RI 7695 Extraction Of Manganese From Georgia Umber Ores By A Sulfuric Acid-Ferrous Sulfate Process (In Two Parts) 2. Cocurrent Extraction And Centrifuge Tests

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
H. P. LeVan
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Jan 1, 1972

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines has developed a technically feasible continuous single-stage leaching and thickening system for extracting manganese from umber by a sulfuric acid-ferrous sulfate process; the cocurrent leaching and thickening system proved simpler to operate and control than the countercurrent leaching and thickening system developed earlier" Related tests investigated the use of a centrifuge to replace thickeners for separating the product liquor from are residues and compared several chemical agents for removing iron from the pregnant manganese leach solutions. Results of Some exploratory autoclaving tests are also given.
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APA: H. P. LeVan  (1972)  RI 7695 Extraction Of Manganese From Georgia Umber Ores By A Sulfuric Acid-Ferrous Sulfate Process (In Two Parts) 2. Cocurrent Extraction And Centrifuge Tests

MLA: H. P. LeVan RI 7695 Extraction Of Manganese From Georgia Umber Ores By A Sulfuric Acid-Ferrous Sulfate Process (In Two Parts) 2. Cocurrent Extraction And Centrifuge Tests. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1972.

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