A laboratory study to simulate ore sorting for a rare earth ore

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
John Thella Edward McNew Mends Emmanuel Christina Thella Pengbo Chu
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Jan 1, 2025

Abstract

Ore sorting is an emerging technology in mineral processing that can produce a significant impact on the total mining and processing economics. The technology is capable of preconcentrating an ore based on differences in the mineralogical characteristics, which can include color, brightness, transparency, size, shape, density or near-infrared response. The current practice of conducting an ore sorting test typically requires large amounts of materials to be sent to a commercial testing facility, which is expensive and time-consuming. Here, we present a novel method to simulate commercial ore sorting on a laboratory scale using a rare earth ore.
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APA: John Thella Edward McNew Mends Emmanuel Christina Thella Pengbo Chu  (2025)  A laboratory study to simulate ore sorting for a rare earth ore

MLA: John Thella Edward McNew Mends Emmanuel Christina Thella Pengbo Chu A laboratory study to simulate ore sorting for a rare earth ore. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2025.

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