This dataset describes the combined beneficiation process of dry separation-grinding-magnetic flotation for copper-bearing magnetite-hematite in Shandong, with the following process steps:
1. Dry separation and Hand Picking
Dry separation: The ore is initially processed through a dry separator, which separates gangue based on the strong magnetism of magnetite, removing part of the low-grade ore and reducing the amount for subsequent processing.
Hand picking: For large-sized ores, manual sorting is conducted to remove obvious waste rocks, improving the efficiency of subsequent processing.
2. Stage Grinding
First-stage grinding: The ore enters the grinding equipment for coarse grinding, reducing particle size and achieving preliminary liberation of iron minerals, copper minerals, and gangue.
Second-stage grinding: Further fine grinding to ensure the mineral particle size is suitable for subsequent separation processes, guaranteeing full mineral liberation.
3. Low-Intensity Magnetic Separation
Perform low-intensity magnetic separation on the pulp to recover magnetite and remove most of the gangue minerals.
4. Fine Screening
Screen the pulp after low-intensity magnetic separation to separate minerals meeting the required particle size, ensuring the efficiency of subsequent separation processes.
5. Wet Magnetic Separation
Through wet magnetic separation, fine magnetic iron minerals are further recovered, and some impurities are removed to increase the grade of the concentrate.
6. High-Intensity Magnetic Separation
High-intensity magnetic separation is used to recover weakly magnetic minerals such as hematite, further separating non-magnetic minerals.
7. Direct Flotation
Direct flotation is conducted to separate and recover copper minerals such as chalcopyrite, producing copper concentrate, while removing residual gangue minerals to further improve the purity of the iron concentrate.