WO2005094999A1 - Appareil artisanal pour la concentration de minerais - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to devices for the gravimetric concentration of ores.
- the invention relates more specifically to an apparatus for the artisanal concentration of ores, operating according to the known principle of setzage or jigging, of light structure, easily movable on the ground and allowing a large production capacity while ensuring the best recovery rate.
- a pulp In the technique of setzage (or jiggage), one subjects a pulp to a succession of cycles of pulsations alternately ascending and descending, inside from a bin.
- a substantially horizontal grid separates the tank into two superimposed compartments and the pulp to be treated is introduced into the upper compartment. All of the pulp particles in the upper compartment of the tank are called a “filter bed”.
- This bed can be formed by the various components of the ore treated or, alternatively, by an additional material, of intermediate density.
- the pulp particles are subjected to brief accelerations which cause an alternating cycle of expansion of the pulp and sedimentation of the particles.
- the ascending and descending pulsations are usually superimposed on a continuous ascending stream of water, the function of which is to adjust the suction during the descending pulsations.
- a densimetric (or gravimetric) stratification of the ore particles in the tank according to their density a dense fraction sediments in the tank and a light fraction is evacuated with the pulp by overflowing out of the tank.
- the dense fraction is divided into two sub-fractions, depending on the particle size: the fine particles pass through the grid and collect in the bottom of the tank, while the coarser particles are retained by the grid and collect above it.
- the devices used for the implementation of the setzage technique are sometimes called by the Anglo-Saxon term "jigs".
- This known artisanal device comprises a tray which a substantially horizontal grid separates into two superimposed compartments.
- the apparatus further comprises a device for feeding the tank with a pulp of the ore and a device for generating the pulsating cycles of water which have been mentioned above.
- This device consists of a piston or a membrane, located under the grid and operated by a suitable means.
- This known hand-crafted device has the advantage of a limited size; it is easily movable and requires only a small contribution of energy for its operation, compatible with that which can bring a man during a full day of work.
- the means used to separate the dense and coarse sub-fraction, gathered above the grid consists in bringing together this in a siphon uri installed inside the tank, along the wall of it.
- a door that can be operated from the outside makes it possible to clear an opening in the wall of the tank, facing the siphon and thus to evacuate the dense and coarse sub-fraction (or part of it).
- This means of extraction is essentially discontinuous, which constitutes a significant disadvantage.
- this discontinuous extraction means does not allow operation in a steady state during which the filter bed retains constant properties.
- a stream of pulp suddenly leaves the container, which has the effect of disturbing the stratification of the pulp in the container.
- the known artisanal apparatus which has just been described is not modular. In other words, its productivity is imposed by its dimensions and it is not possible to increase it, which constitutes another disadvantage of this device. An additional disadvantage of this known device lies in its size, it 'is not possible to reduce transportation. Summary of the Invention The invention aims to remedy the disadvantages of the known jig, described above, by providing a jig of new design, which is specially adapted for artisanal exploitation.
- An object of the invention is to provide a jig for artisanal mining, in which the extraction of a dense fraction of the ore does not cause disturbance in the stratification of the pulp in the sedimentation tank.
- Another objective of the invention consists in providing a jig for artisanal exploitation, which makes it possible to adjust at will the densimetric cut-off of the dense fraction withdrawn from the upper compartment of the tank.
- An additional objective of the invention consists in providing a jig for artisanal exploitation, the exploitation of which accommodates inexpensive labor.
- An additional objective of the invention consists in providing a jig for artisanal exploitation, the operation of which requires only a moderate supply of energy, while having a high productivity.
- the invention also aims to provide a jig for artisanal exploitation, the productivity of which can be optimized in each particular case, depending on the ore treated, its origin and the desired concentration rate.
- Another objective of the invention is to provide a substantially universal jig, which can be easily adapted to the ore treated so that its efficiency is optimal in each particular case, even for poor ores, or those in which the density of the useful material differs little from that of the other constituents of the ore.
- the invention further aims to provide a jig having all of the properties mentioned above, whose mass and size are reduced and which can therefore be easily brought to a place of operation.
- the invention relates to an artisanal apparatus for the concentration of ores, comprising - a tank divided into an upper compartment and a lower compartment by a grid; - a device for feeding the upper compartment of the tank with a pulp of the ore; - a device for pulsing water from bottom to top through the grid; - a device for extracting a dense and fine fraction of the ore from the lower compartment of the tank; a device for extracting a dense and coarse fraction of the ore from the upper compartment of the tank, this device comprising at least one siphon which is located in the tank and which is in communication with at least one opening formed in a side wall of the tray, above the grid; and - an overflow for the evacuation of a light fraction of the pulp from the upper compartment of the tank; the apparatus being characterized in that the aforementioned opening in the wall of the tank opens into an enclosure the upper end of which is situated at a higher level than the above-mentioned overflow.
- the craft device according to the invention belongs to the category of devices known under the name jig and designed for the concentration of ores, coals and other solid mineral or organic materials by setzage or jiggage. This technique is well known and its functional characteristics have been explained above.
- the apparatus according to the invention is an artisanal apparatus.
- the expression “artisanal device” means a device of light and inexpensive design, whose investment, acquisition, maintenance and operating costs are within the reach of an artisan (according to the definition which is generally given in dictionaries of the French language, in particular in Le Petit Robert - dictionary of the French language, editions Dictionnaires Le Robert, Paris, June 2000, page 147), as opposed to industrial devices which involve significant investments and a skilled, large and expensive workforce, generally beyond the reach of a normally wealthy individual.
- the container constitutes the receptacle in which the setzage is carried out.
- the shape of the tank is not critical. It can generally be prismatic, of rectangular or square section.
- the bin is divided into two superimposed compartments, by a grid.
- the grid can be horizontal or oblique.
- the grid meshes are generally of uniform shape and size. They are preferably square, although other shapes are compatible with the invention.
- fine fraction of the ore is intended to denote a particle size fraction whose particles have dimensions which allow them to pass through the grid.
- the coarse particle size fraction is a particle size fraction whose particles have dimensions greater than the mesh of the grid and which are consequently stopped by it.
- the grid is calibrated according to the granulometry sought for the dense and fine fraction of the ore treated. The optimum size of the grid will therefore depend on various parameters, in particular the ore processed, and can be easily determined by a person skilled in the art.
- the lower compartment of the container or part of it advantageously has the shape of a hopper.
- the tank and the grid must be made of a material capable of mechanically and chemically withstanding the pulps intended to circulate therein and the forces of turbulence and abrasion caused by the pulsation of water through the grid.
- the device used to feed the tank with the pulp of the ore is not critical for the realization of the invention.
- the feed device comprises a channel in which the ore is mixed with water to obtain the necessary dilution.
- the channel is advantageously coated with a wear layer of a material capable of withstanding the abrasive action of the ore which is poured into it. It can be secured to the tray or, alternatively, it can be attached to it removable way. It is preferably removable to reduce the size of the craft device during transport.
- the use of a removable entry channel makes it possible to adapt their shape, their dimensions and their resistance to abrasion, according to the ores treated.
- the use of a removable inlet channel also makes it possible to replace it with a different feeding device, for example a chute or a screw distributor.
- the device for the pulsation of water constitutes an essential element for the realization of the setzage. It is designed to project, at regular intervals, a stream of water from bottom to top through the grid of the tank, so that the pulp located in the upper compartment of the tank is subjected to a succession of cycles of pulsations alternately ascending and descending, as explained above.
- the embodiment of this device is however not critical for the definition of the invention.
- the lower compartment of the tank includes a device for extracting a dense and fine fraction of the ore.
- This device is not critical for the design of the invention and may for example include a hopper closed by a valve.
- the upper compartment of the tank is in communication with an overflow which is located at a higher level than the grid. The overflow has for function to maintain. the level of the pulp substantially constant in the tank, during the normal operation of the craft apparatus. In a manner known per se, the fraction of the pulp which leaves the tank via the overflow normally contains a slight fraction of the pulp.
- the extraction device of a dense fraction and coarse ore • tray ho.rs is an important structural element of the craft apparatus of the invention.
- this extraction device comprises on the one hand, a siphon which is in communication with the upper part of the tank, this siphon opening into an opening which is formed through the wall of the tank, above Grid ; and on the other hand, an enclosure which is situated outside the tank, so that its upper end is higher than that of the grid.
- the siphon is advantageously inside the tank and can then be formed by a vertical or oblique partition, plunging into the pulp, above the grid, facing the aforementioned opening.
- the lower edge of said partition is therefore located above the grid, but at a level below that of the overflow and the lower edge of the opening is located at an intermediate level between that of the overflow. and that of the lower edge of the partition.
- Any other equivalent device can be used as a siphon.
- the above opening of the wall of the tank is positioned in such a way that the pulp of the siphon can pour into the enclosure. During the normal operation of the artisanal apparatus, the pouring of the pulp from the siphon into the enclosure does not affect the level of the pulp in the tank, since the upper end of the enclosure is located at a higher level than that of the overflow of the tank.
- the siphon comprises, as explained above, a vertical partition which, during the normal operation of the artisanal apparatus, plunges into the pulp above the grid. , opposite the opening in the wall of the tank.
- the partition is a vertically displaceable rise opposite said opening.
- a basket with an openwork wall is suspended in the enclosure.
- the function of the basket is to collect the particles of ore which fall into the enclosure. It is therefore sufficient to periodically reassemble the basket to extract it from the enclosure and collect the ore it contains, without affecting the functioning of the artisanal apparatus.
- the artisanal device according to the invention is a jig intended for artisanal exploitation. He can be easily designed to allow its handling by a single man and to be able to be transported in light vehicles, on any type of road and to easily enter in small carrier type aircraft.
- the tank and its grid, the supply device, the overflow, the device used for the pulsation of water, and the enclosure of the siphon forms a coherent assembly which is mounted on feet.
- the number of feet is normally at least three to make the assembly isostatic. In practice, at least four feet are generally used.
- the aforementioned enclosure of the siphon is formed in at least one of the feet of the craft apparatus. It is preferred that said enclosure and said siphon are provided in each foot.
- This embodiment of the craft device has the advantage of reducing its size and its mass and of facilitating its assembly.
- the artisanal apparatus according to the invention comprises four feet and the device for extracting the dense and coarse fraction of the ore from the upper compartment of the tank comprises - on the one hand, four enclosures of the type defined above, which are each arranged in a different base from the craft apparatus; and - on the other hand, four siphons which are in communication, each with a different opening ' formed in the wall of the tank, these four openings each opening into one of the four aforementioned enclosures.
- the components of the craft device according to the invention are preferably made of light materials, capable of withstanding the constraints of the site. To this end, in a particular embodiment, the construction is carried out in epoxy / glass fiber laminate by the vacuum infusion technique offering an excellent weight / mechanical strength ratio.
- the craft apparatus is formed of removable components allowing easy and rapid assembly and disassembly of said apparatus.
- This embodiment of the invention is especially well suited to light craft devices and easy handling, - the tray can then serve as a receptacle for housing the other components of the device, so as to minimize the volume to be handled.
- the craft device comprises a second tank, arranged downstream of the overflow.
- the second container is similar to the container described above and includes, like him, a grid which divides it into an upper compartment and a lower compartment.
- This second tank is also connected to a pulsating water device, which is designed in a manner known per se to project at regular intervals, a stream of water from bottom to top through the grid of the tank, so that the pulp located in the upper compartment of the tank is subjected to a succession of cycles of pulsations alternately ascending and descending, as explained above.
- This second bin is also equipped with at least one siphon opening into at least one enclosure situated outside the tank, as described above. This embodiment of the invention makes it possible to improve the exploitation yield of ores.
- the device serving for the pulsation of water comprises on the one hand, a flexible and waterproof membrane separating the lower compartment of the tank into two adjoining chambers; and - on the other hand, a member for actuating the membrane, designed to subject a central zone thereof to an alternating movement back and forth.
- the flexible membrane can be vertical or oblique. We prefer to use a vertical membrane.
- the membrane is also advantageously positioned so that the two chambers are of substantially equal volumes.
- the membrane can for example be mounted on a peripheral frame which is introduced into the lower compartment of the tank to form the partition between the two aforementioned chambers.
- a removable wall is fixed to the upper part of the chassis, above the grid, to allow the discharge height of the first compartment to be adjusted in the second.
- the upper edge of said removable wall must be located below the level of the overflow.
- the membrane can be actuated by any suitable known member.
- a known member is used, associating a rod-crank system.
- a member combining a connecting rod-crank system has the advantage of being able to be operated manually by means of a pedal unit. This embodiment of the invention thus has the advantageous characteristic of being able to be actuated by an animal or a human being, without requiring any other motor source.
- the two chambers of the lower compartment of the tank are extended respectively by two hoppers and the member for “actuating” the membrane is located between the two hoppers .
- This variant embodiment of the invention achieves a minimum bulk. It has the additional advantage of being able to juxtapose a second tank against the overflow threshold, this second tank being similar to the first tank and comprising a second membrane and a device for actuating the latter.
- the artisanal device in accordance with this variant embodiment of the invention is therefore a jig Consisting of independent modules of two or more juxtaposed tanks having their own drive mechanism which are capable of being assembled in series in order to increase depletion of particularly difficult to concentrate ores.
- This serialization of several modules makes it possible to maximize the productivity by controlling the recovery in each box, which follows an asymptotic law.
- the artisanal device according to the invention has the advantage of a small footprint and high productivity. In general, with the same footprint, the productivity of the artisanal device according to the invention is at least 30 times higher than that obtained by traditional artisanal methods and it allows higher recovery rates.
- the artisanal apparatus according to the invention finds various applications.
- the artisanal apparatus finds a very particular application for the artisanal concentration of gold ores, diamonds, and any valuable mineral, of differentiated density with respect to the environment (cassiterite, wolframite, coltan, tourmaline , garnet, chrysoberyl, spinel, zircon, tanzanite, rhodonite ruby. sapphire, ...)
- Figure 1 shows in vertical and longitudinal section, a schematic embodiment of the craft apparatus according to the invention
- Figure 2 a section along the plane II-II of Figure 1
- Figure 3 is a plan view of a preferred embodiment of the apparatus according to the invention
- Figure 4 is a vertical section along the plane IV-IV of Figure 3
- Figure 5 is a perspective view of the hand-crafted device of Figures 3 and 4
- Figure 6 shows on a large scale a detail of the apparatus' of Figures 3 to 5
- Figure 7 shows the apparatus of Figures 3 to ' 6, in vertical and longitudinal section
- FIG. 8 shows a detail of FIG. 5 on a larger scale.
- the same reference numbers designate the same elements.
- the device shown in Figures 1 and 2 comprises a tank (1) provided with a substantially horizontal grid (2).
- the grid (2) divides the tank into two compartments: an upper compartment (3) and a lower compartment (4).
- An inclined channel (5) opens into the upper compartment (3). It is used to admit a pulp of an ore to be classified.
- the upper compartment (3) is in communication with the overflow (6), which is located at a level lower than that of the downstream end of the channel (5).
- the lower compartment (4) is extended downwards by a hopper or hutch (7) closed by a suitable valve (8).
- the channel (5) is supplied with ore of specified particle size, at an adequate flow rate.
- a water supply (not shown) dilutes this ore to arrive at a dilution of a supply pulp of approximately 1/1 (by weight).
- the pulp water fills the entire tank (1), up to the level of the overflow (6).
- the ore particles enter the pulp.
- a suitable pulsation device not shown in FIG. 1, but well known in the setzage technique, subjects the water in the lower compartment (4) to ascending pulsations, which drive it through the grid (2), into the upper compartment (3).
- the upper compartment (3) comprises a siphon (10), which comprises, on the one hand, a vertical partition (11) plunging into the pulp and, on the other hand, an opening (12) made through the wall of the tank (1).
- the partition (11) joins the opposite walls (13) and (14) of the tank (1).
- the threshold of the opening (12) is formed by the upper edge (18) of a panel (19) which can slide vertically and sealingly along the wall of the tank (1). Said edge (18) is normally located at an intermediate level between that of the threshold (6) and that of the lower edge (16) of the partition (11).
- the opening (12) opens into an enclosure (20) which is located outside the tank (1).
- the enclosure (20) has its upper end (21) situated at a higher level than that of the overflow (6), so as to prevent it from overflowing.
- the dense grains laminated on the grid (2) are expelled through the passage (17) under the partition (11) and penetrate into the siphon ( 10).
- the grains are fluidized in the same way as those in the compartment (3). Their level will gradually increase until reaching a level of equilibrium which depends on the differential density of the pulps in the compartment (3) and in the siphon (10).
- the panel (19) is positioned under this level of equilibrium of the pulps, in order to continuously evacuate the grains which penetrate into the siphon (10). The positioning in height of the panel (19) defines the rate of extraction of the siphon and thus determines the densimetric cut.
- the positioning of the panel (19) is achieved by means of a winch (22) (or an equivalent device), to which the panel (19) is suspended by means of a chain (23).
- a basket (24) disposed in the bottom of the enclosure (20) is used to collect the ore grains which penetrate into said enclosure (20) via the opening (12).
- the basket (24) is connected to a winch (25) by means of a chain (26), to allow it to be periodically extracted from the enclosure (20) and thus recover the ore grains which are accumulated there.
- the walls of the basket (24) are perforated, to allow the flow of water during its extraction from the enclosure (20). Before removing the basket (24) from the enclosure (20), it is desirable to reassemble the panel (19) to temporarily stop the passage of the ore grains from the siphon (10) in the enclosure (20).
- the grid (2) constitutes the bottom wall of a shallow basin, the side wall of which is applied against the wall of the tank 1.
- the tray (1) is rectangular. It is mounted on four feet (34), (35), (36) and (37), which are arranged respectively at the four corners of the tank (1).
- the pulsation device comprises a vertical membrane (27) in the lower compartment (4) of the tank (1). The function and operation of the membrane (27) will be explained later.
- the membrane (27) is mounted in a frame (28), so as to divide the compartment (4) into two juxtaposed chambers (29) and (30).
- the frame (28) is extended above the grid (2), so as to divide the upper compartment (3) into two juxtaposed chambers (31) and (32).
- the upper edge (33) of the chassis (28) is located at a level lower than that of the overflow (6).
- the two chambers (29) and (30) are each extended by a hopper or hutch (7), fitted with a valve (8).
- the two hutches (7) meet along the lower edge of the chassis (28).
- the channel (5) is a module which clips onto the tank (1), so that its bottom wall is extended by the vertical partition (11) which plunges vertically into the chamber (31) of the tank (1) .
- the overflow (6) is extended by an inclined channel (44) which clips onto the tank (1).
- the bottom wall of the channel (44) is extended by a vertical partition (11 ') ' .
- the partition (11 ') is similar to the above-mentioned partition (11) and forms a siphon (10') in the vicinity of the downstream end of the tank (1).
- the modules (5) and (44) are detached from the tank (1) and deposited in it, in order to minimize the external volume.
- the hand-crafted device of FIGS. 3 to 8 comprises four enclosures (20), which are located respectively inside the four legs (34), (35), (36) and (37).
- the siphon (10) therefore comprises two vertical panels (19) movable vertically in front of corresponding openings (12) 'of the enclosures (20) of the feet (34) and (36) ( Figures 3 and 8).
- the siphon (10 ') comprises two vertical panels (19') which are vertically movable in front of corresponding openings (12 ') of the enclosures (20) of the legs (35) and (37) ( Figure 3).
- the membrane (27) has a circular shape. Any other suitable form may, however , be suitable.
- the membrane (27) constitutes the device for pulsing the device.
- a connecting rod-crank system (38) ( Figures 4, 5 and 6) located in the free space between the two hutches (7) is connected to a pair of cables (39) and (40).
- the two cables (39) and (40) pass respectively on two return pulleys (41) and are fixed respectively to the two faces of the membrane (27).
- the actuation of the rod-crank system (38) causes a back and forth movement of the membrane (27), which generates pulsations in the two lower chambers (29) and (30) of the tank (1).
- the tank (1) is formed by the juxtaposition of two boxes (42) and (43), between which the chassis (28) of the membrane (27) is inserted ( Figure 3 ).
- the ore to be treated is poured into the intake channel (5), with water to form a pulp.
- the pulp enters the chamber (31).
- the tank (1) which is located above the grid (2).
- the connecting rod-crank system (38) is continuously actuated to deform the membrane (27) and cause pulsation in the tank.
- Stratification of the ore is gradually carried out in the chamber (31), as explained above for the apparatus of FIG. 1.
- the dense fraction of the ore settles in the chamber (31) until it reaches the grid (2).
- the fine particles of the dense fraction pass through. the grid (2), pass into the lower chamber (29) and are collected in the hutch (7) of the chamber (29).
- the pulp is also subject to the pulsations generated by the membrane (27). Dense particles which have not settled in the chamber (31) settle in the chamber (32).
- the tank (1) is formed by the juxtaposition of two boxes (42) and (43), between which the chassis (28) of the membrane (27) is inserted. ).
- the two boxes (42) and (43) are assembled along juxtaposed flanges (not shown), which are glued or bolted.
- the two boxes (42) and (43) can be made of metal or of a synthetic resin. For reasons of weight, we prefer to make them out of synthetic resin.
- This design of the craft apparatus according to the invention allows production in composite materials by the impregnation process. under vacuum and allows the support of the drive mechanism (38) of the membrane (27) to be integrated into these two boxes.
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