Ore high-voltage pulse discharge pretreatment system and using method thereof
A high-voltage pulse discharge and high-voltage electric pulse technology, which is applied in the field of mineral processing, can solve the problems of large dust, low degree of fragmentation and dissociation, and excessive pulverization, so as to improve the degree of dissociation, improve the grinding efficiency, and avoid the waste of energy. Effect
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[0053]Example 1
[0054]The structure of the ore high-voltage pulse discharge pretreatment system is as followsfigure 1 As shown, it includes feed bin 1, screw feeder 2, high-voltage electric pulse crushing cavity 9, pulse high-voltage electric generator 3, output power source 5, insulating liquid storage pool 8 and oscilloscope 11; high-voltage electric pulse crushing cavity 9 structure asfigure 2 Shown
[0055]The discharge port of the feed silo 1 is matched with the feed end of the screw feeder 2, and the discharge end of the screw feeder 2 is matched with the feed port of the high-voltage electric pulse crushing chamber 9; high-voltage electric pulse crushing The top of the cavity 9 is provided with a feeding port 9-13, and the bottom is provided with a liquid inlet 9-14 and a discharge port 9-15;
[0056]The high voltage pulse crushing cavity 9 is provided with a positive electrode and a negative electrode. The positive electrode is connected in parallel with two gas switches 4 through ...
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[0074]Example 2
[0075]The structure of the ore high-voltage pulse discharge pretreatment system is the same as that of Embodiment 1;
[0076]The structure of the high voltage pulse crushing cavity 9 is asimage 3 As shown, the insulating cylinder 9-5 and its internal material trough 9-9 are included; the top plate connected to the top of the insulating cylinder 9-5 is provided with a feed port 9-13, and the bottom plate of the insulating cylinder 9-5 is provided with a liquid inlet Port 9-14 and discharge port 9-15; the positive and negative electrodes are high-voltage positive 9-2 and high-voltage negative 9-3 respectively, and the front ends of the high-voltage positive 9-2 and high-voltage negative 9-3 are located inside the trough 9-9; The high-voltage positive pole 9-2 is connected in parallel with the two gas switches 4 through a wire, and the high-voltage negative pole 9-3 is connected to the output power supply 5 through a wire; the space between the high-voltage positive pole 9-...
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[0084]Example 3
[0085]The structure of the ore high-voltage pulse discharge pretreatment system is the same as that of Embodiment 1;
[0086]The structure of the high voltage pulse crushing cavity 9 is asFigure 4 As shown, the insulating cylinder 9-5 and the inner screen 9-10 are included; the top plate connected to the top of the insulating cylinder 9-5 is provided with a feed port 9-13, and the bottom plate of the insulating cylinder 9-5 is provided with a liquid inlet Port 9-14 and discharge port 9-15; rod-shaped high-voltage anode 9-11 is used as the positive electrode, passing through the horizontally placed screen 9-10; the bottom end of the rod-shaped high-voltage anode 9-11 is connected in parallel with two gas switches 4 through wires , The top of the rod-shaped high-voltage positive electrode 9-11 is above the screen 9-10; the funnel-shaped high-voltage negative electrode 9-12 is used as the negative electrode, and its internal space is an inverted truncated cone shape, and it...
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