Comparison of Ore Dressing Methods Used by Ilmenite Producers in W.A.

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

The treatment of beach sands in'' the Bunbury/Capel' area for the extraction of ilmenite is a very recent development in the mining industry in'J7estern Australia. Nevertheless since the commencement of production in 1956, ilmenite has become the sixth most important mineral produced. The increasing world recognition of W.A. as a major' Iiroducer of ilmenite is due primarily ' to its low chromic oxide. ; (Cr203 content,, 0,03% to 0.04%, combined with a medium to high grade TiO2 content, 54% - 6 , supported by large reserves, a'. stable government with close access to good shipping facilities.. Ilmenite is produced from-these deposits at low-costs, enabling the industry to compete on world markets despite high rates for sea freights because of the distance from.major markets.
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APA:  (1964)  Comparison of Ore Dressing Methods Used by Ilmenite Producers in W.A.

MLA: Comparison of Ore Dressing Methods Used by Ilmenite Producers in W.A.. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1964.

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