Beneficiation of Limestone

Peravadhanulu, A and Prasad Rao, P D and Mathur, G P and Altekar, V A (1979) Beneficiation of Limestone. In: Monograph on Minerals of India - Beneficiation and Agglomeration Techniques for Industrial and Economic Exploitation. CSIR -NML Jamshedpur, Janshedpur, pp. 233-244.

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LIMESTONE is a very essential raw material for the meta-llurgical industry as flux and in the manufacture of cement. Large deposits of limestone are located all over the country and are being worked out. In addition to this, calcareous material like shells and corals are also worked out on the coastal areas wherever it is necessary. Usual gangue associated with limestone is silica which is removed only by flotation methods. In addition to this, the nature of terrain and the geological structure of the deposit always adds to the alumina content of the ore as the clay gets mixed up with limestone during mining. This is more so when the mines are mechanised. This clay matter may be discarded by screening or washing and wet screening

Item Type:Book or NML Publication
Official URL/DOI:http://eprints.nmlindia.org/3736
Uncontrolled Keywords:Silica, Calcareous, Alumina
Divisions:Mineral Processing
ID Code:3736
Deposited By:Sahu A K
Deposited On:09 Aug 2011 17:12
Last Modified:29 Dec 2011 12:49
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