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    The document calculates the flow of tailings from an ore treatment process under two conditions: without cycloning and with cycloning. Without cycloning, 500 tons per hour of ore is treated, producing 388 tons per hour of tailings at 20% solids, resulting in a slurry volume of 1750 cubic meters per hour. With cycloning, 65% of solids report to the cyclone overflow at a denser 45% solids, while the remaining 35% report to the thickener underflow at 40% solids, totaling a slurry volume of 700 cubic meters per hour to the neutralization tank.

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    The document calculates the flow of tailings from an ore treatment process under two conditions: without cycloning and with cycloning. Without cycloning, 500 tons per hour of ore is treated, producing 388 tons per hour of tailings at 20% solids, resulting in a slurry volume of 1750 cubic meters per hour. With cycloning, 65% of solids report to the cyclone overflow at a denser 45% solids, while the remaining 35% report to the thickener underflow at 40% solids, totaling a slurry volume of 700 cubic meters per hour to the neutralization tank.

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    Calculation of Tailing Flow

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    The document calculates the flow of tailings from an ore treatment process under two conditions: without cycloning and with cycloning. Without cycloning, 500 tons per hour of ore is treated, producing 388 tons per hour of tailings at 20% solids, resulting in a slurry volume of 1750 cubic meters per hour. With cycloning, 65% of solids report to the cyclone overflow at a denser 45% solids, while the remaining 35% report to the thickener underflow at 40% solids, totaling a slurry volume of 700 cubic meters per hour to the neutralization tank.

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    Calculation of Tailing Flow

    A. Without Cycloning ( Max slurry condition)


    Ore treatment 500 tph
    Tailing produced 388.77 tph
    400 tph .say
    Solid consistency 20 % solid w/w
    Sp. Gr of tailing 2.8
    Volume of tailing 142.86 M3/hr
    Volume of water 1600 M3/hr
    Volume of slurry 1742.86 M3/hr
    1750 M3/hr(say)
    P.d of slurry 1.15

    B. With cycloning
    Ore treatment 500 tph
    Tailing produced 388.77 tph
    400 tph .say
    % solid distribution to overflow 65 % solid w/w
    Tonnage of tailing reporting to cyclone overflow 260.0 tph
    Tonnage of tailing reporting to cyclone underflow 140.0 tph
    Solid consistency of tailing cyclone underflow 45.0 % solid w/w
    Volume of tailing cyclone underflow reporting to neutralisati 221.1 M3/hr
    Solid consistency of tailing thickener underflow 40 % solid w/w
    Volume of tailing thickener underflow reporting to neutralisat 482.9 M3/hr
    Total volume of tailing reporting to neutralisation tank 703.97 M3/hr
    700 M3/hr, say
    P.d of tailing slurry 1.37

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