Magnetic flotation combined beneficiation experiment of a complex refractory iron ore in western Yunnan Province
Received:December 13, 2023   Revised:January 07, 2024   Accepted:February 05, 2024      Published Online:March 24, 2025
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KeyWord:Complex iron ore;Magnetic separation;Removing sulfur; Iron concentrate; Flotation
                    
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liuguokai Faculty of Land Resources Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology
zhengyongxing The State Key Laboratory for Clean Utilization of complex non-ferrous metal resources was jointly established by the provinces and ministries
yangchunjie Tengchong Hengyi mineral products economic and trade Co., LTD
jiansheng Faculty of Land Resources Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology
xiexiaochen Faculty of Land Resources Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology
yuyong The State Key Laboratory for Clean Utilization of complex non-ferrous metal resources was jointly established by the provinces and ministries
wangheng The State Key Laboratory for Clean Utilization of complex non-ferrous metal resources was jointly established by the provinces and ministries
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      Taking the complex refractory iron ore from Yunnan and western Yunnan as the research object, the mineralogy of the ore was studied by means of XRF, chemical multielement analysis and X-ray diffraction (XRD), and the sorting scheme was proposed. The results show that the element with the highest recovery value is iron, which mainly exists in the form of magnetite. Sulfide ores mainly include pyrrhotite, pyrite and sphalerite, and gangue minerals are mainly serpentine and talc. Based on the study of ore properties, it is shown that by using the beneficiation process of stage grinding stage separation-flotation sulfur removal to separate iron ore, sulfur concentrate with S grade of 21.90% and S recovery rate of 68.52% and iron concentrate with TFe grade of 61.56% and TFe recovery rate of 67.41% and S content of 0.67% are obtained. It provides support for the efficient utilization of iron ore resources.
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