2023
DOI: 10.1007/s12594-023-2266-4
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Effect of Geological, Mineralogical Characteristics on Grindability of Bauxite: A Case Study of Indian Lateritic Bauxite Deposits

Abstract: Lateritic bauxite are the products of intense sub-aerial weathering of rocks. It is characterized by a particular enrichment of aluminium-hydroxide minerals such as gibbsite, boehmite and diaspore. Bauxite ore is the result of weathering of various parent rocks such as khondalite, Deccan trap basalt, granite gneiss, charnockite, etc. The two types of lateritic bauxite deposits are located in India viz high level and low level (coastal), situated in the regions namely Eastern ghat, Western ghat, central India, … Show more

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“…Bauxite can be divided into 3 types: gibbsite Al(OH)3, diaspore γ-AlOOH and diaspore α-AlOOH (Mamedov et al, 2022) according to the structure of the alumina phase. The bauxite properties vary in deposits from region to region (Bhukte et al, 2023). For example, in China, the bauxite is mainly the diaspore type; the gibbsite type is less common, accounting for only 1.54% of the total.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bauxite can be divided into 3 types: gibbsite Al(OH)3, diaspore γ-AlOOH and diaspore α-AlOOH (Mamedov et al, 2022) according to the structure of the alumina phase. The bauxite properties vary in deposits from region to region (Bhukte et al, 2023). For example, in China, the bauxite is mainly the diaspore type; the gibbsite type is less common, accounting for only 1.54% of the total.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As bauxitas podem ser encontradas em dois tipos principais: (1) bauxita laterítica e (2) bauxita cárstica. As bauxitas lateríticas são principalmente rochas de silicato de alumina, enquanto as bauxitas cársticas são provenientes de rochas carbonáticas e de silicato de alumina intercaladas (BHUKTE et al, 2017).…”
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