This dataset describes the beneficiation of vanadium-titanium magnetite ore nationwide. Magnetic separation is a primary technology in iron ore beneficiation across the country, particularly suitable for magnetite and vanadium-titanium magnetite. For non-magnetic or weakly magnetic ores such as hematite, limonite, and siderite, a combination of processes including roasting, gravity separation, high-intensity magnetic separation, and flotation is typically required to improve the yield and grade of iron concentrate.
The entire production process of iron ore beneficiation includes:
Crushing and grinding: crushing and finely grinding the ore to liberate iron minerals from gangue.
Magnetic separation (optional): using low- and high-intensity magnetic equipment to separate magnetic iron minerals (e.g., magnetite, hematite). Flotation and gravity separation (optional): For non-magnetic minerals or ores with high impurity content, further purification is carried out through flotation or gravity separation processes.
Screening and filtration (optional): Mineral particle size is controlled by screening, and water is removed by filtration to obtain high-grade iron concentrate.
Tailings management: Proper handling of tailings to minimize environmental impact.