Beneficiation of Kaolin Ore in Guizhou Province

Rong Dong Deng; Quan Jun Liu; Fu Qiang Chang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.703.155

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Beneficiation of Kaolin Ore in Guizhou Province

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The paper focuses on a kaolin ore which containing harmful composition of Fe₂O₃, TiO₂ and SO₃ and uses united process of gravity-strong magnetic separation and gravity-selective flocculation-strong magnetic technology to remove the harmful composition. Finally, the united process of gravity-selective flocculation-strong magnetic separation process is better. Through a series of condition test, the concentrate with Fe₂O₃ grade 0.37%, TiO₂ grade 0.53%, SO₃ grade 0.12% was obtained. This test to increase enterprise efficiency and reduce the environmental pressure is of much benefit.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 703)

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155-158

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June 2013

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Rong Dong Deng, Quan Jun Liu, Fu Qiang Chang

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Gravity, Kaolin Ore, Magnetic Separation, Mine Environment, Selective Flocculation

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