Description
Main specification
| Size fraction, mm | -50+20 | -20+10 | -10+5 |
| Throughput, t/h | 100 | 60 | 30 |
| Yield per one ejection, kg | 1 | 0.65 | 0.4 |
| Recovery rate, % | 98.5 | ||
| Type of material | wet | ||
Material feeding and detection system
| Material feed | Gravitation feeder | |
| Flow | 1 | |
| X-ray tube | 2 | |
| Photomultiplier | 8 | |
Sorter’s supply
| Power consumption, kVA (single phase, 220V/50HZ) | 6 | |
| Technical water consumption, not more than, I/min | 30 | |
| Cooling water consumption, not less than, l/min | 6 | |
| Consumption of compressed air | per 1 ejection, l | 1.15 |
| nominal productivity, l/min | 30 | |
X-ray luminescence sorter for diamond recovery
Indeed, sorting equipment plays a vital role in the mining production industry, particularly through the implementation of luminescence sorting. X-ray luminescence sorters have become a integral asset to various diamond recovery solutions. The functional principle of X-ray luminescence sorters is rooted in the physical luminescence property of diamonds under X-ray radiation, a property that is inherently different from most gangue minerals present in ore.
X-ray luminescence sorters have significantly contributed to the diamond recovery process, enabling mining operations to efficiently extract diamonds from ore while reducing waste and maximizing resource utilization.
Benefits of a X-ray luminescence sorters at a glance:
• high recovery efficiency
• effective concentration
• low operational costs
• low environmental impact
• selective luminescence extraction









