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changes in properties of metal-containing raw materials as a result of electric processing

Sakipova S.E., Nussupbekov B.R.

2013enelectric processingmetal-containingraw materialsenrichmenttechnology

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This article explores the impact of electric pulse technology on metal-containing raw materials, focusing on the analysis of elemental compositions of ore samples from the Nurkazgan and Annensk deposits in Kazakhstan before and after electric pulse processing. The study reveals significant changes in the properties of these samples, including an increase in the weight concentration of certain elements, notably rare metals. The application of electric pulse processing not only yields dispersion materials with predetermined parameters but also enhances the extraction efficiency of valuable components from raw materials. Consequently, the research establishes the practical applicability of electric pulse processing technology within the enrichment processes for metal-containing raw materials. The advancement of this technology is crucial given the low polymetallic content found in mined ores and the pressing need for modern enrichment methods to optimize metal extraction while ensuring comprehensive utilization of technogenic materials. The findings contribute to the strategic development of non-ferrous metallurgy by expanding the raw material supply base and improving the technological processes involved in mining and processing operations.

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