RI 5771 Laboratory Concentration Of Seven Titanium-Bearing Ores Of The Pacific Northwest ? Introduction And Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. W. Town
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Jan 1, 1961

Abstract

As part of the Federal Bureau of Mines titanium resources examination program, samples from seven deposits in the Pacific Northwest were tested for amenability to various beneficiation techniques. The samples obtained by the Bureau's Office of Mineral Resources at Spokane, Washington represent a large potential source of titanium. This report summarizes the results of tests at the Bureau's Metallurgy Research Center, Albany, Oregon. Recoveries from tabling placer samples were about 50 percent at grades of 30 percent titanium dioxide. Flotation was the most effective method for concentrating the fine ilmenite in clay samples; recoveries of approximately 50 30 percent titanium dioxide. Flotation was the most effective method for concentrating the fine ilmenite in clay samples; recoveries of approximately 50
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APA: J. W. Town  (1961)  RI 5771 Laboratory Concentration Of Seven Titanium-Bearing Ores Of The Pacific Northwest ? Introduction And Summary

MLA: J. W. Town RI 5771 Laboratory Concentration Of Seven Titanium-Bearing Ores Of The Pacific Northwest ? Introduction And Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1961.

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