2021.2.21 The final result of this process is the formation of a continuous Cr-spinel rim around the olivine fragment. Type 3 chromite grains are ubiquitous near plastically
Read More2022.6.1 The Tiébaghi chromite mine worked one of the world’s largest and richest Cr ore deposits. It was discontinuously operated from 1887 to 1990 and produced 3.27 Mt
Read MoreChromite (\(\ce{FeCr2O4}\)) is the most commercially useful ore, and is extensively used for extraction of chromium. Chromium is produced in
Read MoreChromite is an oxide mineral belonging to the spinel group, a complex mineral containing magnesium, iron, aluminum, and Cr in varying proportions, depending on the deposit,
Read MoreIn the case of DRC, final products are solid, and the density difference between alloy and slag products makes the separation and recovery of alloy possible by conventional
Read More2020.7.14 Chromite fines mixed with carbon and lime in the form of pellets/granules was charged to a plasma reactor. In about ten minutes, the metal globules/prills were
Read MoreChromite, the only commercial source of chromium, is a spinel group mineral that occurs in ultramafic igneous rocks and further occurs exclusively in rocks formed by the intrusion
Read More2020.8.31 Foundry chromite production, a niche product in the chromite market but with a high added value, is almost completely dominated by South African companies,
Read More2021.8.30 Chromium slag is the waste residue generated by the industrial process of extracting chromium (Cr) from chromite ore. Due to different needs for chromite quality in the target product, the extraction
Read More2023.4.23 Chromite is composed of chromium, iron, and oxygen, with variable amounts of magnesium, aluminum, and other elements. Chromite can occur in different forms within chromium ore deposits, including:
Read More2014.4.1 The final products for FeCr 2 O 4 +C are mainly constituted by two kinds of phases or materials: Fe−Cr solid solution and metal carbides. For the sample of Fe 2 O 3 +Cr 2 O 3 +C, as shown in Fig. 4(b), metal carbides like Cr 7 C 3 and (Cr,Fe) 7 C 3 appear after 10 min (α=66%). ... RANGANATHAN S, SINHA S N. Investigations on the ...
Read More2020.7.14 The low-grade siliceous chromite ore from Ghutrigaon, Odisha, India, containing ~ 16% Cr2O3, with Cr/Fe ratio of 1.97 and ~ 55% of SiO2, does not find any use in metallurgical industry and hence considered as waste. Mineralogical investigation indicates the presence of chromite and quartz as major minerals with minor fuchsite and
Read More2022.9.1 Chromite is usually recovered as a by-product from coarser UG2 tailings by gravity separation, involving spirals and/or Reflux classifiers. The focus has now shifted to also explore the feasibility of recovering chromite from the finer (typically −75 µm) fractions, and deliver a product with a grade of more than 40 % Cr 2 O 3 at a yield ...
Read More2023.4.29 The relatively small addition of chromite ore (as an additive) to the industrial solid wastes, obtained from the magnesite mining during the enrichment processes, results in the amelioration of major refractory properties/parameters for the obtained products after thermal treatment, i.e., can improve the mechanical strength and
Read More2024.1.10 Chromite belongs to the spinel group with the general chemical formula XY 2 O 4, where X and Y represent divalent and trivalent metal ions, respectively. Four types of chromite ore deposits occur as either lode or secondary deposits. ... Plant efficiency and quality of final product can be improved by: moving the Cr 2 O 3-enriched mixes to the ...
Read More2018.12.17 Direct reduction of a chromite ore with alkali fluxes at 1300 °C after 1h produced (Cr,Fe)7C3 type alloys with Cr/Fe mass ratios variable from 0.7 to 2.3. Among the alkali fluxes, reduction aided ...
Read More2022.10.15 Chromium ore processing residue (COPR) is a hazardous waste generated during the production of chromate. Currently, approximately 10% of Cr 2 O 3 cannot be extracted after chromite sodium roasting and remains in COPR, wasting valuable Cr resources. In this study, Mg was selectively removed by using (NH 4) 2 SO 4 roasting
Read More2021.5.18 In order to increase the recovery of PGMs by flotation, it is necessary to optimise the liberation of the key minerals in which the platinum group elements (PGEs) are contained which include sulphides, arsenides, tellurides, and ferroalloys among others, while at the same time ensuring the optimal depression of gangue minerals. In order to achieve
Read MoreFerrochromium, which is a critical alloy in the production of stainless steel and high-alloying ferritic steel [], has been produced worldwide by carbothermic smelting reduction of chromite in submerged electric arc furnaces (SAF) for almost a century [2,3].More than 90% of the high carbon ferrochrome produced, with a typical composition range of 60–70 wt % Cr,
Read More2020.11.27 According to the literature, the final product of chromium electrocoagulation with Fe electrodes should be chromite (FeCr 2 O 4,) or a mixture of FeCr 2 O 4, Fe 2 O 3, Cr 2 O 3 and/or Cr and Fe hydroxides.
Read More2014.2.15 The grains of chromite may show a wide range of morphology from skeletal to euhedral. Banded chromitites consist of alternating layers or chains of chromite and dunite (Fig. 7 a–c). These structures are traditionally interpreted as a product of settling of chromite in a dunitic magma, as in the chromitite horizons of layered igneous complexes.
Read More2022.6.1 The Tiébaghi chromite mine worked one of the world’s largest and richest Cr ore deposits. It was discontinuously operated from 1887 to 1990 and produced 3.27 Mt chromite ore with a maximum grade of 56 wt% Cr 2 O 3 (Tessarolo, 2013), which represent ̴ 87% of New Caledonia's total Cr production (Maurizot et al., 2020).
Read More2018.8.19 It is suggested that one area for future research is the low temperature carbothermic solid state reduction of chromite to produce an intermediate product, which can subsequently be upgraded to ferrochromium . ... decomposition temperature was increased to 1330 °C. Finally, the two researchers determined that (Fe, Cr) 7 C 3 was the final ...
Read More2021.7.1 The quality of the final product at an optimum condition in both cases are higher than 42%Cr 2 O 3 and a Cr-to-Fe ratio of 1.8, which is the primary requisite for the ferrochrome smelting process. However, the recovery under the microwave is found to be lower compared to conventional heating.
Read MoreChromite (\(\ce{FeCr2O4}\)) is the most commercially useful ore, and is extensively used for extraction of chromium. Chromium is produced in two forms: ... Further deprotonation and polymerization can occur and, as the pH is raised, the final product is hydrated chromium(III) oxide or "chromic hydroxide". Representative Complexes. The Chromium ...
Read More2022.9.1 Liberated fine chromite minerals benefited from magnetic separation followed by Falcon concentrator. A chromite product with a grade> 37% was obtained. The effect of leaching conditions including ...
Read More2007.7.4 Effect of chromite particle size on chromium extraction was studied under the conditions of molten KOH at 773 K and for time varying from 30 min to 5 h, and using − 150 + 200-, − 200 + 325-, and − 325 + 400-mesh chromite ores. Fig. 7 shows that extraction rate improves sharply with decrease of particle size during the early stages but slows
Read More1988.1.1 Recovery of chromite as a by-product from other ores is also potentially attractive; work in the Philippines has shown that chromite can be recovered from lateritic nickel residues, using magnetic separation and flotation [14]. SUMMARY The world supply and reserves of chromite are dominated by South Africa and the U.S.S.R., making
Read More2022.7.20 The majority of ferrochrome (FeCr) is produced through the carbothermic reduction of chromite ore. In recent years, FeCr producers have been pressured to curve carbon emissions, necessitating the exploration of alternative smelting methods. The use of hydrogen as a chromite reductant only yields water as a by-product, preventing the
Read More2020.8.31 Chromite foundry sands, mixed with binding resins, are employed in the industry to form molds for high demanding casting of metals and steel. As there is no substitute, these sands highly contribute to placing chromium at the top value of the economic importance parameter in the EU classification of critical raw materials. Finding
Read More2023.8.1 A study on the recovery of fine chromite from UG2 tailings . Victor Ross a,*, Mpho Ramonotsi b, Getrude Marape c. a MicroMet Pty Ltd, PO Box 1172, Randpark Ridge 2156 South Africa . b Pilanesberg ...
Read More2017.1.5 The final product is composed of spinel, diopside and amorphous contents and their quantities are 3.5 wt.%, 5.2 wt.% and 91.2 wt.%, respectively, in which the spinel and diopside were encapsulated by the amorphous contents. We also showed that most of the chromium (about 77%) was hosted in the spinel phase.
Read More2023.8.16 Chromite concentrate is not an end product, but it is a tradable ... making low carbon ferrochrome and a final salable product for charging in alloy steel making. ...
Read More2022.10.24 The chromite ore occurs as a spinel containing oxides of chromium, iron, magnesium and aluminium. 1 The shape of chromite is irregular, the color is dark brown with a metallic luster, the streak is dark brown, the density is 4.3 g/cm 3 ~ 4.8 g/cm 3, and the Mohs hardness is 5.5 ~ 5.7. 2 The composition of chromite is relatively complex. There
Read More2016.10.19 Karagedik Chromite Concentrator of the ETI Holding Co., which is located in Fethiye (south Turkey), has been producing chromite concentrate assaying 47–48 % Cr2O3 from chromite ores containing ...
Read More2019.5.9 ferrochrome products (e.g. plasma chrome, a low-carbon FeCr alloy) is produced using DC furnace technology. The type of furnace, operating temperature, and slag chemistry are all factors that affect the recovery of Cr from chromite and hence the quality of the final product. The Cr/Fe ratio of the ore largely determines the Cr content of
Read More2019.6.1 The present investigation has revealed that the smelting of such tailings could result in a metal product with 79.23% Fe(T), 12.94% chromium and 1.11% nickel with a recovery >94%.
Read More2016.11.4 In this industrial scale study, chromite tailings of typical chromite processing plant which have 2.60 to 5% Cr 2 O 3 content were recovered by VPHGMS and pre concentrates were p roduced with ...
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