Enhance flotation efficiency through gas dispersion
Turn gas dispersion from an unknown into an operating advantage
How we help you apply gas dispersion
For flotation operations
Improve circuit performance through gas dispersion audits, frother dosage tuning, operating strategy, and selected monitoring/control pilots.
On-site Gas Dispersion Services
Measure key gas dispersion indicators across selected cells, banks, and operating conditions, then translate the results into practical recommendation for frother dosage, air rate, froth depth, and cell-to-cell strategy.
Frother Dosage Tuning
Use on-site measurements, or off-site sample testing to identify effective frother addition strategies across the circuit, accounting for process water, recycled reagents, and ore chemistry.
Gas Dispersion Monitoring and Control Pilot
Deploy collection-zone and froth-zone sensors to support live characterization of flotation conditions and develop improved control strategies. Available for pilot deployments and selected plant trials.
Site-Specific Frother Evaluation
Compare frothers using site ore and process water to support better reagent selection, dosage strategy, and, where appropriate, custom formulation and in-plant trials.
For suppliers and manufacturers
Generate defensible gas-dispersion data to compare frothers, reagents, equipment, and flotation response under controlled lab or field conditions.
Standardized Frother Characterization
Generate concentration-response data for frothers or other reagents using bubble size, gas holdup, froth stability as gas dispersion indicators.
Gas Dispersion Characterization and Measurements
Measure bubble size, bubble shape, gas holdup, and froth stability under controlled lab or field conditions to evaluate how reagents, equipment, or operating conditions affect gas dispersion.
Flotation Response Testing
Lab or plant-based flotation studies paired with gas dispersion measurements to connect reagent or equipment performance to measurable hydrodynamic conditions and metallurgical response.
make gas dispersion part of your flotation strategy
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