PL33336B1 - A method of magnetic enrichment of iron ores and other minerals containing iron - Google Patents

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PL33336B1
PL33336B1 PL33336A PL3333646A PL33336B1 PL 33336 B1 PL33336 B1 PL 33336B1 PL 33336 A PL33336 A PL 33336A PL 3333646 A PL3333646 A PL 3333646A PL 33336 B1 PL33336 B1 PL 33336B1
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Magnetyczne wzbogacanie niemagnetycz¬ nych rud zelaznych, a mianowicie hematy- tów i limonitów (brunatnego, darniowego i tym podobnych), wymaga uprzedniego ich rozdrobienia oraz prazenia w osrodku redukujacym (wegiel, gazy palne i tym po¬ dobne). Przez redukcje Fe-O na Fe^O (ma¬ gnetyt) ruda prazona nabiera wlasciwosci magnetycznych. Po wzbogaceniu przez od¬ dzielanie elektromagnetyczne drobna rude podaje sie aglomeracji (spiekaniu).W calym tym procesie najwieksza trud¬ nosc przedstawia prazenie redukcyjne w piecach róznej konstrukcji. Wlasnie ta trudnosc przyczynia sie do nierentownosci na ogól wzbogacania rud zelaznych, wyma¬ gajacych redukcji; zbudowane na tej zasa¬ dzie zaklady przeróbcze zwykle byly za¬ rzucane juz po krótkim czasie swego ist¬ nienia.Wieloletnie badania, przeprowadzone w Zakladzie Przeróbki Mechanicznej Akade¬ mii Górniczej, wykazaly, ze unikniecie tej trudnosci jest mozliwe przez zastosowanie sposobu, bedacego przedmiotem wynalaz¬ ku niniejszego i majacego na celu wyelimi¬ nowanie w ogóle prazenia w osrodku redu¬ kujacym.Sposób ten polega na tym, ze material surowy, przeznaczony do wzbogacania zo¬ staje poddany wstepnej aglomeracji za¬ miast prazenia w osrodku redukujacym. Po rozkruszeniu otrzymanego aglomeratu ma-terial latwo ulega wzbogaceniu przez od¬ dzielanie elektromagnetyczne, po czym produkt magnetyczny zostaje ponownie za- glomcrowany. » Proces ten z powodzeniem moze byc sto¬ sowany równiez i do innych rud zelaz¬ nych, które dla przeprowadzenia w stan magnetyczny — w przeciwienstwie do wy¬ zej opisanych — wymagaja prazenia w o- srodku nie redukujacym, lecz utleniaja¬ cym, jak to ma miejsce np. w przypadku syderytu (FeCOs).Dalszym zastosowaniem omawianego sposobu jest oddzielanie zwiazków zelaza od innych mineralów uzytecznych, w któ¬ rych obecnosc zelaza jest szkodliwa.Sposób wedlug wynalazku niniejszego posiada nastepujace zalety: zostaje wyeli¬ minowana koniecznosc stosowania pieców do prazenia redukujacego oraz uzyskuje sie znaczne zmniejszenie kosztów wzboga¬ cania, wskutek czego w wielu przypadkach oplaci sie eksploatowac rudy, a nawet i piaski zelaziste, które przy zastosowaniu dotychczasowych sposobów wzbogacania uwazane byly jako nie nadajace sie do wy¬ dobycia górniczego. PLMagnetic enrichment of non-magnetic iron ores, namely hematites and limonites (brown, turf and the like), requires their prior grinding and calcination in a reducing agent (coal, flammable gases, etc.). The roasted ore acquires magnetic properties by reducing Fe-O to Fe2O (magnetite). After enrichment by electromagnetic separation, the fine ore is subjected to agglomeration (sintering). In this whole process, the greatest difficulty is represented by reduction calcination in furnaces of various designs. It is precisely this difficulty that contributes to the ineffectiveness of the generally enrichment of ferrous ores in need of reduction; Processing plants built on this principle were usually abandoned after a short time of their existence. Many years of research carried out in the Department of Mechanical Processing of the Mining Academy have shown that avoiding this difficulty is possible by using the method being the subject of the invention. The method is based on the fact that the raw material to be enriched is pre-agglomerated instead of calcining in the reducing agent. After crushing the obtained agglomerate, the material is easily enriched by electromagnetic separation, after which the magnetic product is again glomerated. »This process can also be successfully applied to other ferrous ores which, in contrast to the above-described ones, require calcination in a non-reducing, but oxidizing medium, such as This is the case, for example, in the case of siderite (FeCO.sub.2). A further application of the present process is the separation of iron compounds from other useful minerals in which the presence of iron is detrimental. The method according to the present invention has the following advantages: the need to use a roasting furnace is eliminated. reduction and a significant reduction in the cost of enrichment is achieved, as a result of which in many cases it is profitable to mine ores and even iron sands, which were considered unsuitable for mining using the existing methods of enrichment. PL

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1. Zastrzezenie patentowe. Sposób magnetycznego wzbogacania rud zelaznych oraz innych mineralów, zawiera¬ jacych zelazo, znamienny tym, ze przed wzbogacaniem elektromagnetycznym sto¬ suje sie wstepna aglomeracje materialu, po rozdrobieniu Jzas otrzymanych aglomera¬ tów poddaje sie material w dalszym ciagu wzbogacaniu elektromagnetycznemu. Witold Budryk PWZG Warszawa. Tamka 3. 150 Zam. 3087 B-50515 PL1. Patent claim. The method of magnetic enrichment of iron ores and other minerals containing iron, characterized in that prior to the electromagnetic enrichment, preliminary agglomeration of the material is used, after refining the obtained agglomerates, the material is subjected to further electromagnetic enrichment. Witold Budryk PWZG Warsaw. Tamka 3. 150 Zam. 3087 B-50515 PL
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