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Ceramic Raw Materials
Feldspar Mining
Glass Raw Materials
Industrial Minerals
Non-metallic Ores
Combined grinding, desliming, magnetic separation, flotation, and acid washing help improve potassium feldspar recovery while removing slime, mica, iron-bearing minerals, titanium minerals, and other impurities.
Optimized grinding and separation flow helps reduce unnecessary material circulation, improve classification efficiency, and support stable feldspar concentrate production.
The beneficiation line can be configured with automatic feeding, grinding, classification, magnetic separation, flotation, and slurry handling systems for continuous operation.
The process can be customized according to ore grade, impurity content, grinding fineness, processing capacity, and final feldspar concentrate requirements.
Potassium feldspar raw ore enters the beneficiation process for grinding and impurity removal.
The ore is ground until 0.074 mm accounts for about 40%, preparing the material for desliming and separation.
The ground slurry is deslimed to remove fine mud and produce Slime 1 as waste material.
Low-intensity magnetic separation at around 3000 GS removes strong magnetic iron minerals and produces iron concentrate.
High-intensity magnetic separation at around 12000 GS removes weakly magnetic iron-bearing minerals from feldspar slurry.
Flotation desliming further removes fine slime and prepares the slurry for mica flotation.
Rougher flotation separates part of the mica and impurity minerals from the feldspar material.
The first scavenging stage further removes remaining mica impurities and improves feldspar concentrate quality.
The second scavenging stage provides deeper impurity removal before obtaining the final feldspar product.
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The combined beneficiation process helps improve potassium feldspar recovery while reducing impurity content in the final concentrate.
Low-intensity and high-intensity magnetic separation help remove strong and weak magnetic iron-bearing minerals.
Desliming, magnetic separation, flotation, and acid washing help remove slime, mica, iron oxides, and other impurities.
The final feldspar concentrate is suitable for ceramic raw materials, glass raw materials, and non-metallic mineral processing applications.
Our experienced engineers can design a custom solution to increase your processing capacity and reduce operational costs
