Disintegration of ores and minerals in the scrubbing tank

Structurally, a scraping machine is a container (chamber) with a vertically mounted shaft inside, with blades arranged in several tiers.

The blades have opposite angles of inclination and, when the shaft rotates around its axis, create counter flows of the suspension inside the tank.

The disintegration process in a scouring machine is based on the friction of small solid particles in a high-density slurry.

Intensive mixing causes mechanical destruction of growths and low-strength grains.

Metal oxide films are removed from the surface of the solid particles and the mineral grains are cleaned to reveal them.

The scrubbing machine is assembled from a number of consecutive chambers, the number of which provides the required volume capacity and the required degree of mineral disclosure.