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Magnetic-fluid separations of coal using a modified frantz electromagnet
Mohamed Fofana, Mark S. Klima
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
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Electromagnet
100%
Fluid Separation
100%
Pole piece
66%
High Magnetic Field Strength
33%
Apparent Density
33%
Finite Element Analysis
33%
Magnetic Field
33%
Size Fraction
33%
Viscosity
33%
Viscosity Measurement
33%
Magnetic Field Gradient
33%
Organic Liquids
33%
Bituminous Coal
33%
Sulfur Content
33%
Anthracite
33%
Fluid-filled
33%
ZnBr2
33%
Subsequent Effects
33%
Magnetic Field Distribution
33%
Batch Separation
33%
Ash Content
33%
Current Intensity
33%
Float-sink Separation
33%
Engineering
Pole Piece
100%
Magnetic Field
100%
Fluid Viscosity
100%
Finite Element Method
50%
Measured Value
50%
Field Gradient
50%
Bituminous Coal
50%
Simulated Result
50%
Anthracite
50%
Magnetic Field Strength
50%
Sulphur Content
50%
Apparent Density
50%
Ash Content
50%
Material Science
Density
100%
Mechanical Strength
50%
Finite Element Method
50%
Anthracite
50%
Bituminous Coal
50%
Magnetic Field Gradient
50%
Chemical Engineering
Viscosity Measurement
100%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Finite Element Analysis
100%