Beneficiation routes for upgrading iron ore tailings with a teetered bed separator

The aim of this study was to investigate the possibility of producing sinter/pellet grade concentrate from iron ore tails. Two different wet flow sheets were considered. The first consists of a teetered bed separator (TBS) followed by a gravity concentration resulting in a product quality with 65.54...

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Published in:Separation science and technology 2016-11, Vol.51 (17), p.2844-2855
Main Authors: Ozcan, O., Celik, I.B.
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Aluminum oxide
Concentrates (ores)
Gravitation
Gravity concentration
Iron
iron ore tails
magnetic separation
Recovery
Separators
Silicon dioxide
teetered bed separator (TBS)
Upgrading
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Silicon dioxide
teetered bed separator (TBS)
Upgrading
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