RI 3684 Manganese Investigations - 20. Ore-Dressing Studies of Eastern Manganese Ores – Concentration of Manganese-Bearing Ore from the Barytes Mining Co. Cartersville District, Cartersville GA.

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
- Pages:
- 13
- File Size:
- 734 KB
- Publication Date:
- Mar 1, 1943
Abstract
"This report is () expansive test program by the Bureau of Mines to determine methods from various and ferrous manganese-grade product () widespread () and manfniferrous iron ores. Among the samples received for testing was one from the pits of the Barytes Mining Co., 1-1/ 2 miles northeast of Cartersville, Ga.. The property is approximately in the center of the Cartersville manganese district and shares a common corner with properties of the New Riverside Ochre Co. and the Etowah Development Co., both producers of manganifereus ores. The deposit is typical of the district and occurs in residual clays resulting from weathering of the Shady limestone and Weisner quartzite. 7/The property is developed by a number of open pits ranging to 60 feet in depth. In 1918 several carloads of manganiferous iron ore was mined from an alit on the property. Since then mining operations have been negligible. The ore is known locally as calico ore.A 4-ton sample representing -re as it occurs in the -pen pits vas furnished for testing. The sample consisted of a mixture of red iron oxides, wad, and clay, with small pebbles of manganese oxides and siliceous fragments scattered throughout."
Citation
APA:
(1943) RI 3684 Manganese Investigations - 20. Ore-Dressing Studies of Eastern Manganese Ores – Concentration of Manganese-Bearing Ore from the Barytes Mining Co. Cartersville District, Cartersville GA.MLA: RI 3684 Manganese Investigations - 20. Ore-Dressing Studies of Eastern Manganese Ores – Concentration of Manganese-Bearing Ore from the Barytes Mining Co. Cartersville District, Cartersville GA.. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1943.