iron ore slime beneficiation

Iron ore slimes beneficiation using optimised hydrocyclone

2022.8.1  A novel hydrocyclone design fabricated and tested for iron ore slimes beneficiation. • Optimised performance found with 10° cone of novel cyclone for silica slurry. • Air-core elimination by rod insertion results an adverse effect on its separation. •

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Iron ore slimes beneficiation using optimised hydrocyclone

2022.8.1  Therefore, this work is aimed to experimentally study the iron ore slime beneficiation using a novel 100 mm hydrocyclone (with small cone angle, tapered

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Beneficiation of Iron Ore Slimes using Optimized

2015.3.12  Beneficiation is the process of separating iron ore from the gangue particles like alumina, silica. Increasing the iron ore demand, with the faster depletion of

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Iron ore slimes beneficiation using optimised hydrocyclone

2022.4.1  Chemically treated iron ore slime is suitable for iron production using blast furnace whereas the elemental iron produced by electrowinning can be used

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Iron ore slimes beneficiation using optimised hydrocyclone

The marginally varying density components (iron oxide and alumina particles) of iron ore slimes can be separated by hydrocyclones based on size and density. Therefore, this

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Utilization of iron ore slime and bottom ash: An overview

2021.1.1  The promising areas for utilization of Iron Ore Slime and Bottom Ash are the making of bricks (constructional, insulation), use as bed filter materials, and Ferro /

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Beneficiation of High-alumina Bearing Iron-ore Slime: A Case

ABSTRACT. A typical high-alumina containing iron ore slime from the eastern Indian sector containing 58.13% Fe, 6.48% SiO 2, 4.9% Al 2 O 3, and 5.35% LOI, have been

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Modeling and Optimisation of Spiral Concentrator for

2020.7.23  Iron ore concentrate suitable for pelletisation was also produced using multi-gravity separator (Rao et al. 2018). Beneficiation of iron ore slimes to produce a

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Recovery of Iron Values from Discarded Iron Ore Slimes

2019.8.8  In the present study, an iron ore slime sample containing 56.1% Fe was investigated using physical beneficiation, carbothermal reduction, and a microwave

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