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Aixiang Wu, Zhenqi Wang, Zhuen Ruan, Raimund Bürger, Shaoyong Wang, and Yi Mo, Rheological properties and concentration evolution of thickened tailings under the coupling effect of compression and shear, Int. J. Miner. Metall. Mater.,(2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12613-024-2832-9
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Aixiang Wu, Zhenqi Wang, Zhuen Ruan, Raimund Bürger, Shaoyong Wang, and Yi Mo, Rheological properties and concentration evolution of thickened tailings under the coupling effect of compression and shear, Int. J. Miner. Metall. Mater.,(2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12613-024-2832-9
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压剪耦合作用下浓密尾砂流变热性及浓度演化规律

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    金属矿山高效开采与安全教育部重点实验室, 北京 100083, 中国

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    北京科技大学顺德创新学院, 佛山 528399, 中国

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    CI2MA and Departamento de Ingeniería Matemática, Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas, Universidad de Concepción, Casilla 160-C, Concepción, Chile

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    北京科技大学土木与资源工程学院, 北京, 100083, 中国

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    中铁建铜冠投资有限公司, 铜陵, 244000, 中国


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    王珍岐    E-mail: 15101014530@163.com

    阮竹恩    E-mail: ustb_ruanzhuen@hotmail.com

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  • (1) 开展了0–30 kPa高压应力下的浓密尾砂脱水研究。
  • (2) 研制了高压应力下浓密尾砂压剪耦合实验装置。
  • (3) 揭示了浓密床层在高压力和剪切作用下的脱水机理。
  • 膏体充填技术是金属矿绿色开采的关键技术，其中尾砂浓密是膏体充填的首要环节。然而，尾砂浓密容易出现絮凝效果不理想和底流浓度浓度不达标的问题，其原因在于浓密尾矿的流变特性和浓度演化规律尚不清楚。本研究基于Box–Behnken design (BBD)设计进行了絮凝条件优选实验，同时考察底流浓度和絮团平均加权弦长两个指标，最终获得最优絮凝条件。自主研发了一套实验装置开展单独剪切、单独压缩和压剪耦合作用下的压缩床层浓密过程的底流浓度和流变特性测试，该装置最高可实现30 kPa压力，突破了传统室内浓密实验只能进行低压力（<1 kPa）流变特性测试的局限性，且可直接量化压缩屈服应力。结果表明，压剪耦合作用下的剪切屈服应力随压缩屈服应力的增长而增加，而单独剪切作用下的剪屈服应力变化较小。在不同条件下，剪切屈服应力从低到高的顺序是单独剪切、单独压缩和压剪耦合。在压剪耦合作用下，浓度首先随着压缩屈服应力的增长而迅速增加，然后缓慢增加，而在单独剪切作用下浓度变化不明显。在不同条件下，浓度从低到高的顺序是单独剪切、单独压缩和压剪耦合。最后从絮团结构和导水通道演化的角度对不同工况作用下的脱水机理进行分析。
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    Rheological properties and concentration evolution of thickened tailings under the coupling effect of compression and shear

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    • Cemented paste backfill (CPB) is a key technology for green mining in metal mines, in which tailings thickening comprises the primary link of CPB technology. However, difficult flocculation and substandard concentrations of thickened tailings often occur. The rheological properties and concentration evolution in the thickened tailings remain unclear. Moreover, traditional indoor thickening experiments have yet to quantitatively characterize their rheological properties. An experiment of flocculation condition optimization based on the Box–Behnken design (BBD) was performed in the study, and the two response values were investigated: concentration and the mean weighted chord length (MWCL) of flocs. Thus, optimal flocculation conditions were obtained. In addition, the rheological properties and concentration evolution of different flocculant dosages and ultrafine tailing contents under shear, compression, and compression–shear coupling experimental conditions were tested and compared. The results show that the shear yield stress under compression and compression–shear coupling increases with the growth of compressive yield stress, while the shear yield stress increases slightly under shear. The order of shear yield stress from low to high under different thickening conditions is shear, compression, and compression–shear coupling. Under compression and compression–shear coupling, the concentration first rapidly increases with the growth of compressive yield stress and then slowly increases, while concentration increases slightly under shear. The order of concentration from low to high under different thickening conditions is shear, compression, and compression–shear coupling. Finally, the evolution mechanism of the flocs and drainage channels during the thickening of the thickened tailings under different experimental conditions was revealed.
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