Experimental study on removal of iron from potash feldspar
JW Kong, Suqin Li, Xiuxiu Miao, JX Bai, CQ Yang
Abstract
JW Kong, Suqin Li, Xiuxiu Miao, JX Bai, CQ Yang
Abstract
The potassium feldspar ore in a certain area of Chengde contains K 2 O 9.82%, Na 2 O 2.41%, which belongs to the high quality feldspar ore. It cannot be exploited and utilized because of the high iron content. An experimental research was carried out to remove iron from a feldspar ores in this area by the technique of high gradient magnetic separation respectively. The properties of potassium feldspar ore were analyzed, and the technology for iron removal from potash feldspar ore was expounded. The optimum parameters were determined. Finally, the content of Fe 2 O 3 in the potash feldspar was reduced from the original 0.88% to 0.082%, significantly reduced the content of Fe 2 O 3 . The effect of iron removal was ideal, and the products can meet the requirements of high-grade daily porcelain on feldspar raw materials.
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The potassium feldspar ore in a certain area of Chengde contains K 2 O 9.82%, Na 2 O 2.41%, which belongs to the high quality feldspar ore. It cannot be exploited and utilized because of the high iron content. An experimental research was carried out to remove iron from a feldspar ores in this area by the technique of high gradient magnetic separation respectively. The properties of potassium feldspar ore were analyzed, and the technology for iron removal from potash feldspar ore was expounded. The optimum parameters were determined. Finally, the content of Fe 2 O 3 in the potash feldspar was reduced from the original 0.88% to 0.082%, significantly reduced the content of Fe 2 O 3 . The effect of iron removal was ideal, and the products can meet the requirements of high-grade daily porcelain on feldspar raw materials.
Key concepts: Potash, Feldspar, Metallurgy, Iron ore, Raw material, Mineralogy, Potassium, Geology