Processing of Ultramafic Ni Ores: Atypical Grade-Recovery Curves

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Mukund Vasudevan Partha Patra T. Bhambhani D. R. Nagaraj P. Somasundaram
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Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Selective Ni separation from ultramafic ores rich in serpentines has been a huge challenge in the mineral processing industry, and therefore highly inefficient. Analysis of the root causes of the challenges and consequent development of robust processing solutions were the main goals of the Cytec-Columbia. University-Vale Joint Development Program. In this context, the subject of this paper is limited to one of the key findings of this research program which is the influence of fibrous serpentines on grade-recovery characteristics. Specifically, the poor flotation behavior is characterized by an atypical reverse C-shaped grade-recovery curve.
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APA: Mukund Vasudevan Partha Patra T. Bhambhani D. R. Nagaraj P. Somasundaram  (2011)  Processing of Ultramafic Ni Ores: Atypical Grade-Recovery Curves

MLA: Mukund Vasudevan Partha Patra T. Bhambhani D. R. Nagaraj P. Somasundaram Processing of Ultramafic Ni Ores: Atypical Grade-Recovery Curves. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2011.

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