Experimental Study on Recovery of Fluorite from Tailings of Baotou Iron Mine
LIU Chunguang1, LI Hongjing2, WANG Liming2, JIA Jia2, SU Ranran3
1.Baotou Iron and Steel Mining Co Ltd,Baotou 014030, Inner Mongolia, China;
2.Mining Research Institute of Baotou Steel (Group) Corp, Baotou 014030, Inner Mongolia, China;
3.Shandong Weishanhu Rare Earth Co Ltd, Jining 277600, Shandong, China
Abstract:The tailings of an iron mine in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, contain fluorite resources with large reserve and low CaF2 grade. Unfortunately, the gangue minerals in the tailings, such as ankerite, calcite and barite, share similar floatability with fluorite, resulting in difficulty in fluorite recovery. With DKCS, FX-1 and starch introduced to depress ankerite, calcite and barite respectively, fluorite can be effectively separated from gangue minerals with modified oleate acid FH as the collector. It is shown that a closed-circuit test can result in a fluorite concentrate grading 90.68% CaF2 at 64.69% recovery, showing a comprehensive recovery of fluorite resources from the tailings.
刘春光, 李宏静, 王丽明, 贾佳, 苏然然. 包头某铁矿尾矿综合回收萤石试验研究[J]. 矿冶工程, 2024, 44(1): 84-88.
LIU Chunguang, LI Hongjing, WANG Liming, JIA Jia, SU Ranran. Experimental Study on Recovery of Fluorite from Tailings of Baotou Iron Mine. Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, 2024, 44(1): 84-88.