Scheelite Flotation Production Line

Process Description

• Separation of Scheelite and Calcspar & Fluorite

  Concentration pulp with high temperature is common method. First,  the pulp is concentrated to 60%-70%; the next, sodium silicate is added into pulp; then, the pulp is heated to 80℃ and stirred for 30-60min; the last, it is diluted with water. The floatation of scheelite is under the room temperature, and the product in tank is calcspar & fluorite.

• The Separation of Scheelite and Barite

  It is difficult to separate scheelite and barite by sodium silicate because of the closed inhibitory action for scheelite and barite. We choose alkyl sulfate as collector to repeatly select barite under the 1.5-3PH, and the product in tank is scheelite.

• The Separation of Scheelite and Sulfide

  Xanthate is used to capture sulfide minerals in scheelite floatation. We add a little oxide and sodium sulfide to inhibit sulfide without floatation.

• The Separation of Scheelite and Quartz Silicate

  Oleic acid as collector and sodium silicate as inhibitors could inhibit the quartz and silicate gangue and float scheelite.