The Magnetic Separation Study on Flotation Concentrate Powder of Magnesite Ore

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Iron in magnesite concentrate powder would seriously endanger the quality of refractories. Slon-500 vertical ring pulsating and high gradient magnetic separator and CRIMM DCJB70-200 laboratory electromagnetic splint VPHGMS were used to remove iron from magnesite flotation concentrate powder produced in Haicheng region. The magnetic separation results showed that using CRIMM DCJB70-200 laboratory electromagnetic splint VPHGMS is more suitable, and the most suitable operating conditions is the background field strength 641kA / m and bar spacing 2mm, at which time the magnesite concentrate yield was 91.25%, and the Fe2O3 content was 0.34%.

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