Energy efficiency
Designed to operate with significantly lower energy consumption, improving efficiency while maintaining high performance.
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2450 Copenhagen SV
Denmark
The experts at the FLS Minerals Testing and Research Centre help fine tune your flotation systems to ensure optimal performance. Equipped with a range of testing and analysis equipment, we determine the optimal sizing, configuration, and operating practices of your flotation circuit. Operating flotation cells are supported by a global network of service centres, offering full-lifecycle technical assistance. Our service engineers travel regularly to sites for equipment inspections and audits, to supervise maintenance, and to deliver tailored training. Meanwhile, FLS spare and wear parts deliver long service life and ensure the performance of your flotation cells does not degrade over time.
FLS froth cameras provide a clear image and analysis of froth movement over the launder, allowing for improved control of the flotation circuit and further optimizing performance.
Automatically adjust recovery rate based on an algorithm that works with froth cameras and online sample analysers.
FLS nextSTEP forced-air cells are placed at the start of the row, recovering easy floating material using the least amount of energy. WEMCO self-aspirated cells follow at the end of the row for coarse and fine particle recovery. It’s a combination that delivers maximum recovery rate and concentrate grade.
The system is engineered to provide an ideal flow stream and strong turbulence for increased bubble-particle rates and efficient recovery. Slurry is also transferred between cells with the lowest possible head loss via patented dart valves. The result is significantly lower energy consumption.
The mixedROW flotation system is easy to install and start-up, lower cost to run, and has a longer mechanism life. It can also treat a range of particle sizes within a single flotation row resulting in optimized metallurgical performance.
FAQs for mixedROW flotation system