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In this study, vanadium-titanium magnetite (VTM) ore was crushed and ground to effectively concentrate vanadium from the VTM ore. In addition, a wet magnetic separation experiment was performed for the fractured products, utilizing various grinding times at a low magnetic intensity (0.05 T). The degree of liberation of the VTM sample was predominantly due to grinding, and a duration of 15 min was set as the optimum grinding time. The best vanadium recovery was obtained from the sample milled for 15 min, achieving a vanadium grade of 1.05% and a recovery of 80.3%. To maximize the amount of vanadium recovered through magnetic separation, it is necessary to selectively separate magnetite and ilmenite as magnetic and non-magnetic mineral, respectively.

Magnetic Separation Behavior of V, Ti, and Fe of Fractured Products from Domestic Vanadium Titanium-Magnetite (VTM) Ore