Experimental Study on Coal and Vanadium Separation from Vanadium-containing Carbonaceous Shale from a Mine in Hunan Province
Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 2014 |
pp. 1-6
Study is made on the effects of the process of sulfur gravity separation-coal flotation-vanadium flotation on the processing of the vanadium-containing carbonaceous shale from a mine in Hunan province.The results show that with the grinding fineness of -0.074mm 90%,the coal concentrate with 20.61% fixed carbon,0.57% vanadium(i.e.,V2O5 grade of 1.02%)and 2.57% sulfur can be obtained from the vanadium-containing carbonaceous shale through sulfur gravity separation and one-stage roughing and twostage scavenging flotation,and its calorific value is 2.57 times that of the raw ore.The vanadium concentrate with 0.62% vanadium(i.e.,V2O5 grade of 1.11%)can be obtained by flotation from coal floatation tailing.The fixed carbon and vanadium in the vanadium-containing carbonaceous shale can be enriched in a certain degree through sulfur removal-coal flotation-vanadium flotation,but the two enrichment ratios are relatively low,indicating that the ore is refractory.
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