Great Performance of Minerals Mining Equipments in Beneficiation Plant

In accordance with the various beneficiation methods, there are four types of beneficiation plants, including magnetic beneficiation plant, flotation beneficiation plant, gravity beneficiation plant and combination beneficiation plant.   Each one has their own great performance in global mining industry.

Magnetic iron ore are mainly based, and magnetic separation is the basic requirement of magnetic minerals, magnetite can be directly over the magnetic iron ore, if iron ore is hematite or brown iron ore and other.   To get more than 65 grade iron ore, will be restored by magnetic roasting is carried out magnetic separation of magnetite, hematite and other minerals if the higher levels of impurities, but also through the flotation impurity reduction.

Iron ore is a mineral substance which, when heated in the presence of a reductant, will yield metallic iron (Fe).   The iron ore, usually, is very rich in iron oxides.   Iron ores are mostly dark grey to rusty red in color and high specific gravity.

Natural minerals (iron ore) after crushing, grinding, magnetic separation, flotation, elected gradually re-election of iron and other procedures.

Beneficiation process should be as efficient and as simple as grasping the development of energy-saving equipment, to the extent possible in the most appropriate process to achieve the best effects, to a large extent determines the economic benefits of mineral processing plant.

The tonnage of taconite ores processed annually by magnetic separation zcill, in a few years, reaches 100 million.   Magnetic separation occupies an attractive position in the field of ore beneficiation.   This type of beneficiation originated in 1792, when William Fullarton was issued a British patent covering the separation of iron ore by magnetic attraction.

Iron ore beneficiation plant is used to beneficiate a wide variety of industrial iron ores.   In this application the relatively large volumes of nonmagnetics are usually the commercial...