New Concepts In By-Product Molybdenite Plant Design - Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Joseph F. Shirley
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Jan 1, 1979

Abstract

A froth flotation plant to recover by-product molybdenite must be designed specifically for the selected separation process and the type of ore being treated. However, some general rules concerning by-product molybdenite plant design can be suggested that would be valid for most processes. The term by-product molybdenite in this paper is limited to the recovery of molybdenite from copper porphyry ores, which essentially amounts to selectively separating molybdenite from copper and iron sulfide concentrates. In addition, most of the discussions would apply only to the almost universally used approach of floating the molybdenite and depressing the copper and iron sulfide minerals.
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APA: Joseph F. Shirley  (1979)  New Concepts In By-Product Molybdenite Plant Design - Introduction

MLA: Joseph F. Shirley New Concepts In By-Product Molybdenite Plant Design - Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1979.

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