Flotation machine rotor

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 9868093
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13581839

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A rotor for use in a slurry separation flotation cell having a tank within which the rotor is contained. The rotor has a shaft that has a conduit adapted to communicate a fluid, preferably a gas such as air, therethrough. The rotor also has impeller blades extending radially from the shaft and a baffle adjacent the bottom of the impeller blades. The baffle extends from an end of the shaft to at or near an outer edge of the impeller blades, directing the gas to the outer edges of the impeller blades for dispersion into the slurry. The rotor is located adjacent a floor of the tank and, in use, draws slurry downwards into the impeller portion and forces it outwards with the gas being mixed therein.

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BRIDSON ROGER FARNWORTHNEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES

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Bridson, Roger Farnworth Mooral Creek, AU 1 1

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