2014-7-12 Selective floatation of base metal sulphide minerals can be achieved by using selective reagents. Sequential floatation of chalcopyrite–sphalerite from Taknar (Iran) massive sulphide ore with 3.5 % Zn and 1.26 % Cu
Selective floatation of base metal sulphide minerals can be achieved by using selective reagents. Sequential floatation of chalcopyrite–sphalerite from Taknar (Iran) massive sulphide
Problems arising during flotation of complex Cu-Pb-Zn sulphide ores are in general of geological origin. The features of these ores are reviewed, stressing that mineralogical studies extending to process mineralogy are prerequisite for a consistent flotation process. Some examples affecting flotation are
2015-10-15 1. Introduction. Generally, antimony (Sb) is known to occur as a trace element in massive sulphide ores. It is regarded as penalty element because it lowers the quality of Cu concentrates produced from ore and sent to the smelters (Minz, 2013 and references therein).Typically, penalty charges are imposed for Sb contents of 0.1–0.3 wt% in copper (Cu) concentrates (Larouche, 2001).
Floatation Process Preferential Flotation. When there are obvious differences in the flotability of minerals, the preferential flotation process is generally adopted. Various minerals are separated by flotation in the order of flotability from high to low. In a beneficiation tests of a Cu-Pb-Zn polymetallic sulfide ore, the sequential preferential flotation process by the order of copper- lead-zinc was adopted, and the
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Optimization of Cu–Zn Massive Sulphide Flotation by Selective Reagents F. Soltani • S. M. J. Koleini • M. Abdollahy Received: 15 May 2014/Accepted: 25 June 2014
Selective floatation of base metal sulphide minerals can be achieved by using selective reagents. Sequential floatation of chalcopyrite-sphalerite from Taknar (Iran) massive sulphide ore with 3.5 % Zn and 1.26 % Cu was studied. D-optimal design of response surface methodology was used. Four mixed collector types (Aer238 + SIPX, Aero3477 + SIPX, TC1000 + SIPX and X231 + SIPX), two depressant
The Batu Hijau Concentrator uses sea water for processing a gold-rich phorphyry copper ore (chalcopyrite-bornite) (Castro, 2012), while CBI processes a complex Cu–Zn sulphide ore using dissolved metal ions and sulphide ions, mainly in the form of SO 4 2 − and S 2 O 3 2 − (Bıçak et al., 2012).
2020-9-1 In this work, the flotation was adopted to pre-enrich the In from a Canadian sulphide ore. The findings of this study can provide a basis for the pre-treatments of In-bearing sulphide ores. 2. Materials and methods. 2.1. Minerals and reagents. The indium (In)-bearing raw ore samples were obtained from a Canadian sulphide deposit.
Conventional floatation treatment has poor effects on recovering Cu-Co sulfide-oxidized mixed ores due to the high oxidation rate and large amount of carbonaceous mud of the ores. The research results showed that the pre-removal of carbonaceous mud asynchronous flotation process got a better flotation
Selective floatation of base metal sulphide minerals can be achieved by using selective reagents. Sequential floatation of chalcopyrite-sphalerite from Taknar (Iran) massive sulphide ore with 3.5 % Zn and 1.26 % Cu was studied. D-optimal design of response surface methodology was used. Four mixed collector types (Aer238 + SIPX, Aero3477 + SIPX, TC1000 + SIPX and X231 + SIPX), two depressant
Abstract The Rockliden massive sulphide Zn–Cu deposit contains minor amounts of Sb minerals. The Sb mineralogy is complex in terms of composition, micro textures and mineral associations. The main Sb minerals comprise tetrahedrite, bournonite, gudmundite and Sb–Pb sulphides such as meneghinite. The presence of these minerals is especially critical to the quality of the Cu–Pb concentrate
2012-4-1 Removal of Heavy Metals (Cu, Pb, and Zn) from Contaminated Sediment Using a Flotation Technique between 70%–85% in the sulfide-organic fraction. The mineralogical analysis of sediment particle by scanning electron microscopy identified that chalcopyrite was the predominant copper sulfide form in the sediments. Pb, and Zn) from
Preferential Flotation of a Refractory Cu-Pb-Zn Polymetallic Ore Shun-Ming Deng1, *, Jian-Tao Lang2 1 Chongqing Vocational Institute of Engineering,School of Mechanical Engineering,Chongqing,China,402260 2 Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming City, China *[email protected] Keywords: Copper-lead-zinc sulfide ore, Preferential flotation,
2012-1-1 During the initial stages of sulphide operation, high copper (Cu)-low zinc (Zn) ore was fed to the plant. Marketable copper concentrate at 91-95% recovery was produced utilizing a high-pH bulk sulphide rougher flotation and 2 cleaning stages.
2021-1-15 indicated as Zn recoveries to the Cu concentrate were too high to be explained by entrainment or liberation; >9% Zn in the lab Cu concentrate, Table 1. Furthermore depressant testing also resulted in lower Zn recoveries, supporting the idea that sphalerite recoveries to the Cu concentrate were through activation and flotation.
2018-7-29 This paper compares the use of the JKMSI technique and the Oxidation Index methodology to evaluate the change in flotation performance of Cu-Zn complex sulphide ore samples treated with hydrogen peroxide to generate artificially different levels of oxidation and thus ore floatability.
2015-12-6 Great pH to Recover Cu. pH 7.5-8 is where Zn/Fe are least hydrophobic while Pb (and Cu) is most hydrophobic. Great pH to Recover Pb. pH 10.5-12 is where Fe is least hydrophobic while Zn (and Cu/Pb) is most hydrophobic. Great pH to Recover Zn. By modifying Flotation pH to create kinetic/speed differences between the metals and achieve sequential
2021-1-15 addition in the downstream Zn flotation circuit resulted in the reduction of Cu2+ in process water. As this “cleaner” water is recycled for Cu and PM flotation, the addition of ZnSO 4 is now used only as required. Keywords: complex sulphide flotation, inadvertent activation by
2004-10-13 Effects of EDTA on selective flotation of sulphide minerals 81 Table 1. Results of bulk analysis of the natural mineral samples used in this study Element (%) Pyrite (FeS2) Chalcopyrite (CuFeS 2) Sphalerite (ZnS) Fe 44.67 29.14 1.22 Cu 0.16 35.28 0.065 Pb 0.016 0.006 0.57 Zn 0.004 0.028 60.68 S 54.13 33.30 33.61
Selective floatation of base metal sulphide minerals can be achieved by using selective reagents. Sequential floatation of chalcopyrite-sphalerite from Taknar (Iran) massive sulphide ore with 3.5 % Zn and 1.26 % Cu was studied. D-optimal design of response surface methodology was used. Four mixed collector types (Aer238 + SIPX, Aero3477 + SIPX, TC1000 + SIPX and X231 + SIPX), two depressant
2012-4-1 Removal of Heavy Metals (Cu, Pb, and Zn) from Contaminated Sediment Using a Flotation Technique between 70%–85% in the sulfide-organic fraction. The mineralogical analysis of sediment particle by scanning electron microscopy identified that chalcopyrite was the predominant copper sulfide form in the sediments. Pb, and Zn) from
Abstract The Rockliden massive sulphide Zn–Cu deposit contains minor amounts of Sb minerals. The Sb mineralogy is complex in terms of composition, micro textures and mineral associations. The main Sb minerals comprise tetrahedrite, bournonite, gudmundite and Sb–Pb sulphides such as meneghinite. The presence of these minerals is especially critical to the quality of the Cu–Pb concentrate
Preferential Flotation of a Refractory Cu-Pb-Zn Polymetallic Ore Shun-Ming Deng1, *, Jian-Tao Lang2 1 Chongqing Vocational Institute of Engineering,School of Mechanical Engineering,Chongqing,China,402260 2 Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming City, China *[email protected] Keywords: Copper-lead-zinc sulfide ore, Preferential flotation,
The Rockliden massive sulphide Zn–Cu deposit contains minor amounts of Sb minerals. The Sb mineralogy is complex in terms of composition, micro textures and mineral associations. The main Sb minerals comprise tetrahedrite, bournonite, gudmundite and Sb–Pb sulphides such as meneghinite.
2012-1-1 During the initial stages of sulphide operation, high copper (Cu)-low zinc (Zn) ore was fed to the plant. Marketable copper concentrate at 91-95% recovery was produced utilizing a high-pH bulk sulphide rougher flotation and 2 cleaning stages.
2021-1-15 indicated as Zn recoveries to the Cu concentrate were too high to be explained by entrainment or liberation; >9% Zn in the lab Cu concentrate, Table 1. Furthermore depressant testing also resulted in lower Zn recoveries, supporting the idea that sphalerite recoveries to the Cu concentrate were through activation and flotation.
2018-7-29 This paper compares the use of the JKMSI technique and the Oxidation Index methodology to evaluate the change in flotation performance of Cu-Zn complex sulphide ore samples treated with hydrogen peroxide to generate artificially different levels of oxidation and thus ore floatability.
2015-12-6 Great pH to Recover Cu. pH 7.5-8 is where Zn/Fe are least hydrophobic while Pb (and Cu) is most hydrophobic. Great pH to Recover Pb. pH 10.5-12 is where Fe is least hydrophobic while Zn (and Cu/Pb) is most hydrophobic. Great pH to Recover Zn. By modifying Flotation pH to create kinetic/speed differences between the metals and achieve sequential
2004-10-13 Effects of EDTA on selective flotation of sulphide minerals 81 Table 1. Results of bulk analysis of the natural mineral samples used in this study Element (%) Pyrite (FeS2) Chalcopyrite (CuFeS 2) Sphalerite (ZnS) Fe 44.67 29.14 1.22 Cu 0.16 35.28 0.065 Pb 0.016 0.006 0.57 Zn 0.004 0.028 60.68 S 54.13 33.30 33.61