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Metal Mine ›› 2016, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (03): 73-76.

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Approaches for Magnesium-containing Gangue Enter into Copper-nickel Concentrate from Jinchuan No.2 Mine Area

Huang Junwei1,2,3,Ma Chi1,2,3,Zhang Chengqiang1,2,3,Guo Zhenxu1,2,3   

  1. 1.Zhengzhou Institute of Multipurpose Utilization of Mineral Resources,Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences,Zhengzhou 450006,China;2.National Engineering Research Center for Multipurpose Utilization of Nonmetallic Mineral Resources,Zhengzhou 450006,China;3.Key Laboratory of Evaluation and Multipurpose Utilization of Polymetallic Ore,Ministry of Land and Resources,Zhengzhou 450006,China
  • Online:2016-03-15 Published:2016-05-17

Abstract: In order to find out the reason for high content of magnesium in copper-nickel concentrate from Jinchuan No.2 mine area,the process mineralogy of copper-nickel concentrate from the on-site process had been researched.The result showed that:the magnesium-containing minerals in the mixed concentrate was mainly serpentine,secondly pyroxene,olivine,chlorite,talc and so on;The particle size of the main copper and nickel minerals in mixed concentrate was fine,but the liberation degree was low,only about 60%,objectively.Strengthening the recovery of copper and nickel minerals created the conditions for easy-floating magnesium-containing gangue minerals and it's intergrowth with copper and nickel minerals into the mixed concentrate;The magnesium-containing gangue minerals in mixed concentrate mostly exist in monomeric form,and there was a certain amount of intergrowth with magnetite,which was the main reason for the mixed concentrate with high magnesium content;The floating order of main magnesium-containing gangue minerals from high to low was:talc> magnesite>pyroxene>serpentine>chlorite>olivine.Therefore,it was important to improve the liberation degree of copper and nickel minerals for reducing the MgO content in copper-nickel mixed concentrate,but it's the key to be targeted to inhibit the magnesium-containing gangue minerals monomer and its intergrowth with magnetite.

Key words: Magnesium-containing gangue, Mixed concentrate, Liberation degree, Floatability, Monomer, Intergrowth, Approache