Iron Ore Fines Recovery by Reichert Cones

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
George Chung
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

"The Iron Ore Company of Canada's Carol Lake Project is Located near the western boundary of Labrador, 960 air kilometers northeast of Montreal (Figure 1).The Concentrator operation was started in 1962 with a capacity to produce 7 million tonnes of concentrate per year. The bulk of the concentrate was pelletized at a 6 million tonnes per year pelletizing plant completed in 1963. The remaining concentrate was sold in the international market. The concentrator was first expanded in 1966 to 10 million tonnes per year capacity with the pellet plant also expanded in 1967 to match the increase in concentrate production. In 1973, the concentrator was further expanded to gear with the increase in concentrate sales. In 1977, more than 40 million tonnes of crude ore was processed to produce in excess of 17.4 million tonnes of concentrate and 10.4 million tonnes of pellets."
Citation

APA: George Chung  (1980)  Iron Ore Fines Recovery by Reichert Cones

MLA: George Chung Iron Ore Fines Recovery by Reichert Cones. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1980.

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