HBIS Mining Yanshan Iron Mine's Annual Iron Ore Concentrates Production Reached 4.6856 Million mt

Published: Jan 03, 2025 11:17 (GMT+8)
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Firmly grasping market trends, efforts are made to optimize production organization, strengthen fundamental management, and advance technological upgrades to maximize production and efficiency. Key points for innovation and efficiency improvement in production lines are thoroughly analyzed, with technical experts in blasting, processes, equipment, and quality inspection mobilized to form seven support teams for tasks such as ore supply and waste rock removal, grinding and beneficiation production, and equipment maintenance. Plans for drilling and blasting, ore stockpile transfer, and mining position advancement are promptly coordinated to ensure smooth and efficient operation of all processes. Projects such as the optimization and transformation of the primary ore system process and the full-size wet pre-selection process technology for the third series are implemented to enhance process control, improve production efficiency, and boost both the production and profitability of iron ore concentrates. As of now, the production of iron ore concentrates has reached 4.6856 million mt.

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