Manufacturers News
    
    - Organization:
 - The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
 - Pages:
 - 1
 - File Size:
 - 152 KB
 - Publication Date:
 - Jan 1, 1952
 
Abstract
Rougher Cells    The photo shows one of three carloads of new Denver Equipment Co. rougher flotation machines destined for a single customer.  [ ]  Low level froth overflow on both sides, and double impeller mechanisms in an open-flow type tank, were designed to enable control of variable conditions in the rougher circuit for better metallurgy.  Intense agitation and aeration are claimed, for effective recovery of low-grade mineral particles.  Standard parts are used, interchangeable with regular Denver Sub-A units. The Super Rougher is now in production and a 2-cell No. 24 machine will be displayed at the Mining Show. Circle No. 1    Fans    A line of industrial fans built for air or materials handling is available in eleven sizes from 670 to  44,000 cfm capacity from Westinghouse Electric Corp. The air hand¬ling wheel has backwardly-inclined blades. Circle No. 2    Trolleyphones    The Femco Trolleyphone, plug-in model, 2550 series, is offered as a simple mine or mill communications system by Farmers Engineering & Mfg. Co. More compact, easier to install and service, the new model is powered from existing trolley wire or power line. Circle No. 3
Citation
APA: (1952) Manufacturers News
MLA: Manufacturers News. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1952.