FrothOre

Every flotation cell has a place in the circuit and a job to perform. FrothOre keeps those details beside the work recorded for each run. Start by registering the equipment used for flotation work. Connect each cell to its circuit and assigned duty. Keep reagent references separate from additions made during a run. Record the actual reagent additions when an activity takes place. Enter the activity time to preserve the sequence of checks. Add feed details to show what was handled during the run. Describe the froth observations associated with that activity. Capture output quantities alongside their related entries. Keep recorded units and material bases visible for clearer interpretation. Include air readings when those values are available. Note slurry conditions to add context to the recorded operation. Enter assay values when test information has been provided. Review mass yield as its own calculation. Examine metal recovery separately rather than treating it as mass yield. See when missing information prevents a calculation from being completed. Set reminders for inspections and preparation work. Plan regular process checks without losing track of the next task. Return to earlier activities to review the values originally entered. Use reports to explore recorded flotation performance. Open the activity records behind a reported result. Compare observations without assuming unrecorded measurements. Keep equipment references, additions and results connected in one workflow. Use each summary as a record-based aid, not an automatic process verdict. FrothOre gives daily flotation records a clearer path from entry to review.