Wahyuningsih, Tri and Sanwani, Edy and Chaerun, Siti Khadijah (2017) BIOFLOTASI BIJIH TEMBAGA : KADAR MENINGKAT TANPA REAGEN KIMIA (APLIKASI BAKTERI MIXOTROF PENGOKSIDASI SULFUR). In: Seminar Nasional Kebumian XII Fakultas Teknologi Mineral UPN “Veteran” Yogyakarta, 14 September 2017, Yogyakarta.
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Abstract
Flotation is one of concentration method for sulphide ore processing which utilizes the difference in 
the  mineral  surface  characteristic  by  means  of  chemical  reagent  addition.  However,  the  reagent 
addition  in  flotation  process  can  cause  environmen
tal  problems.  Therefore,  it  is  very  critical  to 
develop  a  method  to  replace  the  chemical  reagent  with  more  ecofriendly  substances.  In  this  study, 
the  application  of  microbe  to  substitute  chemical  reagent  for  bioreagent  in  flotation  process  was 
investigated
by  using  mixotroph  bacterium  which  that  capable  of  producing  biosurfactant  and 
oxidizing  sulfur.  In  this  study  the  copper  sulphide  bioflotation  experiment  used  a  pyritic  copper 
sulphide  ore.  The  laboratorium  scale  bioflotation  experiment  was  conducted  in 
a  Denver  flotation 
cell  with  pH  operating  parameters  (2,3,6)  and  conditioning  time  60  minutes.  The  copper  sulphide 
bioflotation experiment was conducted at a particle size fraction 
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200+325 mesh (
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74+44 μm), 25% 
solid  percentage  (w/v)  and  initial  feed  grad
e  of  4.96%  Cu  and  28.93%  Fe.  The  results  showed  that 
optimum  condition  was  achieved  at  pH  3.  The  experiment  conducted  at  this  ideal  condition  yielded 
concentrate  with  95.92%  recovery,  9.26%  Cu,  and  27.03%  Fe  as  well  as  tailing  with  0.52%  Cu, 
39.38%  Fe,  and
selectivity  index  of  5.08  (selectivity  of  chalcopyrite  concentrate  separation).  From 
these  results,  it  can  be  concluded  that  bacteria  is  effective  substitute  as  ecofriendly  biofrother  and 
biocollector for chemical reagents.
Keywords - bioflotation, 
bioreagent, grade, recovery, biosurfactant
Ringkasan 
Salah satu proses konsentrasi pada pengolahan bijih tembaga sulfida adalah dengan teknik flotasi yang memanfaatkan perbedaan sifat permukaan mineral dengan menambahkan reagen kimia. Penambahan reagen kimia pada froses flotasi dapat menimbulkan permasalahan lingkungan. Oleh karenanya perlu upaya-upaya untuk menggantikan reagen kimia dengan bahan yang lebih ramah lingkungan. Dalam penelitian ini, dilakukan upaya untuk menggantikan peran reagen kimia dengan mikroba sebagai bioreagen. Percobaan bioflotasi dalam skala laboratorium dilakukan dengan menggunakan sel flotasi Denver dengan jenis bakteri mixotrof pengoksidasi sulfur dilakukan pada tingkat keasaman yang berbeda (pH 2,3 dan 6) dan conditioning time 1 jam. Percobaan bioflotasi mineral tembaga sulfida yang dilakukan pada fraksi ukuran -200+325 mesh (-74+44 μm) dan persen solid 25% (w/v) dengan kadar umpan awal 4,96% Cu dan 28,93% Fe, diperoleh hasil yang optimum pada kondisi pH 3, konsentrasi bakteri 9,1 x 1012 cfu/ml. Pada kondisi optimum tersebut dihasilkan konsentrat recovery Cu 95,92%, dengan kadar 9,26% Cu dan 27,03% Fe. Tailing yang dihasilkan mempunyai kadar 0,52% Cu dan 39,38% Fe. Nilai selectivity index 5,08 (selektif memisahkan konsentrat kalkopirit). Hasil peningkatan kadar pada konsentrat ini mengindikasikan bahwa bakteri mixotrof pengoksidasi sulfur ini mampu menghasilkan biosurfaktan yang menggantikan reagen kimia sebagai biofrother dan biocollector yang lebih ramah lingkungan.
Kata Kunci - bioflotasi, bioreagen, kadar, recovery, biosurfaktan
| Item Type: | Conference or Workshop Item (Paper) | 
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| Subjek: | T Technology > TN Mining engineering. Metallurgy | 
| Divisions: | x. Faculty of Engineering, Science and Mathematics > School of Engineering Sciences | 
| Depositing User: | ST, MT Tri Wahyuningsih | 
| Date Deposited: | 15 Aug 2018 01:37 | 
| Last Modified: | 15 Aug 2018 01:42 | 
| URI: | http://eprints.upnyk.ac.id/id/eprint/16135 | 
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