RI 6650 Lake Superior Iron Resources: Preliminary Sampling And Metallurgical Evaluation Of Central Mesabi Nonmagnetic Taconites

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
L. F. Heising
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Jan 1, 1965

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines evaluated 191 composites from the central Mesabi Range, Minn., chiefly by reductive roasting and magnetic separation. After reductive roasting and magnetic separation at minus 325 mesh, 28 composites produced concentrates that contained an average of 66.0 percent iron with less than 10 percent silica. Recovery of contained iron was over 90 percent. Natural magnetic material in excess of 5 percent was present in 142 composites. Trial flotation tests were used to evaluate three samples unresponsive to reductive roasting and magnetic separation procedures, and satisfactory concentrates having low silica contents (averaging 6.6 percent) were achieved.
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APA: L. F. Heising  (1965)  RI 6650 Lake Superior Iron Resources: Preliminary Sampling And Metallurgical Evaluation Of Central Mesabi Nonmagnetic Taconites

MLA: L. F. Heising RI 6650 Lake Superior Iron Resources: Preliminary Sampling And Metallurgical Evaluation Of Central Mesabi Nonmagnetic Taconites. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1965.

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