2021.10.24 The mineralogy of the analyzed mine samples represents a typical nickel laterite profile with high amounts of goethite in the lateritic part and Mg-Fe-Silicates in the saprolitic part. The nickel concentration is correlated with the mineral Lizardite.
Read MoreMost nickel laterites are uneconomical to mine. Around 70 per cent of the world's nickel reserves are found in the form of laterites, which are soils rich in mineral ores. Many of
Read More2013.6.25 By Greg Ashcroft / June 12, 2014. Nickel is found in two types of deposits; Nickel laterites and magmatic sulfide deposits.
Read More2022.11.9 Of all human interferences, perhaps, no other economic activity has involved more disputes over land use than mining. Laterite quarrying in the study area
Read More2021.6.17 2. Prediction of ripper production by analyzing multiple linear regression and artificial neural network. Statistical analysis was made (using XLSTATS) and ANN
Read More2020.5.1 Effective processes in mining and optimizing extraction methods for upgrading low-grade Ni laterite deposits depend on the laterite mineral species present,
Read More2020.5.26 Ana Chiquini Clayton V. Deutsch 559 Accesses 5 Citations Explore all metrics Abstract The most common approach used in the mining industry for mineral
Read MoreIn the post-mining area of laterite nickel, there is waste overburden material which is composed of irregular lateritic soil layers and ultramafic outcrops resulting from mining
Read MoreMulti-element quantitative extraction of mining area of laterite nickel mine combined deep learning with object-oriented method. Abstract: Remote sensing technology has great
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Read More2018.6.1 Quast et al. (2015a) have concluded that the complex mineralogy of nickel laterite ores makes it difficult to achieve any significant nickel upgrading by physical techniques, including flotation. They achieved 40% increase in the nickel content (from 1.0% to 1.4%) at a nickel recovery of 43% (Quast et al., 2015c).
Read MoreAbstract. From the magnificent red and yellow potmarked temples of Cambodia to the durable smooth roads of Gabon, laterite is a stone of a thousand uses. Many are well known to the modern engineer—yet many
Read More1976.1.1 The plateau surfaces support a thick vegetative cover, and the absence of well-defined field systems emphasizes the infertile nature of the thin, gravelly soils overlying laterite rocks. USE OF GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION TECHNIQUES 105 Larger, crowned trees grow on the plateau surface, and appear as a mottling of tiny dark spots in
Read More2021.9.16 As the global energy sector is expected to experience a gradual shift towards renewable energy sources, access to special metals in known resources is of growing concern within the EU and at a worldwide scale. This is a review on the Fe–Ni ± Co-laterite deposits in the Balkan Peninsula, which are characterized by multistage
Read More2018.6.1 Quast et al. (2015a) have concluded that the complex mineralogy of nickel laterite ores makes it difficult to achieve any significant nickel upgrading by physical techniques, including flotation. They achieved 40% increase in the nickel content (from 1.0% to 1.4%) at a nickel recovery of 43% (Quast et al., 2015c ).
Read MoreBiomining, the biotechnology that uses microorganisms to extract metals from ores and concentrates, is currently used exclusively for processing reduced ores and mine wastes. Metals of economic value also occur extensively in oxidized ores, such as nickel laterites. While these are not amenable to oxidative dissolution, the ferric iron minerals they
Read More2022.3.29 Without treatment, the harmful effects of acid mine drainage (AMD) lead to the destruction of surrounding ecosystems, including serious health impacts to affected communities. Active methods, like chemical neutralization, are the most widely used approach to AMD management. However, these techniques require constant inputs of
Read More2022.5.31 The AL of low-grade laterite for Co and Ni using HNO 3 is currently being investigated due to its advantages over ... The use of microbes indigenous to a mine site or contaminated site provides an alternative to adapting ... R. Singhal (Eds.), Mine Planning and Equipment Selection, Springer International Publishing, Cham (2014), pp. 1039-1045.
Read More2022.6.25 (a) REE are washed off from granites by groundwater, (b) a bold layer of laterite zones with clay-rich content develops above the granites, and (c) the mobilized REE ions are gradually absorbed onto the clays in the lateritic granite zones [7]. Figure 1. Graph of the ionic radius of rare-earth ions (+3), cerium (+4), and europium (+2) [7]
Read More2020.7.1 Nonlinear geostatistics and indicator kriging were subsequently developed to evaluate also the portion recovered when applying a cut-off on selective mining units (SMUs) within blocks.
Read MoreLaterite soil is a soil residual from ultramafic weathering, which is a type of soil found in tropical and subtropical climates [3]. These soils are formed by tropical weathering of ultramafic rocks that show iron enrichment [4]. In the post-mining area of laterite nickel, there is waste overburden material which
Read More2023.4.25 1.2 Copper-nickel sulfide ore grinding stage. Adopt a two-stage closed-circuit grinding process. ① Use a grid-type ball mill for rough grinding. And the grinding particle size range is 0.2~0.3mm. ② Use an overflow-type ball mill for fine grinding. And the grinding particle size is less than 5~10μm. ③ Use a spiral classifier for pre ...
Read More2023.11.18 Lateritic deposits are a type of weathering product that forms in tropical and subtropical regions through the process of laterization. Laterization involves the leaching of silica and other soluble materials from rocks, leaving behind a residual concentration of iron and aluminum oxides. The resulting deposits, known as laterites, are characterized
Read More2015.3.1 1. Introduction. Laterite and regolith formations extensively overlie the Semail Ophiolite in Oman. Studies of lateritic and regolith formations and their global significance as sources of Ni and Co are not well documented (Evans, 1993).A preliminary geochemical study by Alsharhan and Nasir (1996) revealed that the mineralization may
Read More2020.6.27 The Intex laterite deposit in Mindoro, Philippines is derived from the weathering of the ultramafic rocks under a tropical climate. This study investigates the several types of serpentines and the effect of the degree of chemical weathering of ultramafic rocks and laterites on the enrichment of Ni in the deposit. The five types of
Read More2018.11.9 Copper and cobalt can be found on nickel laterite ores, and cobalt can be found also on copper ores, and many contaminants such as iron, aluminum, and magnesium are associated with these ores. In hydrometallurgical process, a purification step is necessary after leaching due to the presence of these impurities. Chelating resins are
Read More2021.2.7 However, nickel laterite mining costs are lower than nickel sulfide which is generally mined through underground mining. The processing of nickel laterite is more expensive than nickel sulfide ...
Read More2022.7.29 Our history. 1. Starting a business with great efforts (1959-78) A nickel mine was found in Jinchang, Northwest China's Gansu province. Northwest China Metallurgical Construction Company was set up. Yongchang Nickel Mine was established. The first project in the development of Jinchuan Nickel Mine started construction.
Read More2021.10.24 ites were analyzed for this case study. The 40 samples are from both laterite and saprolite horizons of the nickel laterite profile, Figure 3. To guarantee a reproducible and constant sample preparation for the XRD measurements, the samples were prepared as pressed pellets using automated sample preparation equipment. All
Read More2023.1.3 Nickel is the fifth-most common element on earth, found extensively in the earth’s crust, at 80 parts per million, and core (mostly as nickel-iron alloy) 3. Significant nickel resources are found across the globe, and there are currently mining operations in more than 25 countries 4.
Read More2021.12.2 Keywords: leach, nickel, geomembrane, laterite, failure, containment, history, mining, mineral processing INTRODUCTION Modern heap leaching might be defined as a controlled process whereby ore is stacked in thin lifts (under 10m in most cases), usually crushed and often agglomerated, on a carefully prepared containment
Read More2022.12.16 In particular, it has been revealed that, besides Ni, these laterite deposits usually contain other elements that are becoming more and more demanded (so-called critical metals or high-tech elements). Ni-laterite deposits are worthy targets of Co, Sc and/or platinum group elements (PGE). However, there are still a lot of unknowns regarding the ...
Read More2020.7.14 Mining and quarrying for minor minerals impart significant economic, environmental and social impacts in and around the affected areas. The problem is severe in the small river catchments as the
Read More2014.4.10 Laterite mining is essentially an earth-moving activity, with big shovels, draglines, or front-end loaders excavating nickel-rich strata and dumping large boulders and debris. Nickel extraction from ore follows a similar path to copper extraction, and in some circumstances, similar procedures and equipment are employed.
Read More2009.1.1 The first lateritic gold deposit, Shewushan large-scale Au mine, was discovered in 1991 in Hubei Province, Central China. A series of laterite gold deposits were found in succession from end of 1980's to beginning of 1990's, and have became an important type of gold resource in China.
Read More2020.4.3 Eighty four (84) of laterite-quarry dust concrete cubes of 150mm, eighty four (84) of laterite-quarry dust beams of 600 x 150 x 150mm, and for the purpose of comparison nine (9) of river sand ...
Read More2023.4.30 connected to produce a laterite profile blo ck model, then the value of Ni content and ore and waste in the m odel block is displayed. Figure 13. 3D Topography and drill point distributio n by height
Read More2023.3.21 In addition to the use of laterite as a precursor in the synthesis of geopolymers and due to its ... Longos A, Tigue AA, Dollente IJ et al (2020) Optimization of the mix formulation of geopolymer using nickel-laterite mine waste and coal fly ash. Minerals 10:1144. CAS Google Scholar Louati S, Baklouti S, Samet B (2016) Acid based ...
Read More2018.6.1 Nickel laterite ore accounts for about 70%, mostly in the form of oxidized ore deposits near the equator [1,[3][4][5][6]. However, due to the increasing depletion of nickel sulphide resources ...
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