RI 6123 Flotation Of Northeast Birmingham, Ala., Hematite Ores

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. E. Perry
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Jan 1, 1962

Abstract

To develop new or improved flotation methods for beneficiating low-grade red iron ores, the Bureau made many bench scale and continuous anionic flotation tests on ferruginous sandstones and calcareous iron ores from the north-eastern part of the Birmingham, Ala., iron district. The ores contained about 21 to 36 percent iron, a to 11 percent lime, and 22 to 64 percent silica. Production of iron concentrates containing 48 to 52 percent iron was technically feasible in batch tests, and the iron recoveries ranged from 85 to 92 percent. In continuous tests 49 to 51 percent iron products were obtained with 80 to 90 percent recovery.
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APA: R. E. Perry  (1962)  RI 6123 Flotation Of Northeast Birmingham, Ala., Hematite Ores

MLA: R. E. Perry RI 6123 Flotation Of Northeast Birmingham, Ala., Hematite Ores. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1962.

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