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Abstract
The authors discuss material constitution of columbite ore sample and recommend optimized pretreatment modes to obtain ball milling products at the maximum dissociation of ore minerals in aggregates. A concentration technology is proposed, with division of material into two flows –0.315 mm and –0.2 mm in sizes, generated in the milling and screening cycles and subjected to gravity–magnetic and magnetic–gravity treatment, respectively. It is shown that the technology ensures production of both tantalum–niobium and zircon concentrates. It has become possible to additionally recover rare metal components Nb2O5 and ZrO2 from tailings through flotation.
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1 Mining Institute, Kola Science Center, Russian Academy of Sciences, Apatity, Russia
2 Tekhnoinvest Alliance, Moscow, Russia