Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 180
rials, or the separation ofthose which are more magnetic from thosewhich are less magnetic. Wetherill Separator.—In this machine Separation of Ores 465 (see fig. 1) the ground ore is fed down theshoots A A on to the travelling belts BBwhich pass around the poles N s of an electro-magnet, The… … Fig. 1.—Wetherill Separator forms, the essential features being the samein all, namely, the travelling belt and thesharp-edged pole-pieces which give an intensemagnetic field at the point where separationtakes place. CoNKLiNG Separator.—In the Conklingseparator (see fig. 2) the ground ore is…
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