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2021year3month24day Obtaining high-quality concentrates with high iron content and low content of impurities from low-grade iron ores requires the
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2015year1month1day Abstract. This chapter presents the mineralogical, chemical compositional, and physical characteristics of the main types of iron ore deposits mined from around the
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2022year1month1day Magnetic separation technology plays an important role in upgrading such low-grade iron ores, because the magnetic separation process possesses the combined
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2021year6month17day Under optimum roasting conditions, the iron grade increased from 62.17% to 65.22%, and iron recovery increased from 84.02% to 92.02% after separation, when
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2005year6month1day The analytical conditions for the determination of magnet iron in iron ore by WFC-3 type magnetic selector were studied. The sample was pretreated with ultrasonic.
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2022year1month1day Abstract. This chapter introduces the principle of how low-grade iron ores are upgraded to high quality iron ore concentrates by magnetic separation. Magnetite is
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2021year3month24day Iron is mainly present in the trivalent form—Fe2O3 content ranges from 50.69 to 51.88%; bivalent iron is present in small quantities—the FeO content in the samples ranges from 3.53 to...
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2022year10month16day The iron concentrate contained 56.91% Fe, 9.48% Mn, 3.11% Al, and 1.64% Si with a recovery of 83.52%, indeed up to the iron ores quality requirement of the
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2019year1month1day A magnetic concentrate containing 65.4 wt.% Fe with an iron recovery rate of 92.6 wt.% was obtained under optimal conditions: roasting temperature of 800 °C,
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2021year3month24day Iron is mainly present in the trivalent form—Fe2O3 content ranges from 50.69 to 51.88%; bivalent iron is present in small quantities—the FeO content in the samples ranges from 3.53 to 4.16%.
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2023year8month1day In the recent past, iron ore resources from Brazil consisted of relatively high-grade iron ore, commonly processed via multi-stage crushing/screening, gravimetric concentration, magnetic separation, and reverse flotation. However, the high-grade iron ore reserves are in decline, resulting in the need to process the lower grade itabirite iron ores.
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2022year8month10day changes in the iron recovery and yield of the magnetic concentrate were not significant. As the temperature was further increased to 850 °C, the iron content increased. Nevertheless, there was a substantial decline in the yield of the magnetic concentrate, and the iron recovery decreased from 94.98% to 50.88 %. Similarly, Fig.
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2022year10month20day Iron ores; Mining; Mineral processing; Ironmaking; Download chapter PDF 1 Introduction. Iron is the world’s most commonly used metal–steel, of which iron ore is the key ingredient, representing almost 95% of all metal used per year. ... The ilmenite generally needs to be of a low TiO2 content (around 50%), so the magnetic susceptibility
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2020year8month1day Table 1 shows that the total iron content in the ore is 43.53%, total manganese content 11.4%, and divalent manganese content 1.60%. In addition, the contents of Al2O3, MgO, and CaO are 2.47%, 0.35%, and 0.12% respectively. ... New understanding on separation of Mn and Fe from ferruginous manganese ores by the
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2020year5month1day Alternative beneficiation strategies are now being explored to upgrade the iron content of the low-grade ores that show a feeble response to physical separation processes. Iwasaki and Prasad presented an overall review of the processing techniques, using the combination of chemical metallurgy as well as mineral processing, for such iron
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2021year3month24day Analysis of the current technical solutions for the processing of iron ores showed that the high-grade ores are directly exposed to metallurgical processing; by comparison, low-grade ores, depending on the mineralogical and material composition, are directed to beneficiation including gravitational, magnetic, and flotation processes or their
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2014year3month1day Research regarding iron ore flotation began in 1931, demonstrating that reverse cationic flotation is a very efficient method for beneficiating oxidised iron ores. This method can also be applied ...
Read More2023year3month4day Figure 2 shows the law of change in the reduction degree of carbon-bearing pellets of Bayan Obo lean iron ores over time under magnetic and non-magnetic conditions. It can be seen that under the non-magnetic condition, the reduction of iron minerals was slow, and the reduction degree was only 56.03% at 60 min after the start of the reaction.
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2023year5month16day ated the behavior of low-grade iron ores as a func-tion of iron enrichment through grade and recovery.[14] ... metallic phase to the total iron content in the feed sample, as shown in Eq. [5]. The magnetic behavior of a ... c is the iron grade in the magnetic concentrate, and f is the iron grade in the feed. 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
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2021year3month24day The content of magnetic iron is 11.40–12.67%. Based on the obtained results by the investigation of the features of magnetite–hematite ores from the Mikhailovskoye deposit, a
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2022year12month1day The fineness of the limonite sample used in this study was 100 wt% minus 0.9 mm. The chemical composition is presented in Table 1, indicating that the total iron content was 49.66 %.The main impurities were SiO 2 and Al 2 O 3, with contents of 6.23 % and 5.33 %, respectively.The loss on ignition (LOI) was 12.55 %, revealing that the
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2021year6month17day Magnetization roasting followed by magnetic separation is considered an effective method for recovering iron minerals. As hematite and magnetite are the main concomitant constituents in iron ores, the separation index after the magnetization roasting will be more optimized than with only hematite. In this research, the mechanism of the
Read More2022year12month17day Mineral and magnetic transformations can be very helpful in processing low grade iron ores by increasing the iron content, removing impurities or improving the magnetic susceptibility.
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2017year11month10day These iron ores contain many detrimental impurities and are difficult to upgrade to make suitable concentrates for the blast furnace. In this paper, the beneficiation of a low-grade hematite ore fines containing carbonates with magnetization roasting and magnetic separation was proposed and studied. The hematite and siderite are almost ...
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2013year1month1day The investigations carried out on the low grade iron ore sample reveal the following conclusions. (1) The sample on average contains 43.8% Fe, 16.8% SiO 2 and 5.61% Al 2 O 3. (2) The mineralogical studies indicate that the major iron minerals are magnetite, hematite and goethite. And the gangue minerals are silicates and calcites.
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2018year10month1day Under a magnetic field strength of 250 mT and roasting temperature above 1150 °C, the average nickel content is the lowest average value of 7.17% and its recovery reaches the highest average value of 90.90%, and the average recovery and content of iron reach 89.91 and 82.36% respectively.
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2020year8month1day The content of magnetic iron, iron carbonate, iron sulfide, and iron silicate was relatively low; therefore, the main recoverable element of iron in this sample was hematite. It is clear from Table 3 that manganese primarily existed in the form of braunite and pyrolusite, with the distribution rates of 47.95% and 44.64%, respectively.
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2022year11month28day Iron ore tailing is a major solid waste requiring advanced recycling methods because ore tailing powder is polluting air and water resources. For instance, about 300 million tons of tailings are disposed yearly in 1229 iron ore tailings dams in the Hebei province in China. Iron ore tailings can be recycled as functional materials because these
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