Research on Tailings Water of Phosphate Concentration

Rong Dong Deng; Quan Jun Liu; Ting Hu; Feng Hong Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.316-317.505

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Research on Tailings Water of Phosphate Concentration

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A research on tailings water of phosphate concentration is carried out to determine whether the water can be send back to the flotation process. The settlement tests of tailings was conducted, and the water quality analysis of upper tater was performed. Finally, we used the mixed water with different proportion composed of tailings water and tap water for flotation tests. Flotation results indicated that backwater has little influence on the flotation but could be very good used.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 316-317)

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Rong Dong Deng, Quan Jun Liu, Ting Hu, Feng Hong Ye

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Mine Environment, Phosphate Ore, Settlement Test, Tailings Water

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