Solid material comminution or disintegration – Processes – With application of fluid or lubricant material
Patent
1979-09-26
1981-11-03
Halper, Robert
Solid material comminution or disintegration
Processes
With application of fluid or lubricant material
209 5, 209 8, 209 39, 209166, 241 20, B02C 2318
Patent
active
042981697
ABSTRACT:
Low-grade, finely disseminated, ores that are not readily amenable to conventional flotation can be upgraded by a selective flocculation-magnetic separation-flotation process. Non-magnetic particles in such an ore can be selectively flocculated either by iron particles in the ore that contain residual magnetite or by the addition of a finely ground magnetic concentrate to the ore. The selectively flocculated pulp is then passed through a magnetic separator for the rejection of siliceous gangue. Depending on the grade of the magnetic concentrates, either cationic or anionic silica flotation may be applied for further upgrading.
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Halper Robert
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