85 Ft. Diameter Elutriator At The Groveland Mine ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Lawrence P. Bonicatto
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

The steel industry's increased demand for higher grade pellets has caused the pellet producers to investigate methods of upgrading their product. The Hanna Mining Company's Groveland plant is no exception. The Groveland Mine is located in Dickinson County on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The low grade iron deposit is a complex mixture of magnetite and hematite with chert, quartz, jasper, and various iron silicates. (1) Beneficiation is by Humphrey spirals and anionic flotation of the iron minerals. (2) A general flowsheet is shown in Figure 1. Flotation of the spiral tailings makes up about 75% of the concentrate. A minor amount of concentrate, less than 3%, is produced in magnetic circuits. The concentrate is pelletized at the rate of 1.6 million tons per year.
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APA: Lawrence P. Bonicatto  (1968)  85 Ft. Diameter Elutriator At The Groveland Mine ? Introduction

MLA: Lawrence P. Bonicatto 85 Ft. Diameter Elutriator At The Groveland Mine ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1968.

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