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AGGLOMERATION OF FINES OF TITANIUM BEARING MATERIALS
A micro-agglomerate of fines of a material that is predominantly titanium dioxide in which the fines are bound in the micro-agglomerate by a polysaccharide gum or cellulose derivative and in which the micro-agglomerate has been heated in the temperature range 250-600° C. so that the polysaccharide gum or cellulose derivative is an effective primary binder of the fines when the micro-agglomerate is subjected to high temperature gas flow conditions equivalent to those in the Chloride Process. Also disclosed is a method of agglomerating fines of a material that is predominantly titanium dioxide.
AGGLOMERATION OF FINES OF TITANIUM BEARING MATERIALS
A micro-agglomerate of fines of a material that is predominantly titanium dioxide in which the fines are bound in the micro-agglomerate by a polysaccharide gum or cellulose derivative and in which the micro-agglomerate has been heated in the temperature range 250-600° C. so that the polysaccharide gum or cellulose derivative is an effective primary binder of the fines when the micro-agglomerate is subjected to high temperature gas flow conditions equivalent to those in the Chloride Process. Also disclosed is a method of agglomerating fines of a material that is predominantly titanium dioxide.
AGGLOMERATION OF FINES OF TITANIUM BEARING MATERIALS
BERNARD NICHOLAS GLEN (author) / BULTITUDE-PAUL JOHN MAXWELL (author) / FRANKLIN ROGER W (author)
2019-05-16
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
C04B
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