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    Control of clay minerals effect in flotation. A review
    (E D P SCIENCES, 2016) Taner, Hasan Ali; Onen, Vildan
    The increased exposure to low grade ores highlights the importance of understanding phyllosilicate gangue mineralogy which consists of common gangue minerals. To improve the flotation performance and ore quality the negative effect of the clay minerals on flotation should be identified. The presence of clay minerals leads to problems, such as changing the froth stability, which are related to swelling behaviour, increase in pulp viscosity, overconsumption of reagents, slime coating and mechanical entrainment. The clay content in the ore is changing from time to time and it is necessary to provide quick solutions to the issues caused by the new ore composition. The objective of this paper is to give an overview how to control the colloidal properties of clay minerals on flotation.
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    Effect of coagulants and flocculants on dewatering of kaolin suspensions
    (2018) Önen, Vildan; Göçer, Muhammed; Taner, Hasan Ali
    Kaolin tailings are commonly generated in the mineral industry. They are invariably negatively charged andconsequently tend to form stable dispersions with poor flocculation characteristics. Coagulation–flocculationtreatments are suitable methods for removing colloidal particles from wastewater. In this study, the effects ofmono/multivalent ions (coagulants) and polymers (flocculants) on the sedimentation and electrokineticbehaviours of kaolin have been investigated. In experimental studies, Al2(SO4)3, FeCl3, MgCl2, CaCl2, NaClwere used as coagulant, while as flocculant anionic (A150), cationic (C521) and nonionic (N100) polymers wereused. Isoelectric point of kaolin was determined as pH 4.2. The effectiveness of coagulants increased with theincrease in the ionicity degree of the metal ions. Among the coagulants, FeCl3 provided the highest efficiency(91%). Low sedimentation velocities (6.3-12.2 mm/min) were obtained with coagulants. The highestsedimentation efficiency (94%) was achieved with anionic flocculants and the same sedimentation velocity (58mm/min) was reached with all flocculants.
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    KİLLERİN PÜLP ORTAMINDAKİ DAVRANIŞI VE FLOTASYONA ETKİSİ
    (2016) Taner, Hasan Ali; Önen, Vildan
    Dünyada zengin maden yataklarının azalmasıyla birlikte, yüksek kil içerikli ve düşük tenörlü cevher yataklarının işlenmesinin zorunluluk haline gelmesi ve bunun içinde flotasyon yönteminin kullanımı önem kazanmaktadır. Pek çok cevherleşmede ana gang minerali olarak bulunan kil mineralleri, zenginleştirme işlemlerinin tüm aşamalarında problem oluşturmaktadır. Yüksek kil içerikli cevherlerin işlenmesindeki zorluklar onların farklı ve karmaşık bir yapıya sahip olmalarından kaynaklanmaktadır. Bileşim ve sınıflandırma bakımından en karmaşık mineraller arasında yer alan kil mineralleri arasında belirgin yapısal farklılıklar mevcuttur. Bu yapısal farklılıklar onların zenginleştirme işlemleri sırasındaki davranışlarında dolayısıyla zenginleştirme işlemlerine olan etkilerinde de farklılıklar oluşturmaktadır. Kil içeren gang minerallerinin mineralojisini ve yapısal özelliklerini ve bu özelliklerin zenginleştirme işlemlerine etkilerini anlamanın önemi günden güne artmaktadır.Kil minerallerinin varlığı flotasyonda köpük kararlılığının değişmesi, şişme davranışı kaynaklı problemler, pülpün viskozitesinde artış meydana gelmesi, fazla reaktif tüketimi, şlam kaplama ve mekanik taşıma gibi problemlere neden olmaktadır. Flotasyon verimini artırmak için, kil minerallerinin etkisinden emin olmak ve bu mekanizmayı iyi anlamak gereklidir. Bu makalede, kil minerallerinin flotasyon performansı üzerine etkileri ve bu konuda yapılan bilimsel çalışmalar incelenmiştir
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    Leaching of zinc and manganese from spent zinc–carbon batteries in acetic acid solution
    (Selçuk Üniversitesi Mühendislik Fakültesi, 2016) Taner, Hasan Ali; Ağaçayak, Tevfik; Aras, Ali
    In this study, extraction of Zn and Mn from spent zinc–carbon batteries in acetic acid solution was studied. Leaching tests were carried out to evaluate the leaching behaviour of Zn and Mn under different conditions. Experimental parameters used were; stirring speed, acetic acid concentration, temperature and particle size. The zinc and manganese extraction were obtained as 83.59% and 52.47%, respectively. The maximum Zn and Mn extraction were obtained in 240 min of leaching time with the following conditions; 600 rpm stirring speed, 2.0 M acetic acid concentration, -53 ?m particle size and 60°C leaching temperature.
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    Selective flotation of calcium minerals using double-headed collectors
    (TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC, 2019) Patra, Anuttam; Taner, Hasan Ali; Bordes, Romain; Holmberg, Krister; Larsson, Anna-Carin
    A study was performed involving a series of double-headed carboxylate collectors with varying distance between the head groups (one, two or three carbon atoms). A collector with the same alkyl chain length but with only one carboxylate group was also included. All these were amino-acid based amphiphiles and the polar head group was connected to the hydrophobic tail via an amide linkage. Selective flotation recovery of different calcium minerals using these collectors was investigated. The double-headed collector with one carbon atom between the carboxylate groups was an apatite and fluorite specific reagent while the monocarboxylate surfactant showed high specificity for calcite. The flotation behavior of a simple conventional collector of the same alkyl chain length, a fatty acid salt, was also determined under identical flotation conditions in order to understand the effect of the amide group. Complementary experiments (zeta potential measurements, adsorption isotherm determinations) were also performed for these reagents. In order to shed light on the selectivity obtained with the dicarboxylate surfactants, the distances between the head groups were calculated and compared with the distances between neighboring calcium atoms on the surface of the minerals. It was found that the high degree of selectivity could be rationalized by perfect matching of these distances. To the best of our knowledge this is the first study where flotation selectivity in complex calcium mineral systems has been explained in terms of molecular recognition governing the interaction between the collector and the mineral surface. [GRAPHICS] .