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Dry destoning of coal based on XRT-separation method

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The article studies the technique of dry coal preparation implemented in the sorting equipment of TOMRA radiometric separation method. The principle of work of sorting equipment is shown. The comparison with conventional technologies of coal beneficiation is provided. The possibility of various designs of the separation complex is considered. Depending on the requirements of a subsoil user a separator can be completed in a modular complex based on sea container. The text provides brief technical results of a test work on coal deposits in Russia and the CIS. Positive aspects of the use of sorting equipment at the facilities of the coal industry are formulated.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. candidate NUST MIS&S; Specialist of radiometric separation ZAO «Thrane Teknikk», 144006, 5, Severnaya street, Electrostal, Moscow Region, Russia

    I. V. Alushkin

  2. NRTU MIS&S, Head of subdepartment, Doctor of Science, Professor, 144006, 5, Severnaya street, Electrostal, Moscow Region, Russia

    V. B. Schipchin

  3. Chief specialist of radiometric separation, ZAO «Thrane Teknikk», 144006, 5, Severnaya street, Electrostal, Moscow Region, Russia

    I. G. Korneev

  4. Managing director, ZAO «Thrane Teknikk», 144006, 5, Severnaya street, Electrostal, Moscow Region, Russia

    T. I. Eushina

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Correspondence to I. V. Alushkin .

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  1. National Mineral Resources University (M , Saint-Petersburg Mining University, St. Petersburg, Russia

    Vladimir Litvinenko

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Alushkin, I.V., Schipchin, V.B., Korneev, I.G., Eushina, T.I. (2016). Dry destoning of coal based on XRT-separation method. In: Litvinenko, V. (eds) XVIII International Coal Preparation Congress. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-40943-6_169

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