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Journal Article
The Use of Flotation and High-Intensity Magnetic Separation to Improve Feldspar Concentrate Quality
2023
Overview
The flotation process and magnetic separation are the most common methods for feldspar beneficiation containing approximately 0.4% Fe
2
O
3
and 0.04% TiO
2
. A model MIH (13) 111-5 Induced Roll dry high-intensity magnetic separator was used in this investigation to produce high-quality feldspar concentrate, and investigate the effects of magnetic field strength and roll speed on reducing coloring minerals. The best results were obtained at a magnetic field intensity of 16600 Gauss and a roller speed of 24 rpm. A feldspar concentrate containing 0.16% Fe
2
O
3
, 0.01% TiO
2
and 10.31% alkali minerals (K
2
O+Na
2
O) was obtained with a mass recovery of approximately 69.24%. As a result, the products that met the white glaze and ceramic requirements were produced.
Publisher
Pleiades Publishing,Springer,Springer Nature B.V
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