Magnetic separation could be carried out at a magnetic intensity as low as 750 gauss by increasing the quantity of reductant and by increasing the temperature and time as well. Red mud and coal dust (CD) in proportions (5%, 10%, 20%, and 40%) were mixed properly and calcined for 3 h at 600 °C, 700 °C, and 800 °C respectively.
Suresh (2016) Processing of Ferruginous Chromite Ore by Dry High-Intensity Magnetic Separation, Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review, 37:3, 196-210, DOI: 10.1080/08827508.2016.1168418
The results show that, with the conditions of reduction temperature of 1,400 °C, reduction time of 180 min, FC/O of 2.0, ore particle size of –2.0 mm and magnetic …
In addition, two wet low-intensity magnetic separation tests, with a fixed low-magnetic intensity of 350 G, were examined under 3% (w / w) and 10% (w / w) solid concentrations on a feed size of −212 …
The low-grade iron ore fines contain weakly magnetic iron minerals such as hematite and siderite, which could not be separated effectively by low-intensity magnetic separation. Therefore, the ore fines were magnetized by magnetization roasting, then low-intensity magnetic separation was used to enrich magnetic iron minerals.
Here, we find continuous suspension magnetization roasting followed by low-intensity magnetic separation can obtain a total iron grade of over 56% with an average value of 57.18% and a total iron ...
When the ore was subjected to a two-step treatment, involving reduction roasting followed by magnetic separation, the Fe2O3 grade decreased from 20.8 to 5.1 wt%, but in this case the recovery was ...
from Bauxite Ore Residue by Magnetic Separation Effects of magnetic intensity The effects of mag-netic intensity of two-stage magnetic separation on the grade of TiO 2 and TFe, as well as the recovery of TiO 2 and Fe were investigated, the results was shown in Figs. 4 and 5 respectively. It is observed from Fig. 4, the grade of TiO 2
This study investigates the properties of H 2 -reduced calcium-added bauxite residue, self-hardened pellets, and the feasibility of iron recovery through …
Best option is Hydrocyclone & magnetic separation with 70% Fe and 80% recovery. Abstract. In the Bayer process, bauxite is digested with sodium hydroxide …
Magnetising roasting of the bauxite sample was conducted with 20-40% sawdust at temperatures between 870 o C and 880 o C. After magnetic separation, the major phase in the magnetic fraction was ...
The calcined sample at 800 °C requires magnetic intensity of about 7,000 Gauss, whereas the reduced bauxite needs less than 2,000 Gauss for separation of iron and the product obtained contains 76 % Al 2 O 3 with 62 % iron removal and 69 % Al 2 …
The bauxite calcined at 800°C requires magnetic intensity of about 7000 Gauss, whereas the reduced bauxite needs less than 2000 Gauss for separation of iron. ...
The target is to form liberated magnetic iron pha-ses, allowing the magnetic separation of Fe content from the residue that will be enriched then in rare earths. (ICP-MS), …
The concentrate was further upgraded by magnetic separation, leading to 54.0% available alumina, with an alumina/insoluble silica mass ratio of 12.6 at an overall available alumina recovery of 69.3% in the final concentrate (non-magnetic product). ... the ROM ore is crushed and screened. In China, low grade diasporic bauxite with an Al 2 …
Mineralogically, the bauxite was predominantly gibbsitic in nature with titanium and iron bearing minerals as main impurities which were intimately and intricately associ-ated with gibbistie. The sample was crushed to —2 mm and classified into 4 size fractions. Each were subjected to the dry magnetic separation using 'Permrol… Expand
The calcined sample at 800℃ requires magnetic intensity of about 7000 Gauss, whereas the reduced bauxite needs less than 2000 Gauss for separation of iron and the product achieved contains 76% ...
Iron was recovered from the roasted ore by low-intensity magnetic separation after wet grinding. ... and that the iron content in red mud is closely related to the properties of the bauxite and alumina production process. 4,5 Iron in red mud is the key metal affecting the extraction of other valuable metals. Iron mainly occurs in red mud in …
To minimize the carbon footprint in the industrial valourization of bauxite residue, hydrogen was used as a reducing agent. The current study experimentally investigated hydrogen reduction of bauxite residue-CaO sintered and self-hardened pellets at 1000 °C, along with magnetic separation of these reduced pellets for iron recovery. …
When the ore was subjected to a two-step treatment, involving reduction roasting followed by magnetic separation, the Fe2O3 grade decreased from 20.8 to 5.1 …
reduction of a bauxite ore is studied by Lazou et al. [10] for the iron separation prior to the ore smelting. It is indicated that the reduction of hematite to iron begins below 560 C, ... and wet low-intensity magnetic separation (WLIMS, fixed magnetic field of 0.18 T). Ultimately, the iron content (32%) in the feed is concentrated …
Here, we investigated the predictive performance of a state-of-the-art particle-based separation model under variable feed composition for a laboratory-scale magnetic separation of a skarn ore.
Recovery of TiO 2 –Bearing Iron Concentrate from Bauxite Ore Residue by Magnetic Separation Effects of magnetic intensity. The effects of magnetic intensity of two-stage magnetic separation on the grade of TiO 2 and TFe, as well as the recovery of TiO 2 and Fe were investigated, the results was shown in Figs. 4 and 5 respectively.
utilized [7]. The bauxite ore contained 4.5% hematite and the particle size was less than 1 mm. After reduction, low intensity magnetic separation was performed and the mag-netic fraction contained 1.96% hematite and approximately 80% alumina, which was suitable for refractory use. Sadler and Venkataraman [8] employed a low gradient …
The separation of iron is examined through a dry electrostatic technique, and in wet conditions, i.e., via Davis Tube and low-intensity magnetic separation (WLIMS). The effect of the magnetic field (0.1, 0.25, and 0.32 T) is tested on two different particle size fractions (−212 + 106 µm and −106 + 74 µm).
In this study, the feasibility and mechanism of enriching Sc 2 O 3 and TiO 2 from a non-magnetic material, which was obtained from carbothermal reductive roasting and magnetic separation of bauxite ore residue, were investigated based on a two-step (acidic and alkali) leaching process. It was revealed that approximately 78% SiO 2 and …
The scope of this work is to develop and optimize a reductive roasting process followed by wet magnetic separation for iron recovery from bauxite residue (BR). The aim of the roasting process is the transformation of the nonmagnetic iron phases found in BR (namely hematite and goethite), to magnetic ones such as magnetite, wüstite, …
The optimum grade that could be obtained from single-stage dry magnetic separation was 35.52% Mn, and with a Mn:Fe ratio of 1.77, and 44% Mn recovery in the case of sample 1; whereas, a 33.75% Mn ...
So, the separation efficiency reduces by gravity method due to the lower value of concentration criterion. To address this, dry magnetic separation is an alternative approach to separate these iron-bearing gangue minerals from the chromite. This work investigated on the application of different dry high-intensity magnetic separators to …
The result in Table 1 demonstrates that the contents of Al 2 O 3, SiO 2 and TiO 2 in non-magnetic material are higher than those of bauxite ore after separating of iron. The addition of sodium ...