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Target recovery, selectivity, and froth constraints in real circuits
Improve flotation performance under variable ore and water conditions
Increase concentrate quality without major process disruption
Mineral processing applications in flotation systems are defined by how chemistry controls recovery, selectivity, and froth behavior under real operating conditions. Locus Mining develops biosurfactant-enhanced flotation chemistry designed to target these constraints at the application level, improving recovery, selectivity, and water recovery across mineral processing circuits.
In flotation circuits, performance is defined by how chemistry controls three outcomes: recovery, selectivity, and froth behavior. When these break down, performance declines.
Locus evaluates these interactions through structured test programs, isolating interfacial behavior limits and applying targeted chemistry to improve measurable outcomes.
Low recovery due to poor liberation or reagent performance
Inability to separate valuable minerals from gangue
Excess entrainment reduces concentrate quality
Unstable froth reduces recovery and consistency
Measured improvement in controlled iron ore flotation evaluations
Work with our team to evaluate flotation chemistry within your circuit using structured testing and application-specific performance data.
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