RI 6982 Continuous Flotation Of Fluorspar From A Calcareous Illinois Ore

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
W. H. Eddy
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1967

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines made small-scale continuous tests and large-scale commercial plant tests of a calcareous fluorspar ore near Cave-In-Rock, Ill., to determine if the application of the lignin-fluoride process of fluorspar flotation would be industrially feasible for treatment of fluorspar ores, and also to compare the lignin-fluoride process with the quebracho process, which is the method currently used for concentrating calcareous fluorspar ores. The small-scale continuous tests yielded fluorspar concentrates analyzing 93.6 percent CaF2 with a recovery of 87.6 percent of the total fluorspar in the ore. In large-scale commercial plant tests, a fluorspar concentrate analyzing 93.3 percent CaF2 with a recovery of 78.0 percent was produced by the quebracho method. About 86.0 percent of the fluorspar was recovered in a metallurgical-grade fluorspar concentrate from the lignin-fluoride circuit which analyzed 89.9 percent CaF2? with a much simpler flowsheet than that in the current commercial application.
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APA: W. H. Eddy  (1967)  RI 6982 Continuous Flotation Of Fluorspar From A Calcareous Illinois Ore

MLA: W. H. Eddy RI 6982 Continuous Flotation Of Fluorspar From A Calcareous Illinois Ore. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1967.

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