The capacity of the processing line is 200TPD (tons per day), designed to efficiently process lithium ore.
The equipment list includes jaw crushers, fine crushers, vibrating screens, ball mills, classifiers, flotation machines, and dryers, among others, necessary for the complete processing of gold and copper ores.
In the primary crushing process, the ore is sent to a jaw crusher, which breaks it down into smaller pieces suitable for further processing.
The ball mill is used for fine crushing and grinding of the ore, ensuring that the material is reduced to the desired particle size for further classification.
Yes, the equipment is versatile and can be used to process different types of ores, including gold, copper, and lithium, by adjusting the additives used in the flotation process.
The spiral classifier is used to clean and group the ore mixture based on the sedimentation rate, allowing for effective separation of different particle sizes.
High recovery rates are achieved through a combination of precise crushing, effective classification, and the use of flotation machines tailored to the specific characteristics of the ores being processed.
After separation, the desired ore typically contains a lot of water, which is then concentrated using a thickener before being filtered and dried to produce dry concentrate ore.
Yes, the processing line is designed for energy efficiency, including a three-stage crushing process that allows for a larger feeding size into the ball mill, reducing energy consumption.
Different additives are used depending on the type of ore being processed, which helps in effectively separating the desired minerals from the mixture.
The final product is dried using a rotary dryer after passing through a thickener and filter to remove excess water, resulting in a dry concentrate ore.
The steps include primary crushing, secondary crushing, screening, grinding, classifying, ore separating, concentrating, and finally drying.
A hydro cyclone is used instead of a spiral classifier when needed, providing efficient classification and separation of the ore based on specific gravity.
The vibrating screen is used to separate and classify materials based on size, ensuring only the appropriately sized particles move on to the next stage of processing.
Yes, the processing line can be customized based on specific operational requirements, including equipment selection and process adjustments to suit particular types of ore.
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