XCF/KYF Flotation Cell

XCF/KYF Flotation Cell/Machine Structure
XCF/KYF flotation machine is composed of a tank, a large isolation plate impeller with top and bottom blades, a seat stator radial blade, a split disc cover, a split center tube, a connecting tube with air-bleed hole, a bearing body, hollow main shaft, and the air adjustable valve.

XCF/KYF Flotation Cell/Machine Working Principle
When the flotation machine is at work, the rotation of the impeller makes the slurry all-around via the tank bottom absorbed from the downside of impelled into inner-vanes of the impeller, where low-pressure air is produced by the blower goes into via hollow shaft and the air distributor of impeller chamber at the same time. After a full mixture of the slurry and air among vanes, they are pushed out in the inclined upward direction from the upper half of the impeller around and go into the tank via steady flow and orientation by the stator. Air bubbles rise to the foam stability area, and after the concentration process, the froths overflow from the overflow weir into the froth tank. Another part of the slurry flows toward the lower part of the impeller, then through the impeller agitation, they are mixed to form mineral-laden bubbles again, and the rest of the slurry will flow to the next tank to become tailings eventually.