Stages from Preparation to Final Product

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Stages from Preparation to Final Product

 

Red mud processing technological process.

1. Preparation Stage: Loading and Self-Grinding

  • Loading Unit: Red mud with up to 5% moisture is continuously fed into the loading unit.

  • MSS-IR-1 and MSS-IR-2 Operation: The red mud undergoes sequential processing in high-speed rotary dry self-grinding mills (MSS-IR-1 and MSS-IR-2). These mills selectively disintegrating minerals and achieving particle sizes from 1mm to 0.05mm.

  • Cyclone Removal: Dusty particles are efficiently removed using cyclones.

     

2. Intermediate Processing: Refinement and Separation

  • Dry Magnetic Enrichment Separator Operation: The prepared material moves to the Dry Magnetic Enrichment Separator, where innovative "know-how" construction ensures efficient separation. Non-magnetic particle capture during collision flows is eliminated. The separator operates in magnetic, centrifugal, and gravitational fields, creating distinct end products, including iron ore and aluminum concentrate.

  • Aerosol Separators: Particles from earlier stages undergo further refinement using Aerosol Separators. Pneumatic sorting in a gravitational field contributes to efficient particle separation, resulting in multiple end products based on particle characteristics.

3. Final Processing: Aerosol Separation and Product Creation

  • Aerosol Separators Operation: The refined particles, now in the form of distinct fractions, are directed through Aerosol Separators. Pneumatic sorting and gravitational forces ensure precise separation based on density, weight, form, and size.

  • Creation of End Products: The final stage yields multiple end products, including a magnetic fraction (iron ore), non-magnetic fractions (aluminum concentrate), and a dry, dispersed fine material. Each product is meticulously sorted and processed, contributing to resource recovery.

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4. Environmental Sustainability and Adaptability:

  • Energy-Efficient Design: The entire technological process is characterized by an energy-efficient design, contributing to reduced environmental impact and operational costs.

  • Water and Chemical-Free Operation: The process operates without the need for extensive water resources or chemical reagents, aligning with principles of environmental sustainability.

  • Versatility: The adaptability of the technology allows for on-site placement directly in quarries, reducing transportation costs and minimizing environmental impacts in operational regions.

    Explore this section for a comprehensive understanding of the stages comprising our technological process. As we navigate through each phase, discover how our technology's efficiency, adaptability, and commitment to environmental sustainability redefine the landscape of red mud waste processing.