Beneficiation method for mixed magnetite and hematite
A beneficiation method and iron ore technology, which are applied in the field of maghemite mixed iron ore beneficiation, can solve the problems of low magnetic separation iron recovery rate, less than 50% recovery rate, large consumption of flotation reagents, etc. Efficient recycling, the effect that is conducive to efficient recycling
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[0039] In the iron ore processed in this embodiment, the iron minerals are mainly hematite, followed by magnetite and false hematite, and sporadic limonite is occasionally seen; the gangue minerals are mainly quartz, followed by feldspar and chlorite , sericite, actinolite and apatite. The fine grain size of magnetite is less than 0.03mm, generally 0.04-0.15mm, which belongs to the category of micro-grain intercalation; the grain size of hematite is very small, mostly between 0.002-0.010mm, which belongs to the category of extremely fine grain intercalation . Specific steps are as follows:
[0040] A) Use a horizontal long tube ball mill to grind -15mm raw ore with an iron grade of 28% in the first and second stages of continuous ball milling, and add 500% of dispersant water glass to the second stage of the ball mill. 1000g / t, the fineness of the overflow pulp obtained after the second-stage grinding machine is classified by the cyclone is -200 mesh, accounting for 95%, and...
Embodiment 2
[0045] In the iron ore processed in this implementation, the iron minerals are mainly magnetite, followed by hematite and a small amount of false hematite, and the gangue minerals are mainly quartz, followed by sericite, chlorite, feldspar, and sapphire. Achilles, tremolite, calcite, dolomite and zoisite. The fine-grained magnetite in the ore is mostly between 0.01-0.03mm, and the hematite is mostly distributed in the gangue in a fine disseminated shape. Except for a few particles that can reach about 0.04mm, most of them are between 0.002-0.03mm between. Specific steps are as follows:
[0046] A) The -15mm grain size raw ore with an iron grade of 27.5% is ground by a horizontal long-tube ball mill for the first stage of grinding, and the pulp after the first stage of grinding is classified by a cyclone to obtain a pulp overflow fineness of -200 mesh Accounting for 65%, the cyclone overflow pulp is sorted by weak magnetic separation, and the tailings of weak magnetic separat...
Embodiment 3
[0051] In the iron ore processed in this embodiment, the iron minerals are mainly hematite, followed by magnetite and false hematite, and sporadic limonite is occasionally seen; the gangue minerals are mainly quartz, followed by feldspar and chlorite , sericite, actinolite and apatite. The fine grain size of magnetite is less than 0.03mm, generally 0.04-0.15mm, which belongs to the category of micro-grain intercalation; the grain size of hematite is very small, mostly between 0.002-0.010mm, which belongs to the category of extremely fine grain intercalation . Specific steps are as follows:
[0052] A) Use a horizontal long tube ball mill to grind -15mm raw ore with an iron grade of 28% in the first and second stages of continuous ball milling, and add 500% of dispersant water glass to the second stage of the ball mill. 1000g / t, the fineness of the overflow pulp obtained after the second-stage grinding machine is classified by the cyclone is -200 mesh, accounting for 95%, and...
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