Electrostatic separation conductive induction

The common types of other industrial electrostatic separators employ charging bv conductive induction anchor ion bombardment. Figure 19-56 illustrates the principles of application,... [Pg.1804]

Conductive-Induction Machines Electrostatic separators exploiting the principle of conductive induction will generally use the follovv -ing electrode designs ... [Pg.1804]

General Principles Electrostatic separation (of particles), also commonly known as high-tension separation, is a method of separation based on the differential attraction or repulsion of charged particles under the influence of an electrical field. Applying an electrostatic charge to the particles is a necessary step before particle separation can be accomplished. Various techniques can be used for charging. These include contact electrification, conductive induction, and ion bombardment. [Pg.1562]

FIG. 19-59 Conductive-induction plate-type electrostatic separator. Courtesy of Mineral Technology, Ltd.)... [Pg.1565]