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3 results about "Fineness" patented technology

The fineness of a precious metal object (coin, bar, jewelry, etc.) represents the weight of fine metal therein, in proportion to the total weight which includes alloying base metals and any impurities. Alloy metals are added to increase hardness and durability of coins and jewelry, alter colors, decrease the cost per weight, or avoid the cost of high-purity refinement. For example, copper is added to the precious metal silver to make a more durable alloy for use in coins, housewares and jewelry. Coin silver, which was used for making silver coins in the past, contains 90% silver and 10% copper, by mass. Sterling silver contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% of other metals, usually copper, by mass.

A flotation process for efficiently separating pyrite from a mixed concentrate containing molybdenum, bismuth and pyrite

This invention discloses a flotation process for efficiently separating pyrite from a mixed concentrate containing molybdenum, bismuth, and pyrite, which relates to the field of metal beneficiation technology. Step A: Raw ore sample: concentration 40%-42%, fineness -0.074mm, content 85-90%; the raw ore sample is fed into the flotation tank. Step B: The raw ore sample is sequentially supplemented with 800-1200g / t quicklime, 10-40g / t DY, 100-500g / t water glass, and 0-30g / t kerosene to form a slurry for molybdenum-bismuth desulfurization roughing, yielding a roughing concentrate and roughing tailings. Step C: The roughing tailings from Step B are subjected to three blank scavenging processes. The middlings from Scavenging I are returned to Step B for roughing again; the middlings from Scavenging II are returned to Scavenging I for further scavenging; the middlings from Scavenging III are returned to Scavenging II for further scavenging; the tailings from Scavenging III are used as the final tailings. Step D: The roughing concentrate from Step B is subjected to three cleaning processes to obtain the final molybdenum-bismuth desulfurization concentrate. Each cleaning process involves adding 0-10g / t of quicklime. DY, 0-10g / t kerosene, and 0-100g / t water glass are used to solve the technical problem of separating pyrite from mixed concentrates, which requires large amounts of existing inhibitors and is difficult to separate.
Owner:HUNAN SHIZHUYUAN NON FERROUS METAL

Method for testing gold recovery performance of gold-containing material

PendingCN122345548AActivated carbonAdsorption equilibrium
The application provides a kind of gold-containing material gold extraction performance test method, and relates to gold resource dressing technical field.The method comprises the following steps: grinding the gold-containing material to be tested to a specified fineness, and obtaining parallel samples with uniform gold grade by size reduction;an oxygen-free ore pulp system is constructed;the initial concentration of exogenous gold is calculated according to the material grade and the preset leaching rate, and an oxygen-free exogenous gold cyanide solution matching the industrial conditions is prepared;two groups of parallel tests, pure adsorption group and activated carbon synchronous competition group, are set up, and the reaction is carried out synchronously under the same oxygen-free condition until adsorption equilibrium;the gold grade of the original ore sample and the two groups of test ore samples are measured respectively;the total adsorbed gold amount, irreversible gold extraction amount, reversible adsorbed gold amount and irreversible gold extraction rate are calculated according to the test analysis results, and the gold extraction performance test is completed.The systematic interference of gold leaching from the ore itself is eliminated from the root, and the method is suitable for accurate evaluation of gold extraction performance of various gold-containing materials such as gold ore, gold concentrate, roasted slag and oxidized slag.
Owner:CHANGCHUN GOLD RES INST

Beneficiation method for improving copper metal recovery rate of quenched slag by slow-cooled slag

ActiveCN117427782BSlagMineral flotation
This invention relates to a mineral processing method for improving the copper metal recovery rate of quench slag using slow-cooling slag. The method includes the following steps: (1) after crushing the slow-cooling slag, wet-milling it to a fineness of 60%~65%-325 mesh, and then performing copper flotation to obtain slow-cooling slag flotation copper concentrate; (2) after crushing and wet-milling the quench slag, adjusting the slurry, and sequentially adding sodium sulfide, butyl xanthate, and 2 # (2) The oil is subjected to coarser-grained copper mineral flotation to obtain copper rough concentrate I and primary rougher tailings; (3) The primary rougher tailings are concentrated and slurry-adjusted, then ground, and sodium sulfide is added first, followed by slow-cooling slag to float the copper concentrate for a second rougher, to obtain fine-grained copper rough concentrate II and secondary rougher tailings; (4) Copper rough concentrate I and copper rough concentrate II are combined and subjected to two cleaning processes to obtain copper concentrate and middlings from each cleaning process; (5) The secondary rougher tailings are slurry-adjusted and then added to slow-cooling slag to float the copper concentrate for copper mineral scavenging, to obtain scavenged middlings and scavenged tailings. This invention has a high copper recovery rate, simple operation, and strong process applicability.
Owner:NORTHWEST RES INST OF MINING & METALLURGY INST