The Study of Matching Flotation in Shandong Copper Mine

Cai Xia Wang; Qing Fei Xiao; Fu Kun Yan; Bo Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.774-776.828

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The Study of Matching Flotation in Shandong Copper Mine

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With the continuous utilization of resources, the ore characteristics of "poor, fine and complex" emerge continuously, in order to take a comprehensive utilization of resources, it is necessary to match classification. This paper analyzes a copper mine in Shandong province , China, which belongs to the veinlet-disseminated copper ore, with mineral distributes comparison fine, and sulfide ore that is easy to floating content less, this requires the ore should be grinding fine to classification, but not the more fine the better, the sampling experiment studies also confirmed this argument, found that the concentrate recovery of flotation is actually equal to intermediate level rate.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 774-776)

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Cai Xia Wang, Qing Fei Xiao, Fu Kun Yan, Bo Li

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Copper Mine, Match, Recovery

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