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Reason for the protection of the full magnetic drum PTMS MAGNETIC SEPARATOR
Time: Aug 02,2024

Electromagnetic Separation for Quartz Processing line

Due to the many lean ore and associated (common) ore and the large hardness of the ore, the full magnetic drum PTMS MAGNETIC SEPARATOR is constantly impacted by the granular iron ore below 0~15 in use, and the wear is serious, and the phenomenon of magnetic drum skin often occurs. The chemical stability of NdFEB magnetic steel is relatively poor. In the humid air in the magnetic drum, the phenomenon of surface oxidation and peeling is easy to occur.


PTMS MAGNETIC SEPARATOR

Once the barrel is ground, the pulp will enter the PTMS MAGNETIC SEPARATOR magnetic drum and adsorption on the surface of the magnetic system, resulting in the death between the barrel and the magnetic system, or the pulp enters the bearing, leading to the bearing damage, resulting in the destruction of the whole equipment. Therefore, the full magnetic drum has to wear a thick stainless steel coat, and the stainless steel generally used in the magnetic work, strontium ferrooxide magnetic steel and Ndfeb magnetic steel.


what is magnetic separation method for concentration of ore?

Strr ferrite chemical stability is good, and sr ferrite magnetic steel is generally bonded with epoxy resin into a magnetic group fixed in the magnetic system, but there is also the phenomenon that the magnetic block is easy to fall off. But in addition, the current technology has no better way to protect the full magnetic drum PTMS MAGNETIC SEPARATOR, and the darling of the mining system can only continue to endure humiliation.

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