Comprehensive utilization method of copper smelting tailings
A technology for tailings and copper smelting, which is applied in the field of comprehensive utilization of copper-smelting tailings, can solve the problems of short supply of blast furnace water slag and steel slag, ineffective and rational utilization, strong demand for cement consumption, etc. Efficient resource utilization and good effect of cascade utilization
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[0024] Firstly, the EAF copper smelting tailings with copper content and iron content of 1.5% and 35.5%, respectively, adopt a self-grinding process and a semi-self-grinding closed-circuit classification process to obtain a slurry of -0.045mm accounting for 78%; choose float The selection process is a closed-circuit flotation process of primary roughing, second sweeping and three times of selection, to obtain copper concentrate grade, and electric furnace copper smelting tailings and then tailings. The EAF copper smelting tailings are re-selected. After three magnetic separations, the magnetic field strengths are respectively selected as 2100Oe, 4500Oe, 9200Oe, and the EAF copper smelting tailings with iron content of 42.2%, 37.8%, 31.5% and 28.6% are obtained. Then choose the tailings. The copper smelting tailings of the electric furnace after magnetic separation are then selected for tailings. One or more of them are added with 1.2% sodium sulfate and 0.03% triethanolamine re...
Embodiment 2
[0026] First, the converter copper smelting tailings with copper content and iron content of 2.8% and 38.2%, respectively, are subjected to a self-grinding process and a semi-self-grinding closed-circuit classification process to obtain a slurry of -0.074mm accounting for 90%; The selection process is a closed-circuit flotation process of primary roughing, second sweeping and three times of selection, to obtain copper concentrate grade, and electric furnace copper smelting tailings and then tailings. The converter copper smelting tailings are re-selected. After three times of magnetic separation, the magnetic field strength is selected as 2050 Oe, 4300 Oe, 9000 Oe respectively, and the converter copper smelting tailings with iron content of 43.5%, 38.2%, 32.6% and 28.3% are obtained. Then choose the tailings. After magnetic separation, the converter copper smelting tailings are re-selected. One or more of them are added with 0.9% sodium sulfate and 0.04% triethanolamine respect...
Embodiment 3
[0028] First, the copper smelting tailings of the electric furnace and the converter with the copper content and iron content of 1.9% and 36.7%, respectively, are used to adopt three-stage one-closed-circuit crushing and screening process and two-stage one-closed-circuit grinding and classification process to obtain -0.074mm accounted for 86% of the slurry; the selected flotation process is a closed-circuit flotation process of primary roughing, secondary sweeping and three selected to obtain copper concentrate grade, and mixed copper smelting tailings and then tailings. The mixed copper smelting tailings are re-selected after three times of magnetic separation. The magnetic field strengths are respectively selected as 2100Oe, 4200Oe, 9300Oe, and the mixed copper smelting tailings with iron content of 40.6%, 37.2%, 32.2% and 28.1% are obtained. Then choose the tailings. The mixed copper smelting tailings after magnetic separation are then selected for tailings. One or more of t...
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