How does the magnetic strength of the media box of the vertical ring magnetic separator affect the sorting effect?

The magnetic strength of the media box of the vertical ring magnetic separator has an important influence on the sorting effect, which is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

First, when the magnetic strength is strong, the magnetic particles can be more strongly adsorbed. This means that the target minerals can be captured more effectively, the recovery rate and grade of the concentrate can be improved, and the loss of magnetic minerals can be reduced.

When the magnetic strength is insufficient, some magnetic particles that should have been adsorbed may not be effectively captured, thereby reducing the efficiency and quality of the sorting, resulting in a decrease in the concentrate output, and the tailings may contain more magnetic minerals that are not fully recovered.

The magnetic strength also affects the selectivity of the sorting. If the magnetic strength is not appropriate, there may be excessive adsorption of non-target magnetic substances, or insufficient adsorption of target magnetic substances, which in turn affects the accuracy and purity of the sorting.

For example, when processing some complex mineral materials, if the magnetic strength of the medium box is too high, some associated magnetic impurities may also be adsorbed in large quantities, affecting the purity of the concentrate; while if the magnetic strength is too low, some valuable magnetic minerals may not be fully recovered.

In addition, the stability of the magnetic strength is also critical. If the magnetic strength is unstable and fluctuates during operation, it will also lead to unstable and unreliable sorting results.