This dataset describes the processing of vanadium-titanium magnetite in Sichuan Province using "crushing, screening, dry tailings rejection, and wet magnetic separation" for iron beneficiation. The production process is as follows: 1. Crushing
Process flow:
Primary crushing: Use jaw crushers or gyratory crushers to crush the ore to a relatively large particle size (50-100 mm), which is the initial stage of the crushing process.
Secondary crushing: Further reduce the ore from primary crushing to a medium particle size (10-30 mm) using cone crushers.
Tertiary crushing: Employ fine crushers to reduce the ore from secondary crushing to a smaller particle size (<10 mm), providing suitable material for subsequent screening and dry tailings rejection processes.
2. Screening
Process flow:
Screening equipment: Use vibrating screens or other screening devices to classify the crushed ore. Oversized material (larger particles) may be returned to the crushing stage for reprocessing, while undersized material (smaller particles) proceeds to the next dry tailings rejection step.
Fine crushing: Material after intermediate crushing is sent to a secondary vibrating screen for classification. Coarse particles retained on the screen enter fine crushing (particle size <150 mm), while fine particles are sent to a roller press mill for ultra-fine crushing.
Screening and recirculation: The crushed material is screened again through a secondary vibrating screen; oversize material is returned to the roller press mill for regrinding, while undersize material is conveyed to a fine ore bin for temporary storage. 3. Dry Tailings Disposal
Process Flow:
Dry Magnetic Separation: After screening, the ore enters a dry magnetic separator, where magnetic iron minerals are separated and retained for subsequent processing, while non-magnetic materials are discarded as tailings. This step reduces the workload and cost of subsequent processing stages by removing a large amount of gangue minerals.
4. Iron separation by wet magnetic separation
Process flow:
Slurry preparation: The magnetic iron minerals, after dry discarding of tailings, are mixed with water to form a slurry, ready for wet magnetic separation and subsequent grinding and iron selection.
Wet magnetic separation: The slurry is fed into wet magnetic separation equipment, where magnetic iron minerals are further separated from gangue minerals through a magnetic field, producing high-grade iron concentrate. Non-magnetic materials are discharged as tailings.