(1) The coarse-grained rutile ore body is tens of thousands of meters long, with three layers in general and six layers at most. The ore types are simple, including rutile-bearing hornblende schist and plagioclase hornblende schist. The content of main beneficial component rutile titanium dioxide is as high as 4.65438 0%, with an average of 2.2%. Rutile is self-shaped, semi-self-shaped columnar, brownish red, oily and shiny, with a particle size of 0.02× 0.12mm-0.12× 0.8mm, which is embedded among gangue minerals such as amphibole, plagioclase and epidote.
(II) Fine-grained rutile ore
The ore body is thousands of meters long, generally 10-20 layers. The seam is mainly hornblende schist, containing rutile, accounting for 60%. Followed by other rutile-bearing mica schist, plagioclase schist and green curtain schist. The content of rutile TiO2 is generally 1.76-3.60%, with an average of 2.00%. The basic characteristics of rutile are similar to coarse particles, but the particle size is fine, mostly between 0.05-0.1mm.
artificial rutile
Artificial rutile, also known as artificial rutile, refers to a titanium-rich raw material with the same composition and structural properties as natural rutile, which is produced by separating most iron components from ilmenite through chemical processing. The content of TiO2 _ 2 fluctuates between 965,438+0% and 96% according to the processing technology. It is a high-quality substitute for natural rutile and is widely used in the production of titanium chloride, titanium tetrachloride, metallic titanium and enamel products. The main producing countries are Australia, the United States, Japan, India and Malaysia. And the output has exceeded that of natural rutile, mainly because the natural rutile reserves are exhausted and the output is declining year by year.