2019-4-9 Magnesite-rich mining tailings as a raw material for refractory ceramics – microstructural and thermal analysis Marjaana Karhua*, Juha Lagerboma, Soili Solismaab, and Elina Huttunen-Saarivirtaa a VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd, Visiokatu 4, P.O. Box 1300, 33101 Tampere, Finland
More2019-6-1 The main goal of the research was to examine the possibility of utilizing mining tailings containing impurities as low-cost, but presumably non-ideal, raw materials in an effective way. Mine tailings from talc ore mines are rich in magnesite (70-80%). Other minerals are 10-15% talc, 5-10% chlorite, 2-10% dolomite, and 0.5-1% iron sulphides [10].
More2013-3-13 2.2. Chemical Analysis of Tailings Material Magnesite tailings are generally inert rock particles with little direct environmental impact associated with their chemical nature. This is due to that no chemical reagents are used in the processing of magnesite. The chemical analysis of tailings material involved determination of
More2021-7-15 The recycling of solid waste is a win-win solution for humans and nature. For this purpose, magnesite tailings and silicon kerf waste were employed to prepare MgO–Mg 2 SiO 4 composite ceramics by solid-state reaction synthesis in the present work. Then, effects of sintering temperature and raw material ratio on as-prepared ceramics were systematically studied.
More2017-7-12 Magnesia porous material was slip casted from magnesite flotation tailings, fused magnesia, and additives of sodium hexametaphosphate, sodium citrate, and α-Al2O3 powder. The suspension of magnesia porous material was prepared with foaming sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) and foam-stabilizing dextrin. The cured material was dried and sintered. The effects of adding blowing agent on the
MoreIn 2012, the magnesite tailings were excavated and utilized to reconstruct and raise the dams in the west, north and south (light grey rim of the tailings impoundment in Fig.1). The new dam structure consists of the primary materials covered by magnesite tailings on the west side, and non-sulphide bearing rocks on the outside bank (Fig.1).
More2019-11-15 Magnesite tailings from the plant contain significant amounts of magnesite as a low grade and are deposited in the plant in order to recover the valuable oxide, to reduce storage and environmental problems. At the same time, tons of magnesite ore waste material have been stocked every year causing the environmental pollution.
MoreGeopolymer cement is an innovative material and a real alternative to conventional Portland cement for use in transportation infrastructure, construction and offshore applications. It relies on minimally processed natural materials or industrial byproducts to significantly reduce its carbon footprint, while also being very resistant
Moretailings[′tāliŋz] (engineering) The lighter particles which pass over a sieve in milling, crushing, or purifying operations. (mining engineering) The parts, or a part, of any incoherent or fluid material separated as refuse, or separately treated as inferior in quality or value. The decomposed outcrop of a vein or bed. The refuse material ...
MoreMagnesium chloride hexahydrate (MgCl 2 6H 2 O) is an inorganic salt that can be generated from the acid leach solution of magnesite tailings. It is a potential phase change material (PCM) for storing thermal energy in solar cookers. The result of altering poly (vinyl alcohol)(PVA) films with MgCl 2 6H 2 O has been investigated. The ability of MgCl 2 6H 2 O to reduce the flammability of ...
More2021-5-8 magnesite rich in dolomite from desliming, currently reported to the tailings. The paper especially focuses on the impact of the depressant sodium
MoreIn this paper, we present results of a study about the possibilities of utilizing talc ore mining tailings as a refractory raw material aiming at magnesium aluminate MgAl 2 O 4 spinel composition. The mine tailings are rich in magnesite but contain also other minerals such as talc, chlorite, dolomite, and iron sulphides.
MoreA mixed-mineralogy talc mine tailing (MT) fraction consisting of 80% ferroan magnesite (MgCO 3) was studied for utilization as the source of magnesium oxide (MgO) in magnesium potassium phosphate cement (MKPC).The effects of calcination temperature of this low-grade magnesite on the composition, BET surface area and phosphate reactivity of the resulting magnesia powder were studied.
More2019-11-15 Magnesite tailings from the plant contain significant amounts of magnesite as a low grade and are deposited in the plant in order to recover the valuable oxide, to reduce storage and environmental problems. At the same time, tons of magnesite ore waste material have been stocked every year causing the environmental pollution.
More2008-10-30 consists of two types of tailings: pyritic tailings (potentially ARD generat-ing) from previous operations and overlying magnesite rich tailings (alka-line nature) from the talc processing. The amount of pyritic tailings is about 6 million tons along with 2.1 million tons of magnesite tailings. The tailings are dumped in the old Petkellampi Lake.
MoreIn 2012, the magnesite tailings were excavated and utilized to reconstruct and raise the dams in the west, north and south (light grey rim of the tailings impoundment in Fig.1). The new dam structure consists of the primary materials covered by magnesite tailings on the west side, and non-sulphide bearing rocks on the outside bank (Fig.1).
More2021-3-28 Magnesite tailings from talcum mines show a reactivity dependent on the calcination temperature: light burnt (700 – 1000°C), hard burnt (1000 – 1500°C), and dead burnt (1500 – 2000°C). For use in water treatment and as a GP precursor, a light burnt magnesite in
More2020-8-20 Design out waste - valuable materials from mine tailings. Only 8.6 % of globally used materials are circulating back to be used again as raw material. At the same time, consumption is growing and increasing need of materials demand more and more primary raw materials. In order to improve materials’ circulation, research and development ...
MoreGeopolymer cement is an innovative material and a real alternative to conventional Portland cement for use in transportation infrastructure, construction and offshore applications. It relies on minimally processed natural materials or industrial byproducts to significantly reduce its carbon footprint, while also being very resistant
Moretailings[′tāliŋz] (engineering) The lighter particles which pass over a sieve in milling, crushing, or purifying operations. (mining engineering) The parts, or a part, of any incoherent or fluid material separated as refuse, or separately treated as inferior in quality or value. The decomposed outcrop of a vein or bed. The refuse material ...
MoreIn this experiment,magnesite tailings,silica and boron mud is used as principal raw material to sinter forsterite by solid phase reaction. It has been discussed that the different addition of boron mud and ferric oxide( Fe2O3) have effect on phase composition,microstructure and sintering character of forsterite. The phase composition and microstructure of the burned samples are analyzed and ...
More2015-7-21 Magnesite is a natural mineral mainly composed of magnesium carbonate. It is widely used as raw material for the production of basic refractories applied in the metallurgical industries. The natu-ral magnesite contains some impurities such as silicon, iron and calcium. In the magnesite plants in Turkey, natural magnesite is
MoreIn this paper, we present results of a study about the possibilities of utilizing talc ore mining tailings as a refractory raw material aiming at magnesium aluminate MgAl 2 O 4 spinel composition. The mine tailings are rich in magnesite but contain also other minerals such as talc, chlorite, dolomite, and iron sulphides.
MoreA mixed-mineralogy talc mine tailing (MT) fraction consisting of 80% ferroan magnesite (MgCO 3) was studied for utilization as the source of magnesium oxide (MgO) in magnesium potassium phosphate cement (MKPC).The effects of calcination temperature of this low-grade magnesite on the composition, BET surface area and phosphate reactivity of the resulting magnesia powder were studied.
More2015-7-21 Magnesite is a natural mineral mainly composed of magnesium carbonate. It is widely used as raw material for the production of basic refractories applied in the metallurgical industries. The natu-ral magnesite contains some impurities such as silicon, iron and calcium. In the magnesite plants in Turkey, natural magnesite is
MoreIn this experiment,magnesite tailings,silica and boron mud is used as principal raw material to sinter forsterite by solid phase reaction. It has been discussed that the different addition of boron mud and ferric oxide( Fe2O3) have effect on phase composition,microstructure and sintering character of forsterite. The phase composition and microstructure of the burned samples are analyzed and ...
More2014-5-14 [6]). Moreover, magnesite tailings are inhospitable to plants, since they can induce alkaline and sodic soil which may inhibit or suppress the growth of vegetation. Alkalinity of magnesite tailings is of more concern and toxicities from chromium, nickel, manganese, copper, zinc, lead and chromium may be a problem on vegetation (Bauer et al. [7]).
More2008-10-30 consists of two types of tailings: pyritic tailings (potentially ARD generat-ing) from previous operations and overlying magnesite rich tailings (alka-line nature) from the talc processing. The amount of pyritic tailings is about 6 million tons along with 2.1 million tons of magnesite tailings. The tailings are dumped in the old Petkellampi Lake.
More2021-3-28 Magnesite tailings from talcum mines show a reactivity dependent on the calcination temperature: light burnt (700 – 1000°C), hard burnt (1000 – 1500°C), and dead burnt (1500 – 2000°C). For use in water treatment and as a GP precursor, a light burnt magnesite in
More2020-8-20 Design out waste - valuable materials from mine tailings. Only 8.6 % of globally used materials are circulating back to be used again as raw material. At the same time, consumption is growing and increasing need of materials demand more and more primary raw materials. In order to improve materials’ circulation, research and development ...
MoreThe growing concerns about global warming and diminishing natural resources have led to research on developing innovative methods for producing green and sustainable construction materials. Utilization of mine tailings (MT) to produce geopolymer masonry blocks is a novel way to meet the emerging needs.
Moretailings[′tāliŋz] (engineering) The lighter particles which pass over a sieve in milling, crushing, or purifying operations. (mining engineering) The parts, or a part, of any incoherent or fluid material separated as refuse, or separately treated as inferior in quality or value. The decomposed outcrop of a vein or bed. The refuse material ...
MoreMagnesite Flotation Process- Separation Stage. In this stage, the main equipment is floatation, agitation tank, thickener. The following two methods is the designed magnesite flotation process by Xinhai. High grade magnesite ore flotation process: the grinding
More2021-7-28 Magnesite is a carbonate mineral of magnesium, in which magnesium oxide has strong fire resistance and adhesion. Magnesite is the raw material for the production of refractory materials, as well as the main raw material for refining magnesium. The purpose of beneficiation of magnesite is to remove impurities and improve product grade.
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