A method for recovering feldspar from molybdenum tailings
A technology for molybdenum tailings and feldspar, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, flotation, wet separation, etc., can solve the problem of incapable of recycling molybdenum tailings, and achieve the effect of reducing tailings stockpile and significant environmental benefits.
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[0031] The metal minerals in the molybdenum tailings of a molybdenum mine in Heilongjiang are mainly pyrite, sphalerite, pyrrhotite, galena, arsenopyrite, ilmenite, limonite, mica, magnetite, rutile, red Iron ore, etc.; non-metallic minerals are mainly feldspar, quartz, calcite, muscovite, sericite, illite, kaolinite, and a small amount of titanite, apatite, etc.
[0032] Adopt the technical process described in the above method embodiment to finally obtain the feldspar concentrate production rate of 28.48%, K 2 O grade is 11.54%, Na 2 O grade is 2.51%, K 2 O recovery was 47.73%; Na 2 The recovery rate of O is 40.30%, and the feldspar concentrate meets the quality standard of potassium feldspar for potash fertilizer and the quality standard of potash feldspar for ceramic industry.
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[0034] The metal minerals in the molybdenum tailings of a molybdenum mine in Inner Mongolia are mainly pyrite, magnetite, ilmenite, rutile, siderite, hematite, limonite and other minerals, and the non-metallic minerals are mainly potassium feldspar and clinoplasty Feldspar, quartz, biotite, chlorite, calcite, apatite, muscovite, dolomite, barite, pyroxene, talc, zircon, etc., K 2 O grade is 4.28%, Na 2 O grade is 2.77%.
[0035] Adopt the technological process described in the above-mentioned method embodiment to finally obtain feldspar concentrate productive rate 18.62%, in the concentrate, K 2 The O grade is 8.62%, and the recovery rate is 37.88%; Na 2 The O grade is 4.39%, the recovery rate is 29.90%; the TFe content in the feldspar concentrate is 0.42%.
[0036] In summary, the above-mentioned process for recovering feldspar from molybdenum tailings includes the following advantages:
[0037] 1) The process has strong adaptability, and is applicable to all molybdenum b...
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