@article{Mohanty2023ATA, title={A techno-economic approach for magnetising roasting of iron ore composite pellet using conventional and hybrid microwave furnace}, author={Soumya Ranjan Mohanty and Sunil Yadav and Ajay Kumar Shukla}, journal={Chemical Engineering and Processing - Process Intensification}, …
Li C, Sun H, Bai J and Li L. 2010. Innovative methodology for comprehensive utilization of iron ore tailings part 1. The recovery of iron from iron ore tailings using magnetic separation after magnetizing roasting, J. Hazard. Mater., 174, 71–77.
It is expected that the large-scale development of reduction roasting process would lead to effective utilization of low and lean grade iron ore resources for the production pellet feed materials ...
The reduction roasting was followed by multi-pass low-mid intensity magnetic separation to treat the low-grade iron ore fines (Fe 44.53%, 40.13% silica). The results showed that the conventional reduction roasting at optimum conditions (800 °C, 60 min, 7% coal) produced a concentrate with 52.6% Fe grade and 77.3% recovery.
The factors influencing goethite to magnetite conversion during magnetizing roasting of an iron-rich rare earth ore using coal as the reductant were explored in the present paper.
A techno-economic approach for magnetising roasting of iron ore composite pellet using conventional and hybrid microwave furnace. 2023, Chemical Engineering and Processing - Process Intensification ... heating followed by multi-pass magnetic separation can significantly improve the economic viability of exploiting lean …
A techno-economic approach for magnetising roasting of iron ore composite pellet using conventional and hybrid microwave furnace. ... It was found that the iron-oxide reduction with coal is lean ...
Download scientific diagram | Magnetization roasting process of iron ores in the rotary kiln. from publication: Recent Advances in Magnetization Roasting of Refractory Iron Ores: A Technological ...
The proposed process flowsheet and overall metallurgical balance for the beneficiation of a lateritic rare earth ore via magnetising roasting and magnetic separation to remove Fe is presented in Fig. 14; ... Investigation into coal-based magnetizing roasting of an iron-rich rare earth ore and the associated mineralogical …
Magnetizing roasting of this low and lean-grade iron-ore followed by low-intensity magnetic separation can produce high-grade magnetite. The present study …
Magnetizing roasting of this low and lean-grade iron-ore followed by low-intensity magnetic separation can produce high-grade magnetite. The present study focused on the reduction roasting of a tailing iron ore sample having 47.47 %Fe in a batch-type fluidized bed roaster. The roasting of the sample was conducted at a …
There has been a growing interest in investigating microwave-assisted magnetizing roasting of low-grade oxyhydroxide iron ore fines to increase both the concentrate grade and valuable mineral ...
Magnetization roasting is one of the most effective way of utilizing low-grade refractory iron ore. However, the reduction roasting of siderite (FeCO3) generates …
Such a process is termed magnetising roasting and has been applied to the beneficiation of refractory iron ores unresponsive to conventional mineral dressing processes (Iwasaki and Prasad, 1989 ...
A techno-economic approach for magnetising roasting of iron ore composite pellet using conventional and hybrid microwave furnace. 2023, Chemical Engineering and Processing - Process Intensification ... heating followed by multi-pass magnetic separation can significantly improve the economic viability of exploiting lean …
2.1 Materials. The siderite–hematite mixed iron ore used in this study was collected from Guizhou Province, China. The chemical composition, as measured by X …
Application of fluidized magnetization roasting of IOBPT: Reduction of iron ore tailings to generate concentrate of 61.3% Fe(T) and recovery rate of 88.2% (coal: iron ore tailings 1:100, 800 °C, 30 min and milling 15 min) were observed.
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The influence of magnetic field intensity and feed top size on rougher magnetic separation of iron and rare earths from reduced ore was explored. 2.2. Coal-based magnetising roasting An externally heated rotating drum reactor was employed for carrying out coal-based magnetising roasting of the −2.36 mm ore feed.
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This article aims to comprehensively summarise the essential aspects of reduction kinetics in magnetising roasting of low-grade iron ore–coal composite pellets in the hybrid microwave and conventional furnace. The influence of crucial process parameters like temperature, time, and heating methods, including traditional and hybrid …
Experimental study on the beneficiation of low-grade iron ore fines using hydrocyclone desliming, reduction roasting and magnetic separation. ... (WHIMS), either using deslimed or untreated feed, and reduction (magnetising) roasting of deslimed feed followed by Davis tube tests (DTT). WHIMS tests using deslimed feed gave a …
Deposits of low-grade iron ores containing abundant goethite are distributed across the world. A common difficulty associated with beneficiating goethitic-rich ores is the poor liberation characteristics of the iron-bearing minerals which often contain finely disseminated gangue minerals such as kaolinite, gibbsite and quartz. Microwave …
Therefore, the ore was subjected to a high-temperature reduction roasting process between 800 • C and 1000 • C. Additionally, the magnetic separation process was also employed. The influence ...
The conversion of hematite to magnetite is not likely to be the limiting factor as reduction of ferric iron to ferrous iron is a fast process (Fruehan, 1977, Rao, 1971, Wouterlood, 1979) and the magnetizing roasting of oxidised iron ores has been carried out at temperatures as low as 350–400 °C using CO, H 2 and syngas (Stephans et al., 1953).
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Development of processing technology for beneficiation of lean iron ore fines from Goa ... and reduction (magnetising) roasting of deslimed feed followed by Davis tube tests. WHIMS tests using deslimed feed gave a product having 55.4% Fe, 6.1% SiO2 and 2.7% Al2O3, while the iron recovery was 55.7%. ... with 63.2% Fe, 5.4% SiO2 and 2.9% …
The result obtained at 900°C roasting temperature for 50 minute followed by magnetic separation at 2000 gauss shows optimum Fe grade of 59.20% and recovery is …
Investigating the impact of low-grade iron ore and coal quality on reduction kinetics is conducted to identify optimal heating methods for upgrading low-grade iron …
Microwave-assisted magnetisation roasting is widely recognised as the most effective technology for iron recovery from low-grade iron ore, as reported by [[11], [12], [13], [14]]].A comparative study between microwave and conventional magnetising …
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