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1 flottera
float -
2 flottör
float -
3 flyta
float -
4 flotationscell
float cell, flotation cell -
5 flottörmätare
float gauge -
6 översvämma
float, flood, inundate, overflow -
7 anrikning
beneficiation, concentrating, dressing, ore dressing, enrichment, mineral processing, separation, treatment of ore, upgradingelektrostatisk anrikning; electrostatic separation, high tension separationföranrikning; pre-concentrationhärdanrikning; vanningkolanrikning; coal dressing, coal preparation, coal washingluftanrikning; pneumatic preparationmagmatisk anrikning; magmatic concentrationmagnetisk anrikning; magnetic concentration, magnetic separationmalmanrikning; ore beneficiationpneumatisk anrikning; pneumatic separationprovanrikning; ore testingsekundär anrikning; downward enrichment, secondary enrichmentsjunk-flyt anrikning; sink-float separationskakbordsanrikning; table concentrationstarkmagnetisk anrikning; high intensity magnetic separationsulfidanrikning; sulphide enrichmentsättmaskinsanrikning; jiggingtermisk anrikning; thermal beneficiationtyngdkraftsanrikning; gravimetric concentrationvaskanrikning; placer miningvåt anrikning; concentration by wet process, washery, wet concentration, wet dressingvåtmekanisk anrikning; gravity concentration, gravitational separation -
8 mätare
indicator, meter, gaugedensitetsmätare; density meterdjupmätare; depth gaugeflottörmätare; float gaugeflödesmätare; flow gaugelufttrycksmätare; air pressure gaugeströmmätare; current meterströmningsmätare; flow metertryckmätare; pressure meter -
9 opal
opaleldopal; fire opalhalvopal; resin opalporös opal; float stone -
10 sjunkflytanrikning
sink-float separation -
11 sjunkflytmetod
sink-and-float method
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