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Optimize dephosphorization process to increase the value of phosphotyrite

13.Sep.2024 KZ Editor

The mineral structure of high-phosphorus iron ore is complex, mainly composed of oolitic high-phosphorus iron ore, with iron oxides dominated by hematite, which may also include rhodochrosite, magnetite, limonite, acicular iron ore and so on. The vein minerals mainly include quartz, phosphorite, chlorite, carbonate and so on.

Unraveling the Mysteries of Hematite Beneficiation: A Focus on Gravity Separation and Flotation

11.Sep.2024 KZ Editor

Hematite, a weakly magnetic iron ore, plays a crucial role in the steel industry due to its high iron content. The beneficiation of hematite is essential to upgrade the ore and reduce the amount of waste material.

How to extract gold from antimony gold ore?

6.Sep.2024 KZ Editor

The traditional direct cyanide leaching method has unsatisfactory leaching efficiency due to the fine gold particles and the high consumption characteristics of stibnite. Therefore, for the beneficiation of antimony gold ore, the industry usually adopts flotation, pretreatment and enhanced leaching technologies.

Tin Ore Beneficiation Technology and Metal Extraction

5.Sep.2024 KZ Editor

Therefore, in order to effectively separate and extract metallic tin from the ore, a series of sophisticated mineral processing technologies must be adopted, including gravity separation, flotation and magnetic separation.

How to classify gold ore?

30.Aug.2024 KZ Editor

According to the complexity of ore composition and the difficulty of mineral processing, gold ore can be roughly divided into poor sulfide ore, high sulfide gold ore, polymetallic sulfide gold ore, gold-containing copper ore, telluride gold ore and gold-containing oxide ore.

Four stages of mineral processing: Overview of the process in a beneficiation plant

29.Aug.2024 KZ Editor

Mineral processing plants are able to process a variety of ores and mineral materials, such as metal ores (gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, tin, etc.), non-metallic ores (quartz, silica sand, feldspar, fluorite, limestone, etc.), clay minerals (kaolin, bentonite, etc.), building materials (marble, granite, sand, gravel, etc.) and energy minerals (coal, uranium, etc.).