Crushing of refractory diamond ore - kimberlite - by the method of electric pulse disaggregation 

Niether electricity they get struck by lightning all the time that lil bit of electricity wont shock a cow bahaha thats so fake my friend lightnig is way god stronger and carbanado gets hit and nothing happens i bet he broke it with a sledge hammer than put it in the bowl like soup bahaha

1 waaaa.??? get to lab!!!!

250kV

Как это нет? Вообще-то, мы вскрыли кристаллы хромдиопсида - главного минерала-спутника алмазов в кимберлитах Якутских провинций!

Разряд 250кВ, установка называется EPD Spark-2, мы являемся экслюзивными производителями в малых сериях

Oh, thats okay, that you don't trust us, you can visit our Lab to test disaggregation properties of your carbonado-bearing rock sample, or you can send us a smalll piece of that rock sample and we will test it on live stream video to make sure you that we don't produce fake.

Yes, sure, please, contact me by e-mail o.v.alikin@yandex.ru

You can send as a sample for investigation)

Bu bir elmas değil, krom diyopsit - elmasların zaten yapıldığı elmasların mineral bir arkadaşı.

I came looking for this comment before I made it, you're absolutely right. We also do caustic dissolution where I work. recover down to 75micron stones.

of course, the jaw crusher is much more efficient in terms of performance - you just put the sample in and crushed it, BUT! during mechanical crushing, all diamond crystals will receive defects, will be over-grinded and it will be easier to lose them at the concentration stage, even after alkaline or any other leaching. I'm not talking about the exponential reduction in the cost of defective crystals and with decreasing of their size. The main advantage of EPD is the almost complete preservation of the original forms of diamond crystals (up to 98% in comparison with conventional mechanical crushing). Good luck guys)) also always welcome to test your samples in our 3D lab, based in Ankara, Turkey - you'll be able to see with your own eyes how simple and effective it is for rough diamonds.

@@CNTMinerals We don't crush our diamonds very often. We use a big jaw for primary crush, then bell crushers to bring it down further (to 2mm). We do our own observation, our process doesn't damage the stones. Honestly, we maybe crush one stone every 6months operating, maybe. We experimented with EPD, it tended to absolutely explode diamonds with any inclusions. In our situation, there was no benefit and a lot of added cost. Not all kimberlite is the same, it won't all crush or ... EPD the same either.

@@thirstfast1025 guys, let me guess, you tried selfrag, didn't you?))

@@CNTMinerals We built the whole thing ourselves.