Alumyte flotation compound collecting agent
A composite collector and bauxite technology, applied in the field of composite collectors, can solve problems such as poor adaptability to changes in ore properties, unsatisfactory flotation desiliconization effects, poor collector selectivity, etc., to achieve enhanced selection Excellent collection ability, good low temperature resistance, and the effect of improving mutual solubility
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Embodiment 1
[0023] The chemical composition of mineral sample A of a low-grade bauxite in Yunnan is listed in Table 1.
[0024] Table 1 Multi-element chemical analysis of a low-grade bauxite ore sample A in Yunnan
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[0026] The ore sample is ground first, and the fineness of the ore is -0.074mm, which accounts for 76%. After adding the flotation agent, it enters the first roughing, the second selection, and the first sweeping. Mine and tailings.
[0027] The composite collector is first dissolved with 50% of its mass of sodium hydroxide, and the dosage is 1800-2000 g / ton of raw ore; the adjusting agent is sodium carbonate and water glass, and the dosage is 4000 g / ton of raw ore and 2000 g / ton of raw ore, respectively.
[0028] The results are shown in Table 2.
[0029] Table 2 Flotation closed circuit test results of a low-grade bauxite ore sample A in Yunnan
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Embodiment 2
[0032] The chemical composition of mineral sample B of a low-grade bauxite in Yunnan is listed in Table 3.
[0033] Table 3 Multi-element chemical analysis of sample B of a low-grade bauxite in Yunnan
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[0035] The ore sample is ground first, and the ore fineness is -0.074mm accounting for 79%. After adding the flotation reagent, it enters a rough separation, three selections, a sweep, and a positive flotation closed-circuit process of returning to the middle ore sequentially to obtain the concentrate And tailings.
[0036] The composite collector is first dissolved with 30% of the mass of sodium hydroxide, and the dosage is 2800-3000 g / ton raw ore; the adjusting agent is sodium carbonate and water glass, and the dosage is 5500 g / ton raw ore and 2500 g / ton raw ore respectively.
[0037] The results are shown in Table 4.
[0038] Table 4 Flotation closed circuit test results of sample B of a low-grade bauxite ore in Yunnan
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Embodiment 3
[0041] The chemical composition of a low-grade bauxite ore sample from India is listed in Table 5.
[0042] Table 5 Multi-element chemical analysis of a low-grade bauxite ore sample in India
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[0044] The ore sample is ground first, and the fineness of the ore is -0.074mm accounting for 78%. After adding the flotation agent, it enters the first roughing, the second selection, and the first sweeping. Mine and tailings.
[0045] The composite collector is first dissolved with 20% sodium hydroxide of its mass, and the dosage is 2500-2800 g / ton raw ore; the adjusting agent is sodium carbonate and water glass, and the dosage is 6000 g / ton raw ore and 2500 g / ton raw ore respectively.
[0046] The results are shown in Table 6.
[0047] Table 6 Flotation test results of a low-grade bauxite ore sample in India
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