Beneficiation method of efficiently recovering fine-grain low-grade magnetite
A beneficiation method and low-grade technology, applied in the direction of chemical instruments and methods, magnetic separation, solid separation, etc., can solve the problems of magnetic reduction of magnetite particles, poor magnetic separation effect, unfavorable weak magnetic separation, etc., and achieve grinding The effect of reducing the amount, saving the cost of grinding, and reducing the adverse effects
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[0038] Such as figure 1 As shown, the raw ore TFe grade corresponding to the second phase of the Dahongshan mining project is 33.38%, the mFe occupancy rate is 71.57%, and the SiO 2 The content is 23.45%. Above-mentioned raw ore beneficiation steps are as follows:
[0039] S100: Grinding the above-mentioned raw ore to -0.074mm, accounting for 70%, to obtain fine-grained ore I;
[0040] S200: Fine-grained ore I is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 1100Oe at a feed concentration of 40% to obtain iron concentrate I and tailings I;
[0041] S300: The tailings I are subjected to strong magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 0.95T to obtain iron concentrate II and tailings II;
[0042] S400: Combine and grind iron concentrate I and iron concentrate II to -0.045mm, accounting for 80%, to obtain fine-grained ore II;
[0043]S500: Fine-grained ore II is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a magnetic induction int...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Such as figure 1 As shown, the raw ore TFe grade corresponding to the second phase of the Dahongshan mining project is 33.38%, the mFe occupancy rate is 71.57%, and the SiO 2 The content is 23.45%. Above-mentioned raw ore beneficiation steps are as follows:
[0048] S100: Grinding the fine-grained low-grade magnetite raw ore to -0.074mm, accounting for 75%, to obtain fine-grained ore Ⅰ;
[0049] S200: Fine-grained ore I is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 1300-1300Oe at an ore concentration of 35 to obtain iron concentrate I and tailings I;
[0050] S300: The tailings I are subjected to strong magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 0.9T to obtain iron concentrate II and tailings II;
[0051] S400: Combining iron ore concentrate I and iron ore concentrate II to -0.045mm and accounting for 75% to obtain fine-grained ore II;
[0052] S500: Fine-grained ore II is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a...
Embodiment 3
[0056] Such as figure 1 As shown, the raw ore TFe grade corresponding to the second phase of the Dahongshan mining project is 33.38%, the mFe occupancy rate is 71.57%, and the SiO 2 The content is 23.45%. Above-mentioned raw ore beneficiation steps are as follows:
[0057] S100: Grinding the fine-grained low-grade magnetite raw ore to -0.074mm, accounting for 70%, to obtain fine-grained ore I;
[0058] S200: Fine-grained ore I is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 1200Oe at a feed concentration of 45% to obtain iron concentrate I and tailings I;
[0059] S300: subject the tailings I to strong magnetic separation with a magnetic induction intensity of 1T to obtain iron concentrate II and tailings II;
[0060] S400: Combine and grind iron concentrate I and iron concentrate II to -0.045mm, accounting for 80%, to obtain fine-grained ore II;
[0061] S500: Fine-grained ore II is subjected to weak magnetic separation with a magnetic indu...
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