Weights of Minerals and Materials
Source: This article is a reproduction of an excerpt of “In the Public Domain” documents held in 911Metallurgy Corp’s private library.
Metals and Alloys Melting Points
Calculate Dilution Water to Obtain Slurry Density
Miner’s Inch Conversion
A Miner’s Inch is a measure for flow of water, and is the quantity of water that will flow in one minute through an opening one inch square in a plank 2 inches thick under a head of 6.5 inches to the center of the orifice. This is equivalent, approximately to 1.2 cubic feet, or […]
How much water in a foot of pipe
Convert Head of Water into Pressure PSI
Physical Properties of Water
Slope of Flotation Slurry Launders for Froth Flow
Launders should have high enough velocities to prevent particles from settling, or if they fall to the bottom, to keep them rolling and sliding. The depth of water should not be much over the diameter of the largest rolling particles. For concentrates and heavy gangues slopes should be increased 25—100%. SPRAY WATER IN LAUNDERS:—While it is […]
Troughing Belt Conveyor Capacity
Note. Above capacities are based on the assumption that material will be fed to conveyor uniformly and continuously. If loading is intermittent the conveyor should be designed for the maximum rate of loading likely to occur. For flat belts not troughed, use one-half of the above capacities. https://www.911metallurgist.com/estimating-conveyor-slope-angle
How much Void in Crushed Materials (Rocks, Sand, Soils)
