In this study, a process of magnetizing roasting followed by low-intensity magnetic separation, which is used to separate and recover iron from low-grade refractory iron ore, was investigated.
Magnetization roasting is one of the most effective way of utilizing low-grade refractory iron ore. However, the reduction roasting of siderite (FeCO3) generates weakly magnetic wüstite, thus reducing iron recovery via weak magnetic separation. We systematically studied and proposed the fluidized preoxidation-low-temperature reduction magnetization roasting process for …
In the hydrogen-based roasting reduction process, hematite can be directly reduced to magnetite, while in the limonite reduction process, goethite (α-FeOOH) is converted to …
The roasting process has two stages: the oolitic hematite is first preheated at 1050 °C for 2 min, and then roasted at 650 °C for 5 min with 30% CO content. Iron concentrate with 58.72% iron grade is obtained from the magnetic separation, and the iron recovery is 89.32%.
Present investigation includes the magnetizing roasting of low-grade iron ore fines followed by grinding and beneficiation using magnetic separation. The hematite iron ore used in the investigation contains 53.17% T Fe, 10.7% SiO2, and 4.5% Al2O3. Powdered bituminous coal of 210 μm size with an ash content of 12.5% and fixed carbon of 54.25% was used as …
During the magnetization roasting process, hematite should be transformed to magnetite completely, which would improve the quality of roasted products. With the increase in the CO volume fraction, the curve entered the …
Magnetized roasting-magnetic separation is a combined treatment of magnetized roasting and magnetic separation. It is a physical and chemical reaction process that turned …
The mechanism for reduction roasting of oolitic hematite ore was discussed and analyzed. It is found that flash magnetizing roasting-magnetic separation process is a promising approach for the processing of oolitic hematite ore from western Hubei Province.
This work focuses on summarising the four types of magnetisation roasting equipment, technology, parameter optimisation, mechanism characteristics, current challenges …
Abstract: Magnetizing roasting of oolitic hematite ore from western Hubei Province was in-vestigated. The mechanism for reduction roasting of oolitic hematite ore was discussed and analyzed. It is found that flash magnetizing roasting-magnetic separation process is a promising approach for the
It demonstrated that microwave radiation significantly affected the conversion of magnetite to hematite and the elemental distribution in pellets during roasting, with distinct …
This work focuses on summarising the four types of magnetisation roasting equipment, technology, parameter optimisation, mechanism characteristics, current challenges and trends: vertical furnace magnetisation roasting, rotary kiln magnetisation roasting, fluidisation magnetisation roasting and microwave magnetisation roasting.
Magnetized roasting-magnetic separation is a combined treatment of magnetized roasting and magnetic separation. It is a physical and chemical reaction process that turned weakly magnetic minerals (such as hematite, limonite, siderite, and pyrite) into strongly magnetic minerals (such as magnetite, γ Fe 2 O 3, and pyrrhotite).
In the study, a process involving reduction roasting followed by low-intensity magnetic separation was utilized to obtain an iron concentrate suitable for use as a blast furnace feedstock.
The roasted and ground samples underwent a wet low-intensity magnetic separation to confirm the magnetization process of hematite phases. An effective method for identifying and measuring the mineral phases found in powder ore (Iron ore) is X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis.
A fluidized-bed magnetizing roasting–magnetic separation process was selected to treat this type of material. Phase transformations and microstructural changes in the product resulting from magnetizing roasting under different reducing gases (CO, H2, CO + H2) were clarified by vibrating sample magnetometry, X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, …
DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2024.127696 Corpus ID: 269436709; Mechanistic insight into phosphorus migration pathways from oolitic hematite using in-situ observations during roasting and reduction process
A few studies of gaseous products released from biomass mixed with pure iron ores have mentioned the SMR process. The aim of this work is to assess the possibility of using biomass as a reductant for SMR, and the experimental indexes of hematite mixed with straw-type biomass are calculated under different conditions after magnetic separation.
The impurity sulfur in lead–zinc-bearing hematite–limonite ore mainly exists in the form of galena, sphalerite, pyrite, and natural sulfur, and deep reduction roasting–low intensity magnetic separation does not effectively remove sulfur in a low valence state, which affects the quality of iron ore concentrate. Thereby, the desulfurization mechanism of the oxidative …
Dolomite and calcite are the common gangue minerals in refractory iron ores (Clout and Manuel, 2022). During the roasting process, dolomite, calcite and their decomposition products (CaO and MgO) can react with SO 2 to effectively fix sulfur (Ding et al., 2019). Chen, et al (Chen et al., 2024). used CaO as a sulfur fixing agent and simulated natural iron ore by …
This demonstrates that the roasting process greatly increased the magnetite content of the roasted product, increasing its magnetism; the magnetic separation process realized separating the magnetite and gangue minerals with magnetic property differences in the roasted product. ... indicating that the Fe in the raw ore was primarily hematite ...
The roasted and ground samples underwent a wet low-intensity magnetic separation to confirm the magnetization process of hematite phases. An effective method for identifying and measuring the mineral phases found in …
The presence of 64 wt.% of Fe 3 O 4 implies that a huge fraction of hematite is present in raw ore coverts to magnetite during the reduction roasting process at 550 °C. The absence of kaolinite in the pattern that was present in the raw ore is caused by the configuration of amorphous metakaolin, which is a result of dehydroxylation at this ...
The mechanism for reduction roasting of oolitic hematite ore was discussed and analyzed. It is found that flash magnetizing roasting-magnetic separation process is a …
In this work, the sample was prepared by thoroughly mixing hematite and starch in agate mortar and then pressing the mixture into pellets at 10 9 Pa. The hematite to starch ratio was 1:5. The roasting was conducted in temperatures ranging from 300 to 580 °C during time intervals ranging from 30 min to 3 h. Obtained samples consisted of ...
In the hydrogen-based roasting reduction process, hematite can be directly reduced to magnetite, while in the limonite reduction process, goethite (α-FeOOH) is converted to hematite (α-Fe 2 O 3) and finally to magnetite (Fe 3 O 4) (Liu et al., 2023).
It demonstrated that microwave radiation significantly affected the conversion of magnetite to hematite and the elemental distribution in pellets during roasting, with distinct effects depending on the power and duration.
This study magnetization roasts hematite ore after mechanical crushing and HVPD, analyzing the difference in the roasting effect between the two crushing methods by …
In the study, a process involving reduction roasting followed by low-intensity magnetic separation was utilized to obtain an iron concentrate suitable for use as a blast …
This study magnetization roasts hematite ore after mechanical crushing and HVPD, analyzing the difference in the roasting effect between the two crushing methods by establishing a new system of HVPD-magnetization roasting.