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Mineral processing

separation of individual ore particles by detecting a property such as color, X-ray transmission or conductivity and ejecting them, usually with air jets.

In mineral processing, sensor-based ore sorting refers to separation of individual ore particles by detecting a property such as color, X-ray transmission or conductivity and ejecting them, usually with air jets. This meaning comes from Robben (2019) in Minerals.[1]

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Robben, C., & Wotruba, H. (2019). Sensor-Based Ore Sorting Technology in Mining: Past, Present and Future. Minerals, 9(9), 523. https://doi.org/10.3390/min9090523

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