Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protecting pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron tailings with high recovery rate, resource waste avoidance and low production cost.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme: a mineral processing technology for grading titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings comprises the following steps:
(1) carrying out grading operation on the iron ore tailings serving as raw ore treatment to produce a coarse fraction and a fine fraction;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part produced in the step (1) into a strong magnetic IV to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) after ball milling operation is carried out on the coarse fraction produced in the step (1), mixing the coarse fraction with fine fraction ilmenite produced by strong magnetism IV, and performing weak magnetism operation as ore feeding;
(4) iron ore concentrate is produced through weak magnetic operation, and weak magnetic tailings produced through weak magnetic operation are fed into strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation II and III on the concentrate produced in the strong magnetic operation I in the step (4) to produce final titanium concentrate, performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on the tailings produced in the strong magnetic operation I to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced in the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping operation enter a thickener for concentration operation so as to remove redundant water;
(7) and (3) allowing the underflow of the thickener to enter a filter press for dehydration, airing the water content of the ore powder subjected to filter pressing, adding a binder for mixing after the water content is proper, and performing pelletizing, drying, roasting and cooling to obtain the high-titanium furnace protecting pellet.
Preferably, the titanium-containing iron ore dressing tailing grading equipment adopted in the grading operation in the step (1) is one of a vibrating screen and a hydrocyclone.
Preferably, the classification granularity of the classification operation in the step (1) is 120 meshes to 200 meshes.
Preferably, the mill discharge granularity of the ball milling operation in the step (3) is 70-95% of-200 meshes.
Preferably, the field intensity of the magnetic separator for the weak magnetic operation in the step (4) is 0.08-0.15T.
Preferably, the field intensity of the magnetic separator in the step (5) in the strong magnetic operation I, the strong magnetic operation IV and the magnetic sweeping operation is 0.8-1.2T, and the field intensity of the magnetic separator in the step (5) in the strong magnetic operation II and the strong magnetic operation III is 0.6-1.0T.
Preferably, the thickener in the step (6) adopts one of an inclined plate thickener and a high-efficiency thickener.
Preferably, the water content of the produced mineral powder after airing in the step (7) is 6-8%; and (4) in the step (7), the binder is one of bentonite and water glass.
Preferably, the drying equipment adopted in the step (7) is a rotary kiln, and the drying temperature is 150-; in the step (7), a belt type roasting machine is adopted for roasting, the roasting temperature is 1200-1300 ℃, and the roasting time is 30-60 min.
Preferably, the content of TiO2 in the high-titanium furnace protecting pellets produced in the step (7) is 10-25%.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects: the method adopts the classification treatment of the titanium-containing iron tailings, achieves the synchronous treatment of coarse and fine particle classification flows, and achieves the effect of discarding tailings in advance, thereby being capable of fully utilizing the resources of the titanium-containing iron tailings, producing ilmenite concentrate with TiO2 grade of more than 46 percent and high-titanium furnace protecting pellets, and simultaneously producing the high-titanium furnace protecting pellets with TiO2 grade of 10 to 25 percent from middlings with higher titanium content.
Detailed Description
Example 1
A mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings, a process flow chart of which is shown in figure 1, comprises the following steps:
(1) carrying out grading operation on the iron ore tailings serving as raw ore treatment to produce a coarse fraction and a fine fraction; wherein the titanium-containing iron ore tailings classification equipment adopted in the classification operation is one of a vibrating screen and a hydrocyclone, and the classification granularity of the classification operation is 120-200 meshes;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part produced in the step (1) into a strong magnetic IV to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) after the coarse fraction produced in the step (1) is subjected to ball milling operation, wherein the ore discharge granularity of a mill in the ball milling operation is 70-95% of-200 meshes, and the coarse fraction is mixed with fine fraction ilmenite produced by strong magnetism IV and used as ore feeding to enter weak magnetism operation;
(4) the field intensity of a magnetic separator in the weak magnetic operation is 0.08-0.15T, and weak magnetic tailings produced in the weak magnetic operation are fed into a strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation II and III on the concentrate produced in the strong magnetic operation I in the step (4) to produce final titanium concentrate, performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on the tailings produced in the strong magnetic operation I to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced in the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings; the field intensity of the magnetic separator in the strong magnetic operation I, the strong magnetic operation IV and the magnetic sweeping operation is 0.8-1.2T, and the field intensity of the magnetic separator in the strong magnetic operation II and the strong magnetic operation III is 0.6-1.0T;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping enter a thickener for concentration operation to remove redundant moisture, wherein the thickener adopts one of an inclined plate thickener and a high-efficiency thickener;
(7) the underflow of the thickener enters a filter press for dehydration, the water content of the ore powder after filter pressing can be dried by airing, the water content of the produced ore powder after airing is 6-8%, and a binder is added and mixed after the water content is proper, wherein the binder is one of bentonite and water glass, and the high-titanium furnace protecting pellets are produced after pelletizing, drying, roasting and cooling; wherein the drying equipment is a rotary kiln, the drying temperature is 150-300 ℃, the roasting temperature is 1200-1300 ℃, the roasting time is 30-60min, and the TiO2 content in the finally produced high-titanium furnace protecting pellet is 10-25%.
Example 2
A mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings, a process flow chart of which is shown in figure 1, comprises the following steps:
(1) taking iron ore tailings of a dressing plant as the raw ore to be treated, and carrying out classification operation, wherein the classification granularity is 120 meshes, so as to produce a coarse fraction and a fine fraction;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part into a strong magnet IV with the field intensity of 1.1T to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) grinding the coarse fraction after the grading operation to 80 percent of minus 200 meshes by a ball mill, mixing the coarse fraction with fine ilmenite produced by strong magnetism IV, and performing weak magnetism operation as ore feeding;
(4) the field intensity of the iron ore concentrate produced by the weak magnetic operation is 0.10T, so that the influence of magnetite on the subsequent titanium selecting operation is avoided, and the weak magnetic tailings are fed into the strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.1T), performing strong magnetic operation II (the field intensity is 1.0T) and III on the produced concentrate to produce final titanium concentrate (the field intensity is 0.8T), performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on tailings of the strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T) to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced by the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and ore concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping enter a thickener for concentration operation so as to remove redundant water;
(7) the underflow of a thickener enters a filter press for dehydration, the water content of the ore powder produced after filter pressing is further reduced by airing and the like, bentonite with the mass fraction of 2 percent is added and mixed when the water content is 7 percent, and the mixture is pelletized, dried and roasted at the roasting temperature of 1200 ℃ for 60min and cooled to produce high-titanium furnace protecting pellets; in this embodiment, under the condition that the raw ore (titanium-containing iron tailings) is 8.7% in TiO2 grade, titanium concentrate with a TiO2 grade of 46.7% and a recovery rate of 26.73% and high titanium furnace protecting pellets with a TiO2 grade of 15.2% and a recovery rate of 48.72% can be obtained respectively.
Example 3
A mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings, a process flow chart of which is shown in figure 1, comprises the following steps:
(1) taking tailings of a dressing plant as the raw ore to be treated, performing classification operation, wherein the classification granularity is 150 meshes, and producing a coarse fraction and a fine fraction;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part into a strong magnet IV with the field intensity of 1.2T to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) grinding the coarse fraction after the grading operation to 85 percent of-200 meshes by a ball mill, mixing the coarse fraction with fine ilmenite produced by strong magnetism IV, and performing weak magnetism operation as ore feeding;
(4) the field intensity of the iron ore concentrate produced by the weak magnetic operation is 0.12T, so that the influence of magnetite on the subsequent titanium selecting operation is avoided, and the weak magnetic tailings are fed into the strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T), performing strong magnetic operation II (the field intensity is 1.0T) and III on the produced concentrate to produce final titanium concentrate (the field intensity is 0.7T), performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on tailings of the strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T) to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced by the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping operation enter a thickener for concentration operation so as to remove redundant water;
(7) the underflow of a thickener enters a filter press for dehydration, the water content of the ore powder produced after filter pressing is further reduced by airing and the like, when the water content is 8 percent, water glass with the mass fraction of 2 percent is added for mixing, and the mixture is pelletized, dried and roasted at the roasting temperature of 1250 ℃ for 45min, and cooled to produce high-titanium furnace protecting pellets; in this example, under the condition that the grade of raw ore (titanium-containing iron tailings) TiO2 is 10.1%, titanium concentrate with grade of TiO2 of 47.3% and recovery rate of 28.24% and high titanium furnace protecting pellet with grade of TiO2 of 18.7% and recovery rate of 42.79% can be obtained respectively.
Example 4
A mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings, a process flow chart of which is shown in figure 1, comprises the following steps:
(1) taking iron tailings of a dressing plant as the raw ore to be treated, carrying out grading operation, wherein the grading granularity is 200 meshes, and producing a coarse fraction and a fine fraction;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part into a strong magnet IV with the field intensity of 1.2T to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) grinding the coarse fraction after the grading operation to 90 percent of minus 200 meshes by a ball mill, mixing the coarse fraction with fine ilmenite produced by strong magnetism IV, and performing weak magnetism operation as ore feeding;
(4) the field intensity of the iron ore concentrate produced by the weak magnetic operation is 0.08T, so that the influence of magnetite on the subsequent titanium selecting operation is avoided, and the weak magnetic tailings are fed into the strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T), performing strong magnetic operation II (the field intensity is 0.9T) and strong magnetic operation III on the produced concentrate to produce final titanium concentrate (the field intensity is 0.8T), performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on the tailings of the strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T) to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced by the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping operation enter a thickener for concentration operation so as to remove redundant water;
(7) the underflow of a thickener enters a filter press for dehydration, the water content of the ore powder produced after filter pressing is further reduced by airing and the like, 3 mass percent of bentonite is added and mixed when the water content is 7.5 percent, and the mixture is pelletized, dried and roasted at 1300 ℃ for 35min, and cooled to produce high-titanium furnace protecting pellets; in this example, under the condition that the grade of raw ore (titanium-containing iron tailings) TiO2 is 6.9%, titanium concentrate with grade of TiO2 of 46.1% and recovery rate of 23.61% and high titanium furnace protecting pellets with grade of TiO2 of 16.8% and recovery rate of 44.24% can be obtained respectively.
Example 5
A mineral processing technology for grading and sorting titanium fine powder and producing high-titanium furnace protection pellets by utilizing titanium-containing iron separation tailings, a process flow chart of which is shown in figure 1, comprises the following steps:
(1) taking the iron ore tailings as the raw ore to be treated, and performing grading operation, wherein the grading granularity is 160 meshes, so as to produce a coarse fraction and a fine fraction;
(2) feeding the fine fraction part into a strong magnet IV with the field intensity of 1.2T to recover fine fraction ilmenite and produce tailings;
(3) grinding the coarse fraction after the grading operation to 70 percent of minus 200 meshes by a ball mill, mixing the coarse fraction with fine ilmenite produced by the strong magnetic operation IV, and performing weak magnetic operation as ore feeding;
(4) the field intensity of the iron ore concentrate produced by the weak magnetic operation is 0.06T, so that the influence of magnetite on the subsequent titanium selecting operation is avoided, and the weak magnetic tailings are fed into a strong magnetic operation I;
(5) performing strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 0.9T), performing strong magnetic operation II (the field intensity is 0.8T) and III on the produced concentrate to produce final titanium concentrate (the field intensity is 0.6T), performing one-time magnetic sweeping operation on tailings of the strong magnetic operation I (the field intensity is 1.2T) to produce scavenged concentrate and scavenged tailings, and combining the scavenged tailings and the tailings produced by the strong magnetic operation IV to obtain final tailings;
(6) iron ore concentrate produced by weak magnetic operation, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation II, tailings produced by strong magnetic operation III and concentrate produced by magnetic sweeping operation enter a thickener for concentration operation so as to remove redundant water;
(7) the underflow of a thickener enters a filter press for dehydration, the water content of the ore powder produced after filter pressing is further reduced by airing and the like, when the water content is 6 percent, water glass with the mass fraction of 3 percent is added for mixing, and the mixture is pelletized, dried and roasted at the roasting temperature of 1200 ℃ for 50min, and cooled to produce high-titanium furnace protecting pellets; in the embodiment, under the condition that the grade of raw ore (titanium-containing iron dressing tailings) TiO2 is 12.4%, titanium concentrate with grade of TiO2 of 48.9% and recovery rate of 27.59% and high titanium furnace protecting pellets with grade of TiO2 of 21.4% and recovery rate of 44.85% can be obtained respectively.