Beneficiation studies on reject dump magnesite sample from Talur Magnesite Mines, Karnataka

Sil, S K and Kunwar, R K and Banerjee, B and Maulik, S C (2000) Beneficiation studies on reject dump magnesite sample from Talur Magnesite Mines, Karnataka. In: Processing of fines: International symposium, November 2-3, 2000. NML, Jamshedpur, pp. 423-429. ISBN 81-87053-53-4

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Abstract

Flotation studies on reject dump magnesite sample were conducted using oleic acid emulsion as collector and sodium silicate as depressant. The representative sample assayed SiO, 6.1 %, MgO 41.85%, CaO 2.25% and Fe2O3 1.2%. Mineralogical studies showed that gangue minerals were mostly quartz liberated at grind below 208µ except for serpentine which needs a still finer grind of 107µ Flotation studies in batch scale (I kg batch) indicated that a concentrate analysing 2.02% silica with a yield of 58.5% could he obtained by roughing followed by one cleaning while by adding two more cleaning stages, a concentrate with a silica content of 0.9% with a yield of 32.0% could be produced

Item Type:Book or NML Publication
Uncontrolled Keywords:Beneficiation studies; Reject dump magnesite; Talur Magnesite; Flotation
Divisions:Mineral Processing
ID Code:1636
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Deposited On:15 Sep 2010 09:43
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