WO2023183994A1 - Sistema e processo de concentração magnética a seco de concentrados finos de minério de ferro - Google Patents
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- the present invention deals with a dry magnetic concentration system and process from fine iron ore concentrates (pellet feed) to obtain high purity concentrates. More specifically, the present invention constitutes a reprocessing/cleaning route for enriching pellet feed.
- pellet feed refers to fine fractions of iron ore with 90% of particles smaller than 150pm, commonly destined for the pelletizing process, which requires a step of regrinding these particles into larger fractions. than 60% below 45 pm.
- pellet feed can also be processed together with sinter feed (with particle size fractions mostly between 0.150mm and 6.35mm) in sintering, with participation normally limited to 40%.
- the iron ore processing process used in the mining industry generally consists of the flotation separation process in stages called rougher, scavenger and cleaner and its various combinations to obtain the concentrate with the specifications pursued, combined with a previous or subsequent step of wet electromagnetic separation (WHIMS) or even just through wet electromagnetic separation (WHIMS).
- WHIMS wet electromagnetic separation
- WHIMS just through wet electromagnetic separation
- magnetic separation consists of a process in which two or more materials of different magnetic susceptibilities are separated from each other, in which the main driving force is the magnetic force (Fm).
- Fm the magnetic force
- other forces also act on the particles, such as centrifugal force (Fc) and gravitational force (Fg).
- Fc centrifugal force
- Fg gravitational force
- a particle is considered magnetic when Fm > Fc + Fg. For particles below 150pm, the magnetic force is mostly greater than the centrifugal force.
- Conventional magnetic separation equipment generally features a splitter, generating a magnetic product and a non-magnetic product.
- the state of the art also encompasses magnetic separation equipment that features two dividers, generating a third mixed product.
- Patent document BR102012008340-0 discloses a system and a magnetic separation unit for the recovery of iron ore fines. Said magnetic separation unit operates successive separations with the generation of non-magnetic, mixed and magnetic fractions.
- this prior art document teaches how to control the power of the magnetic separation unit by varying the vibration intensity of the vibrating motor installed there, which does not always result in adequate flowability of the material. Therefore, this document deals with a fed material that is different from pellet feed and, furthermore, requires an additional step of classifying the material, before magnetic separation, through cycloning. Furthermore, this document is silent on the configuration of dividers in the magnetic separation unit as a separation control and optimization feature.
- Document US5961055 is directed to methods and systems for the dry separation of magnetic material (including iron ore) from mixtures containing non-magnetic material.
- this document discloses methods that implement multi-stage magnetic separation involving several rounds of magnetic separation, with optional classification.
- this document teaches that dry material can be initially separated using a low-intensity magnetic field, followed by subsequent high-intensity magnetic fields for additional magnetic separations.
- magnetic drum separators and, as a result, has limitations with regard to fine materials.
- the present invention proposes a process for obtaining high purity iron ore concentrates and contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) and the generation of steel waste. Furthermore, it should be noted that the present invention provides a rational use of natural resources as well as the use of waste generated for use in the construction industry and with great water savings, as it is conducted absolutely dry. [0012] In this scenario, as will be further detailed below, the present invention provides an integrated system that allows the obtaining of high quality concentrates, also enabling a significantly positive environmental impact within the scope of the dry concentration route and the reuse of waste generated .
- the present invention provides a system and process route for production of a high quality pellet feed. More precisely, the present invention provides a dry reprocessing route for magnetic concentration of fine iron ore concentrates.
- the present invention aims to provide a system and process for improving/increasing the efficiency of the cleaner stage for concentrating pellet feed from previous stages of mineral concentration, such as flotation and/or wet magnetic or electromagnetic concentration ( WHIMS or similar), providing high metallurgical and mass recoveries. More precisely, the present invention starts from pellet feed concentrates with Fe(T) contents ranging between about 58% and about 64% (commonly priced at the standard content of 62%) to obtain a concentrated ore product. iron oxide with a content above 67.5% Fe(T).
- the present invention has the additional objective of providing a dry reprocessing route/c/eawer that eliminates the use of water as a resource and the need to allocate tailings in tailings dams. Effectively, the present invention aims to minimize the absence of environmental liabilities, since the waste generated can be used in the construction industry or, depending on the quality obtained, in the steel industry.
- Figure 1 illustrates a simplified operational flowchart of the iron ore fine concentrate concentration route of the present invention.
- Figure 2 illustrates the rapid dryer with mechanical agitation system used as one of the alternatives in the process of the present invention.
- Figure 3 illustrates a simplified schematic configuration of the magnetic roller according to the present invention.
- Figure 4 illustrates a detailed design configuration of the magnetic roller according to the present invention.
- Figure 5 illustrates the cascade arrangement of four magnetic rollers according to the present invention.
- Figure 6 illustrates the positioning configuration of the splitters for four magnetic rollers according to the present invention.
- Figure 7 illustrates the configuration of magnet thicknesses and air gap thicknesses for four magnetic rollers according to the present invention.
- Figure 8 illustrates the configuration of the magnetic field lines, gradient (magnetic field depth), magnetic intensity graph and the points of greatest magnetic intensity versus the retention area of the magnetic minerals.
- Figure 9 illustrates the design and construction of a block of four magnetic separators according to the present invention.
- the present invention provides a system and process for dry magnetic concentration of fine iron ore concentrates.
- the present invention provides a process and a system for dry magnetic concentration of pellet feed comprising: a drying unit, a cooling unit and a magnetic separation unit.
- Figure 1 illustrates a simplified flowchart of the process route for concentrating fine iron ore concentrate of the present invention.
- the drying unit aims to promote good dispersion and avoid the formation of pellets and comprises a dryer selected from the group consisting of a rapid type dryer with a drying system. mechanical agitation, Flash Dryer, rotary, fluidized bed or similar.
- Figure 2 illustrates a fast dryer with a mechanical agitation system 2 comprising agitator shafts 2.2 that propel the particles in contact with the hot gas, promoting rapid thermal exchange and efficient drying.
- the hot gas is introduced through inlet 2.1 and a system of baffles 2.5 allows the heated gas to come into contact with the wet ore, which is fed through inlet 2.4 and released as dry ore through the outlet with double pendulum valve 2.3.
- the saturated wet gas is released at outlet 2.6.
- pellet feed is placed in suspension within a column by dragging hot air from a hot gas generator.
- the dryer is sized so that the residence time is sufficient for the moisture in the pellet feed to be residual, that is, moisture equal to or less than 0.5% (b.u., read wet basis ).
- the thermal source of the dryers comes from the combustion of natural gas, mineral coal, charcoal, coke, fuel oils, diesel, steel co-products or liquid or gaseous petrochemicals such as tar, anthracene oil, top gas blast furnace, coke oven gas, among others.
- the drying step is conducted at a temperature in the range of about 80°C to about 120°C.
- a process exhaust fan promotes forced convection of the gas flow.
- fines can be collected in high-efficiency cyclones.
- the cyclone gases go through a dedusting process in which particles mostly smaller than lOpm are retained in a process bag filter or electrostatic precipitator.
- the injection of cold air will promote the cooling of the ore for the next stage of magnetic separation. Cooling aims to preserve the magnetic intensity of rare earth magnets, concerning the subsequent stage of magnetic separation, which can suffer demagnetization at temperatures above 80°C.
- cooling is carried out in static or dynamic air classifiers, rotary coolers, column flash coolers or fluidized beds, with atmospheric air admitted at room temperature.
- the temperature of the pellet feed is reduced to less than 65°C.
- the present invention comprises an aeroclassification unit combined with the cooling unit to cut the ends, for example, of particles below 1Opm or above 150pm.
- the magnetic separation unit is controlled by means of splitters).
- the magnetic rollers of the present invention have at least three splitters that separate the non-magnetic fractions, the mixed fractions and the magnetic fractions.
- Figure 3 schematically and in a simplified way illustrates the magnetic roller with the arrangement of three splitters. The fraction collected to the left of splitter 3 is the magnetic fraction, the fraction collected between splitter 3 and splitter 2 is the mixed fraction, and the fraction collected to the right of splitter 1 is the non-magnetic fraction.
- FIG. 4 illustrates a more detailed configuration of a magnetic roller according to the present invention and the arrangement of three splitters 100, 101 and 102 of the same. The combination of the roller speed with the gradient and magnetic intensity will define the cutoff point for the magnetic fraction and the mixed fraction, which is: the positioning of the splitter 102.
- the positions 104, 105, 106 and 107 defined here can vary between 5mm and 7mm more or less.
- a greater positioning of the splitter 102 indicates that the iron mineral processed at this stage has greater magnetic susceptibility, that is, a greater iron content. Such a configuration is observed in the first magnetic roller. The opposite is also valid: a lower positioning of the splitter 102 indicates that the iron mineral processed at this stage has lower magnetic susceptibility, that is, lower iron content. Such a configuration is observed in the fourth magnetic roller.
- the magnetic separation unit comprises two to eight stages of mineral concentration. Furthermore, the magnetic separation unit comprises two to eight magnetic rollers. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, magnetic separation comprises five concentration stages divided into two stages. [0045] In the first stage, a low-intensity magnetic separation is conducted using a first magnetic roller of iron-boron permanent magnets with intensity varying between 300 and 3500 Gauss, preferably between 750 and 1500 Gauss. In a preferred embodiment, said first magnetic roller is from about 240mm to about 500mm in diameter.
- a sequence of high-intensity magnetic separations is conducted using magnetic rollers of rare earth magnets (iron-boron-neodymium) with intensity varying between 7500 and 14000 Gauss.
- rare earth magnets iron-boron-neodymium
- four magnetic rollers are arranged in a cascade with an inclination angle between 5 ° and 55° and are from about 100mm to about 500mm in diameter.
- said four magnetic rollers are arranged in a cascade with an inclination angle of 21° and are from about 150mm to about 240mm in diameter.
- Each of the four magnetic rollers arranged in a cascade has different intensities, with the lowest intensity for the first roller and the highest intensity for the fourth roller.
- the first roller will separate minerals with greater magnetic susceptibility and consequently a higher Fe(T) content and the fourth roller will separate minerals with lower magnetic susceptibility and consequently a lower Fe(T) content.
- each of the four magnetic rollers defined above has configurations with different magnet thicknesses for air gap thicknesses.
- Such configurations vary between 3 mm and 20 mm, preferably between 3 mm and 15 mm, for magnets and between 2 mm and 3 mm for air gaps.
- such configurations comprise a ratio of 13:1 to 4:3 magnet thickness to air gap thickness.
- the magnetic intensity is greater the greater the relationship between the thickness of the magnet and the thickness of the air gap.
- the configurations proposed by the present invention with high magnet thicknesses combined with low air gap thicknesses, in addition to contributing to the reduction of costs associated with the system (in view of the cost associated with magnets), present very high gradient and intensity and generate a small area of magnetic attraction (low depth of magnetic field, 1 to 2 mm from the surface of the magnetic roller), providing increased separation selectivity.
- the magnetic rollers of the present invention are preferably manufactured by combining magnets of the same polarity (North) with an air gap in the middle followed by magnets of the same polarity (South) with an air gap in the middle, thus creating field lines magnetic rollers that alternate along the magnetic roller.
- Figure 7 illustrates a configuration for the four high-intensity magnetic rollers of the separation unit proposed here.
- the first magnetic roller with a 108 magnet thickness to 109 air gap thickness configuration of 13mm to 3mm (4.3:1), generating a magnetic intensity of approximately 12500 Gauss.
- the second magnetic roller with a magnet thickness 110 to air gap thickness 111 configuration of 10mm to 2mm (5:1), generating a magnetic intensity of approximately 12750 Gauss.
- the fourth magnetic roll with a 114 magnet thickness to 115 air gap thickness configuration of 13mm to 2mm (6.5:1), generating a magnetic intensity of approximately 13500 Gauss.
- Figure 8 demonstrates the influence of the configurations of the magnet thicknesses and air gaps in the formation of magnetic intensity peaks, as explained below.
- the present invention proposes a magnetic roller speed of up to 1000 Orpm.
- the speed of the magnetic rollers is between 300rpm and 700rpm.
- the configuration of the magnetic rollers proposed here associated with a higher speed than those practiced by conventional roller magnetic separators, consists of additional control of the magnetic separation unit and allows greater selectivity to obtain a purer magnetic concentrate and reduces the “trapping” effect.
- the magnetic separation unit of the present invention makes it possible to obtain concentrated iron ore products of high purity, with Fe contents greater than 67.5%.
- Figure 9 illustrates a block of four high-intensity magnetic separators of rare earth magnets, on an industrial scale, as designed 119 and as built 120.
- cast components 122 extruded, stamping, machining on CNC lathes and parts with low wear rate manufacturing of injected and roto molded parts in plastic (PP) 121.
- the present invention proposes a new concentration route for enrichment of pellet feed with quality equal to or lower than that suitable for the production of blast furnace pellets (Blast Furnace Pellet Feed - PFAF) in pellet feed with adequate quality for the production of pellets to feed the direct reduction steelmaking process (Direct Reduction Pellet Feed - PFDR). Furthermore, it is important to point out that the present invention allows the obtaining of products with high added value without generating waste, since the waste and discarded fractions can be destined for the civil construction industry (or, depending on the quality obtained, in steel industry). Therefore, it is It is clear that the present invention constitutes an environmentally friendly solution for the enrichment of pellet feed.
- Table 1 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the sample Blend 01 - PFAF.
- Table 2 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the sample Blend 02 - PFAF.
- Tables 3 and 4 present the results obtained after conducting the process of the present invention.
- Blend 01 PFAF sample a mass recovery of approximately 93% was achieved and a content final 68.52% Fe(T). Furthermore, for the Blend 02 PFAF sample, a mass recovery of approximately 90% and a final content of 68.61% of Fe(T) were achieved. Therefore, suitable products were achieved to be used as PFDR.
- Table 5 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the sample Blend 03 - PFAF- Plant 02.
- Table 6 presents the result obtained after conducting the process of the present invention.
- Table 7 Mineralogical characterization of PFAF samples.
- Table 8 Chemical characterization of PFAF samples.
- Table 9 Granulometric characterization of PFAF samples.
- Table 10 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the mixture.
- Table 11 presents the result obtained after conducting the process of the present invention.
- a second mixture was formed by altering the mixture of Example 3 with 30% blend PF01/PF03/PF05 and 70% blend PF02/PF04 and then the process route of the present invention was conducted.
- Table 12 presents the result obtained.
- Table 13 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the PF01 mixture.
- Table 14 shows the result obtained after conducting the process of the present invention.
- Table 15 Chemical and granulometric characterization of the PF02 mixture.
- Table 16 shows the result obtained after conducting the process of the present invention.
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