2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12666-018-1478-6
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Mineralogical Characterization and Gravity Separation of Lean Grade Mixed Copper Ore of Malanjkhand Deposit

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“…13 illustrates the schematic of a typical MMGC operation process; and Table 17 , Table 18 respectively enlists the major parameters/variables, and the merits-demerits involved in the MMGC process [ 56 ]. Studies have been carried out/reported on HMs adopting this very method by researchers, such as Tozsin et al [ 102 ] and Jena et al [ 123 ]; who reported respectively, the investigation of the washability characteristics and cleaning potential of MGC on LG Turkish lignite coal samples from Sutkans-Erzurum deposits, and the mineralogical characterizations and pre-concentration studies of low-grade Cu mineral ore from Malanjkhand deposits in India.
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Section: Enhanced Gravity Concentrations (Egc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…13 illustrates the schematic of a typical MMGC operation process; and Table 17 , Table 18 respectively enlists the major parameters/variables, and the merits-demerits involved in the MMGC process [ 56 ]. Studies have been carried out/reported on HMs adopting this very method by researchers, such as Tozsin et al [ 102 ] and Jena et al [ 123 ]; who reported respectively, the investigation of the washability characteristics and cleaning potential of MGC on LG Turkish lignite coal samples from Sutkans-Erzurum deposits, and the mineralogical characterizations and pre-concentration studies of low-grade Cu mineral ore from Malanjkhand deposits in India.
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Section: Enhanced Gravity Concentrations (Egc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Mozley mineral gravity concentrator was the concentrating unit or equipment utilized in this gravity pre-concentration investigation by Jena et al [ 123 ]. The researchers thus, reported a successful upgrade of the low-grade mineral ore from about 0.5% Cu and 74.1% SiO 2 to about 5.3% Cu and 33.0% SiO 2 , respectively.…”
Section: Enhanced Gravity Concentrations (Egc)mentioning
confidence: 99%