Autogenous Grinding At Hibbing Taconite Company

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. V. Bymark
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Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

It is the intent of this paper to discuss the autogenous grinding circuit at Hibbing Taconite. The scope of the presentation includes; a brief history, the process flowsheet and the steps taken to improve mill productivity, availability and metallurgical performance. Hibbing Taconite is located near the center of the Mesabi Range in Northern Minnesota 100 miles from the Canadian border and 80 miles north of the Lake Superior Port Cities of Duluth and Superior. A 105 mile railroad connects us with the port of Superior, Wisconsin, where our pellets are loaded into lake carriers for lower lake destinations. It is worthy to mention the Mesabi Range's most famous landmark which is immediately to the south of our mine area. This is the Hull Rust Mahoning Mine which operated until the mid-1970's producing more than 700 million tons of red ore between 1893 and 1973.
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APA: J. V. Bymark  (1985)  Autogenous Grinding At Hibbing Taconite Company

MLA: J. V. Bymark Autogenous Grinding At Hibbing Taconite Company. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1985.

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