RI 9300 - Chromite Recovery From Northern California Ores Using a Physical Concentration Process

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
W. R. McDonald
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Part of the U.S. Bureau of Mines mission is to supply the U.S. mineral industries with information that is useful in planning to meet the Nation's critical and strategic mineral needs if a national emergency occurs. The Bureau conducted laboratory research including operating a nominal 100 lblh pilot plant to demonstrate the recovery and concentration of chromite by gravity and flotation operations from three northern California mineral deposits. Gravity beneficiation test results show that concentrates contained as much as 52 pet chromic oxide (CrZ03) with recoveries of about 80 pet. Results from the bench-scale unit operations of mineral liberation, tabling, vanning, spiraling, pinch sluice, work index, and thickener area determination tests are presented in this report.
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APA: W. R. McDonald  (1990)  RI 9300 - Chromite Recovery From Northern California Ores Using a Physical Concentration Process

MLA: W. R. McDonald RI 9300 - Chromite Recovery From Northern California Ores Using a Physical Concentration Process. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1990.

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