WO2015048975A2 - Shaker table apparatus and components and methods thereof - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to mineral separation devices, more particularly to improved shaker table apparatus, and even more particularly to improvements to dressing water manifolds and tabletop decks for better accommodating magnetic separators and improving recovery and separation grade.
- Ball mill filings may be present in concentrate arriving at a shaker table. These filings pose a problem to tabling/separation at a shaker table, since large chunks of ferrous metal can behave similar to smaller, denser gold particles. Therefore, the presence of such metallic impurities can likely disrupt and pollute the collection of gold on a shaker table. If the use of an upstream magnetic drum separator is not desirable, then a suspended plate magnet separator may be used above the shaker table's active surface. However, the space available to accommodate suspended plate magnet separators is very limited with existing shaker table devices.
- a plate magnet separator should generally sit as close to the tabling surface as possible in order to optimize magnetic separator performance.
- the existing Gemini-style large raised central water manifolds, nozzles, and edge geometries all sit high. Consequently, they obstruct magnetic separation devices and prevent close positioning with a shaker table top, thus, impede the overall effectiveness of a shaker table separation circuit.
- an object of the invention to provide a mechanically-robust, improved shaker table capable of efficiently and effectively providing smeltable table concentrate. It is another object of the invention to improve existing dressing water manifolds and tabletop deck geometries so that they are better- suited to accommodate magnetic separators.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a shaker table system which enables recycling of tailings and middlings over the tabletop deck to minimize losses and improve recovery.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a shaker table apparatus having superior abrasion resistant surfaces for enhanced particle mobility and minimal routine maintenance.
- the shaker table apparatus may comprise a tabletop deck assembly having a feed end and a discharge end, at least one dressing water nozzle having a low-profile with respect to said tabletop deck assembly, and at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold which is operably connected to the at least one dressing water nozzle.
- the at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold may be positioned and configured so as to not require an operator to reach over the tabletop deck assembly.
- the at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold may also be positioned and configured so as to readily allow an operator to adjust a flow of dressing water to said at least dressing water nozzle.
- the apparatus may comprise one or more dressing water tube which extends between at least one dressing water nozzle and at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold.
- the feed end of the tabletop deck assembly may be rounded to create a deliberate dead zone which forces material over processing grooves and eliminates short- circuiting found with conventional devices.
- the feed end of the tabletop deck assembly may be located vertically above the discharge end of the table, thereby creating a tabletop deck assembly angle of inclination between approximately 1 and 3 degrees.
- One or more fang-shaped diverter features may be provided at a discharge end of the apparatus, which is configured to improve concentrations at the discharge end.
- the shaker table apparatus may have at least one water dressing nozzle which is separately provided to the tabletop deck assembly.
- the shaker table apparatus may also comprise a quick connect feature between at least one water dressing nozzle and at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold.
- An overhead magnetic separator may be provided overtop of the tabletop deck assembly, and may be spaced from the tabletop deck assembly by an overhead clearance gap less than 3.5 inches, which is less than possible with conventional devices.
- the shaker table apparatus may comprise a spin filter upstream of said at least one dressing water nozzle to minimize potention clogging of the nozzle.
- one or more outboard dressing water valve manifolds may be provided at an easily-accessible peripheral location which is not centrally located on an upper portion of the tabletop deck assembly.
- the at least one outboard dressing water valve manifolds may comprise a single manifold or two outboard dressing water valve manifolds.
- each of the two outboard dressing water valve manifolds may be positioned on opposing sides of the tabletop deck assembly of a shaker table apparatus. In other embodiments, each of the outboard dressing water valve manifolds may positioned on the same side of the tabletop deck assembly.
- a method of operating a shaker table apparatus comprises engaging a portion of the at least one outboard dressing water valve manifold; and, adjusting a flow of dressing water said at least one dressing water nozzle without reaching over the tabletop deck assembly.
- a dressing water nozzle subassembly for a tabletop deck assembly of a shaker table apparatus is further disclosed.
- the dressing water nozzle subassembly may comprise a cavity for receiving an o-ring and a body, a collet adapted to accept the outer diameter of a tube, a central opening, and one or more nozzle openings intersecting the central opening.
- the dressing water nozzle may further comprise a mushroom shape.
- the nozzle may incorporate a flat rounded head configured to establish a low-profile with respect to said tabletop deck assembly.
- One or more torque-engaging surfaces may be provided to the nozzle for alignment and/or purposes of fastening or tightening.
- the one or more torque- engaging surfaces may be provided as one or more flats or slots in some embodiments.
- the nozzle openings may be provided on the same side of the dressing water nozzle, thereby providing a one-sided dressing water nozzle, or the nozzle openings may be provided on opposing sides of the dressing water nozzle, thereby providing a double-sided dressing water nozzle.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments which schematically indicates various grades of recovery at different locations.
- FIG. 2 is an isometric view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 3 is a side view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 4 is a discharge end view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 5 is a feed end view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 6 is a detailed view of drive elements of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 7 is a bottom view of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 8 is a photograph of a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 9 is a close-up photograph of a central portion of the shaker table apparatus shown in FIG. 8.
- FIGS. 10 and 11 are respective isometric and side view photographs of the shaker table apparatus shown in FIG. 8.
- FIG. 12 shows results comparing shaker table apparatus performance according to some embodiments of the invention (left) to prior art devices (right).
- FIG. 13 shows that to reach the tails trough, the feed must pass over approximately 20 processing grooves and cannot bypass the grooves as it does on prior devices.
- FIG. 14 shows the 'fall line' of feed on a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 15 shows sulfides diverting means according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 16 is a photograph showing a successful table test for a shaker table apparatus according to some embodiments.
- FIGS. 17-19 show various views of a dressing water nozzle according to some embodiments.
- FIG. 20 shows an entire separation system utilizing a shaker table apparatus according to certain embodiments of the invention.
- a shaker table apparatus 100 and separation system 60 as substantially shown in the figures is disclosed.
- profiles of a tabletop deck assembly 4 have been designed so as to be much flatter than conventional shaker table devices. This has been accomplished by lowering the table's edge drain trough reliefs 50, 51, 52, 53, as well as by redesigning the dressing water distribution system to use low profile mushroom-style dressing water nozzles 29 which are provided adjacent the centerline of the table 4 and which extend either in series or parallel generally linearly from a feed end 56 to a discharge end 57.
- the nozzles 29 may be provided in an array 54 and may each comprise a head 30 and a body portion 31.
- Outboard dressing water valve manifolds 17, 18, 66 may be placed along the table sides (one on each side of the table as shown in FIGS 1-19 or both on a single side as shown in FIG. 20). Alternatively, a single outboard dressing water valve manifold 17, 18, 66 may be employed, which services both left and right portions of the tabletop deck 4.
- dressing water nozzles 29 may be purposed with nozzle openings 32 which are located on both sides of the nozzle 29, or the array 54 may alternate between left and right-facing nozzle openings 32.
- a series of dressing water tubes 19 extending between the dressing water valve manifolds 17, 18, 66 and the dressing water nozzles 29 which form array 54 serve to deliver dressing water to portions of the tabletop deck 4.
- Each central dressing water nozzle 29 may be connected to a respective outboard dressing water valve manifold 17, 18, 66 via a single dressing water tube 19.
- Dressing water tubes 19 may comprise plastic or rubber water hose lines terminating at a manual mini-valve threaded into the respective outboard dressing water valve manifold 17, 18, 66.
- a user may adjust dressing water to the tabletop deck 4 from either side or both sides of the shaker table apparatus 100, and therefore, it is no longer required to reach across the top of a shaker table to the shaker table centerline or manipulate a shaking nozzle/valve.
- the flat upper profile of the tabletop deck 4 allows the use of an optional overhead magnetic separator 69 such as a belt magnet, positioned in close proximity with the tabletop deck 4.
- the shaker table apparatus 100 may include a support frame weldment 1, a rocker plate bearing 2; a rocker plate weldment 3, a tabletop deck assembly 4 having a number of grooves 59, a molded infeed pad 5 which may be separable from the tabletop deck assembly 4 (and replaceable or interchangeable depending on type of feed), a variable frequency drive (VFD) 6 for delivering a shaking motion to the tabletop deck assembly 4, a drive gear motor 7 which is operably coupled to the VFD 6, an eccentric bushing 8, a drive bearing 9, a drive adapter 10, a drive rod weldment 11, an inner spring seat 12, an outer spring seat 13, a drive spring 14, a drain and nut 15, and a cast bumper 16.
- VFD variable frequency drive
- the VFD 6 may be computer controlled for fine tuning stroke frequency of the tabletop deck 4 and therefore greatly improve recovery efficiencies.
- the infeed pad 5 may be shaped to diffuse energy of the feed and spread the feed over a large area, thereby discouraging standing wave formation and short-circuiting to tails.
- a first dressing water valve manifold 17 may be provided on a left-hand side of the tabletop deck assembly 4, and a second dressing water valve manifold 18 may be provided on a right-hand side of the tabletop deck assembly 4.
- the shaker table apparatus 100 may further include a first manifold support weldment 20, a second manifold support weldment 21, a number of drain hoses 22 provided to a number of recovery basins 50, 51, 52, 53, a feed hopper support weldment 23, a hopper bracket weldment 24, a feed hopper weldment 25, and a water filter manifold assembly 26.
- a hold down pattern 27 may be applied to the apparatus 100 for bolting or securing the apparatus within a circuit.
- the shaker table apparatus 100 may be connected to a water source via a water supply hose connection barb 28.
- the water supplied may be pre-filtered and sent to each nozzle 29 in the central array 54.
- the dressing water enters a central opening 33 within each nozzle 29 that also communicates with one or more nozzle openings 32.
- the one or more nozzle openings 32 are preferably strategically positioned to deliver dressing water to select portions of the tabletop deck 4.
- Torque engaging surfaces 38 such as flats, slits, or slots may be used to orientate the nozzle openings 32 and "tune" the delivery of dressing water to particular locations on the table 4.
- Dressing water tubes 19 may be connected to each nozzle via a cavity 39 provided in each nozzle 29.
- an o-ring 34 is positioned in the cavity 39 and the cavity 39 is fitted with a barrel-shaped body 36.
- the body 36 accepts a
- each nozzle 29 may comprise a barbed nipple or NPT thread or other equivalent tube-connection means.
- each dressing water nozzle 29 may comprise an optional outer thread 35 which may be accepted through an aperture 55 in the unfinished tabletop deck assembly 4.
- the nozzles 29 may be secured to the tabletop deck assembly 4 by a backside nut.
- the dressing water nozzles 29 may be glued or sealed into the tabletop deck assembly apertures 55 or snap-fitted into the apertures 55.
- nozzle openings, including central openings 33 and nozzle openings 32 may be machined directly into bosses which are molded into the tabletop deck assembly 4 at locations where apertures 55 would otherwise be provided.
- apertures 55 are not formed into the tabletop deck 4, and the machined nozzles may not be replaceable or interchangeable as the nozzles 29 shown in the drawings.
- nozzle openings 32 may need more frequent cleaning if filtered dressing water is not used.
- a diverter feature 40 such as one or more fang-shaped protrusions may be provided at the discharge end 57 of the shaker table apparatus 100 to prevent sulfides from entering the final concentrate basin 50, thus improving final concentrate grade.
- Concentrate basin 50 catches the most highly-refined concentrate in the last drain (i.e., drain number 8).
- Diverter feature 40 moves sulfide-containing materials to the MIDS2 basin 51, which collects the second highest grade of concentrate of the system 60.
- a MIDS 1 drain basin 52 is provided upstream of the MIDS2 basin 51 and may comprise multiple drains (i.e., drain numbers 4-6 as shown).
- TAILS basin 53 which is located the furthest upstream on the tabletop deck assembly 4, may include multiple drains (i.eembroidered drain numbers 1-3 as shown). Material collected in the TAILS basin 53 may be very low in target value mineral composition, and may therefore be disposed of, recycled, or sent to another coarser concentrating step.
- An electrical supply 58 is provided to supply power to the VFD 6.
- the grouping of the shaker table apparatus's drains/buckets include: TAILS (lowest grade), MIDS 1 (low grade), MIDS2 (high grade), and CONC (highest grade/smeltable gold).
- the distribution of recovered gold shows a marked superior performance of embodiments of the invention as compared to a Gemini GTIOOO shaker table. It was found by the inventors that, in use, approximately 9% of the total recovered gold is expected in the TAILS sections 1, 2, and 3 — as compared to approximately 24% for a conventional Gemini GTIOOO table.
- FIG. 13 shows that in order to reach the tails trough 53, the feed must pass over approximately 20 processing grooves 59 after coming in contact with the molded infeed pad 5.
- the feed cannot bypass the grooves 59 in the same way that occurs on prior Gemini table geometries.
- the rounded feed end of the shaker table apparatus 100 generally prevents wall pounding/standing wave generation which typically occurs in the Gemini table. This prevents feed from 'dancing' or 'floating' its way to TAILS basin 53, and/or from bypassing the processing grooves 53.
- the tabletop deck 4 is well-overfed, there may be feed present at the rounded feed end 56 which could result in a bypass route to the TAILS basin 53.
- FIG. 15 shows sulfides diverting means 40 according to some embodiments. Sulfides bands required a diverter feature 40 to channel the sulfides to the MIDS2 basin 51, in order to prevent contamination of the CONC trough 50.
- This diverter feature 40 may be incorporated into tabletop deck assemblies 4 described herein, according to various applications of the invention.
- groove/separation jump patterns may be provided which are much more extended than prior devices. The result is more processing area, more processing geometry (e.g., grooves and/or separation jumps), and improved feed end geometries.
- the rounded feed end 56 serves to eliminate any 'bypass-to-tails' avenues for feed to flow.
- Extended feed end grooves 59 may be incorporated to prevent "straight to tails" waterslide effect, and the rounded feed end 56 profile prevents standing wave creation.
- Additional feed end upgrade separation jumps may be provided in the tabletop deck 4.
- Additional grooves 59 may be provided to upgrade more TAILS basin 53-bound concentrate (i.e., material which would otherwise be delivered to one of the TAILS drains 1-3) to the MIDS 1 basin 52 and/or MIDS2 basin 51.
- the dressing length of the tabletop deck 4 may also be increased to provide more upgrading of the concentrate collected from the CONC basin 50.
- FIG. 16 shows a table test for shaker table apparatus 100 according to some
- test was successfully concluded.
- the feed terminated, and the table cleared itself within 1-2 minutes upon termination of feed.
- the system 60 comprises a shaker table apparatus 100 according to the present invention, a feed auger 61 for moving feed material to the feed end 56 of the tabletop deck assembly 4, an agitated sump 62, a concentrator flush feed point 63, a tails sump and pump 64 to move the tails away for disposal or to recycle to the shaker table apparatus 100, a lockable gold concentrate box 65, one or more easily-accessible dressing water valve manifolds 66, an access platform 67 for an operator, an access ladder 68 for an operator, a magnet belt separator 69 provided closely over the tabletop deck assembly 4 of the feed end 56 of the shaker table apparatus 100, a table feed funnel 70, a user platform 71, and a screen 72.
- the screen 72 may be a SWECO- brand screen which may be undersized to the shaker table apparatus 100, but oversized to the tails sump and pump 64.
- screen 72 may comprise a 20 mesh vibrating screen, without limitation.
- magnet separator 69 may be a 10" x 6' plate magnet with a moving conveyor belt and scraper mechanism. In other embodiments, a drum magnetic separator may be utilized.
- the shaker table apparatus 100 disclosed herein may comprise a variable stroke length in order to fine-tune recovery performance.
- the apparatus 100 may comprise an adjustable spring intensity to change motion kinetics of the device.
- a water flowmeter may be provided to accurately measure the amount of feed dilution, which may be subsequently controlled (e.g., using a number of control valves) to adjust feed dilution parameters.
- the shaker table apparatus 100 described herein may comprise a PLC/HMI combination which may be compatible with PROFINET TCP/IP/Ethernet communication protocol.
- the dressing water nozzles 29 may be individually-controlled nozzles which allow for finer adjustments of wash water.
- the nozzles 29 may be manually-controlled, but could be automated with off-the-shelf control valves that communicate with a control system having a CPU or PLC.
- the CPU/PLC may be operatively coupled with or make up a portion of said aforementioned PLC/HMI.
- water filtration steps may be utilized to improve the quality of dressing water and thereby reduce dressing water nozzle 29 clogging.
- filtration means may be provided upstream of the dressing water nozzles 29, tubes 19, and/or manifolds 17, 18, 66.
- an accelerometer with HMI readout may be provided for improved repeatability of the motion of tabletop deck 4.
- the tabletop deck 4 may be canted at a pitch angle between one and three degrees, and may be preferably canted at a pitch angle of approximately two degrees.
- Levels, inclinometers, level indicating indicia, or self-leveling apparatus may be employed to maintain tabletop pitch angle. In most simple embodiments, a manual inclinometer may be utilized for initial setup.
- Buzzers or equivalent awareness means may be employed so that if the pitch angles deviate from optimum operating conditions or predetermined settings having set minimum and/or maximum thresholds, an operator may be alerted to check the table orientation.
- Table geometry and groove 59 profiles may be designed and optimized for maximized precious metal recovery, without limitation, and the particular unique patterns shown in the figures are for illustrative purposes only.
- a contractor or other entity may provide a shaker table apparatus or operate a shaker table apparatus in whole, or in part, as shown and described.
- the contractor may receive a bid request for a project related to designing or operating a shaker table apparatus, or the contractor may offer to design any number of shaker table apparatus or components thereof, or may offer to provide a process for a client involving one or more of the features shown and described herein.
- the contractor may then provide, for example, any one or more of the devices, features, or steps shown and/or described in the embodiments discussed above.
- the contractor may provide such devices by selling those devices or by offering to sell those devices.
- the contractor may provide various embodiments that are sized, shaped, and/or otherwise configured to meet the design criteria of a particular client or customer.
- the contractor may subcontract the fabrication, delivery, sale, or installation of a shaker table apparatus or a component of the devices disclosed, or of other devices used to provide said devices.
- the contractor may also survey a site and design or designate one or more storage areas for storing the material used to manufacture the shaker table devices disclosed herein, or for storing the devices themselves and/or components thereof.
- the contractor may also maintain, modify, or upgrade the provided devices or prior devices.
- the contractor may provide such maintenance or modifications by subcontracting such services or by directly providing those services or components needed for said maintenance or modifications, and in some cases, the contractor may modify a preexisting shaker table apparatus, manifold, tabletop, or parts thereof with a "retrofit kit" to arrive at a modified apparatus comprising one or more method steps, devices, components, or features of the systems and processes discussed herein.
- a shaker table may be constructed of finished fiberglass formed by urethane toolboard "master patterned" molds.
- dressing water nozzles 29 shown may be integral with the table, such that the table is formed or otherwise molded with raised bosses which are machined to integrally form the nozzles 29 to the table.
- nozzles may comprise simple low profile pipe tips which are bent at 90 degrees and pressed into small holes in the table.
- the dressing water tubes 19, themselves, may be bent and secured to the tabletop deck assembly 4 to form an alternative low-profile dressing water nozzle.
- MIDS 1 (LOWER GRADE) BASIN (DRAIN #4, #5, AND #6) TAILS BASIN (DRAIN #1, #2, AND #3)
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