Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Khartoum, Khartoum, Sudan
Research Article
Beneficiation of Disseminated Low-Grade Sudanese Chromite Ore in Gedarif
State at Umm Saqata-Qala Elnahal
Author(s): Mahmoud Motasim Hassan Al-Tigani*, Abdelshakour Awdekarim Mohamed and Ahmed Abdullah Sadeek Seifelnasr
This study was performed on disseminated low-grade chromite ore, Gedarif State, Umm Saqata-Qala Elnahal, to
treatment the ore by Heavy media separation (HMS) with low intensity magnetic separation (LIMS) for course
fraction size (-212+75) μm and selective flocculation for chromite slimes (-75) μm. The ore of the study area is low
grade contains 21.5% Cr2O3 with the liberation size of chromite mineral in the range (0.30-0.05) mm. The main
gangue of the ore is mineral silicates as the Antigorite mineral. The ore was crushed, ground, and then classified to
tow fraction size (-212+75) μm and slimes (-75) μm. Fractions size (-212+75) μm contained 25.58% Cr2O3 was
treated by HMS via Bromofrom mixed with carbon tetrachloride flowed by low intensity magnetic separator. HMS
with LIMS obtained the highest rec.. Read More»
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