ANIONIC EMULSIONMINERAL SEPARATION FILESPrepare a sample brief →Use eight practical guides for anionic-emulsion selection, inversion, jar testing, thickener dosing, form comparison and purchasing.
The guides follow the decisions that control an anionic-emulsion result.
Open product form, charge, make-down, trial, thickener and purchase files as needed.
Each guide uses active polymer and representative solids as the comparison basis.
Link operating evidence to the final supply request.
Understand anionic charge, inverse-emulsion form, particle bridging, activation and the evidence needed for mineral-slurry selection.
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Choose an anionic-emulsion charge trial range from mineralogy, water chemistry, dose curves, settling and downstream equipment evidence.
Open record →Commission anionic-emulsion make-down by controlling water quality, contact shear, concentration, aging, transfer and dosing evidence.
Open record →Run a mineral-slurry dose and grade screen using representative feed, active dose, controlled mixing, settling and compaction observations.
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Transfer an anionic-emulsion trial to a thickener by controlling dilution, feedwell mixing, dose basis, overflow and underflow response.
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Balance interface velocity, overflow fines, compactability and dose when evaluating anionic emulsion for clarification or thickening.
Open record →Compare anionic PAM powder and emulsion by activation equipment, active dose, storage, transfer, labor and verified process performance.
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Prepare an anionic-emulsion RFQ covering mineral feed, grade identity, active content, samples, packaging, documents and acceptance trials.
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