A method of flotation of niobium-titanium-uranium ore and application of combined collector
A combined collector and niobium-titanium-uranium ore technology, which is applied in flotation and solid separation, can solve the problems of low recovery rate of niobium-titanium-uranium ore, large amount of collector benzyl hydroxamic acid, and high flotation cost , to achieve the effect of reducing ore processing capacity and reagent consumption, low flotation temperature requirements, and reducing production costs
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[0043] The main uranium-containing minerals in a gravity separation concentrate are niobium-titanium-uranium ore, and the gangue minerals mainly include microplagioclase, calcite, quartz, neonite, albite, biotite, etc., and the grade of uranium is 0.073%.
[0044] (1) The combined collector is prepared according to the ratio that the mass fraction of carbenic acid accounts for 80%, and the mass fraction of butyl xanthate accounts for 20%.
[0045] (2) The combined collector is prepared into an aqueous solution with a mass fraction of 1% with hot water at a temperature of 50°C.
[0046] (3) Grind the fineness of the gravity-selected concentrate to -0.074mm, accounting for 60%, adjust the concentration of the pulp to 25%, and put it into the flotation cell, and adjust the Ph value of the pulp to 5 with concentrated sulfuric acid.
[0047] (4) Use a roughing process to investigate the flotation effect of niobium-titanium-uranium ore, change the amount of combined collectors, resp...
Embodiment 2
[0051] The main uranium-containing mineral in a gravity concentration concentrate is niobium-titanium-uranium ore, and the gangue minerals mainly include microplagioclase, calcite, quartz, neonite, albite, biotite, etc., and the grade of uranium is 0.073%.
[0052] (1) The combined collector is prepared according to the ratio that the mass fraction of carbenic acid accounts for 75%, and the mass fraction of butyl xanthate accounts for 25%.
[0053] (2) The combined collector is prepared into an aqueous solution with a mass fraction of 2% with hot water at a temperature of 50°C.
[0054] (3) Grind the fineness of the gravity-selected concentrate to -0.074mm, accounting for 65%, adjust the concentration of the pulp to 30%, and put it into the flotation cell, and adjust the Ph value of the pulp to 5.5 with concentrated sulfuric acid.
[0055] (4) Adopt one-time roughing and twice-selection open-circuit process for flotation of niobium-titanium-uranium ore. During roughing, the a...
Embodiment 3
[0059] The main uranium-containing mineral in a gravity concentration concentrate is niobium-titanium-uranium ore, and the gangue minerals mainly include microplagioclase, calcite, quartz, neonite, albite, biotite, etc., and the grade of uranium is 0.073%.
[0060](1) The combined collector is prepared according to the ratio that the mass fraction of carbenic acid accounts for 85%, and the mass fraction of butyl xanthate accounts for 15%.
[0061] (2) The combined collector is prepared into an aqueous solution with a mass fraction of 1% with hot water at a temperature of 60°C.
[0062] (3) Grind the fineness of the gravity-selected concentrate to -0.074mm, accounting for 65%, adjust the concentration of the pulp to 30%, and put it into the flotation cell, and adjust the Ph value of the pulp to 5.5 with concentrated sulfuric acid.
[0063] (4) A closed-circuit process of one roughing, one sweeping, and two beneficiation is adopted to flotation the niobium-titanium-uranium ore. ...
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