Definition of beneficiate in English:

beneficiate

verb ˌbɛnɪˈfɪʃɪeɪt

[with object]

Treat (a raw material) to improve its properties.
the development of techniques for beneficiating minerals
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘There has been no over-inflating and no reduction in the value of investments, but there has been a misunderstanding of the real value of beneficiating gold,’ the chief director said.
- The beneficiated sludge solids composition is capable of being produced in present sewage treatment facilities.
- Figure 10.0 shows the composition of ilmenite, mineral rutile, beneficiated ores and other, non-commercial ores.
- Beneficiation of magnesite at economic cost to produce high-grade material seems to be the only answer and the future supplies may be of beneficiated concentrates of magnesite.
- A small amount of Ag incorporated to Sm 2 Co 17 significantly beneficiates this material for permanent magnets fabrication.
- The ash of beneficiated materials was richer in the basic oxides, while poorer in quartz.
- The details provided by them indicate that there may be between 17-20% cost benefit by beneficiating bauxite ore using their technology.
- Studio situations and often finances dictate that we do not beneficiate our raw materials.
- Another aspect of the IDZ linked to the provincial agricultural economy was beneficiating natural products in the textile sector like wool, mohair, sisal and hemp.
- A National Task Force has been constituted to assess the progress made in the implementation of the environmental standards and Rules, use of beneficiated coal and utilization of fly ash.
- The use of beneficiated coal has gained acceptance in steel plants and power plants located at a large distance from pitheads.
- The resource life is about 18 years on current rates of production of beneficiated manganese ore.
- These beneficiating operations, such as copper concentrating, are classified in Sector 21, Mining.
- He says that mining companies that beneficiate their metals in South Africa may not have to meet the 26% equity sales as enshrined in the Mining Charter.
- The beneficiated fiber may be imbedded with a polymeric material to form the composite.
- In the crude form kaolin has limited uses, however beneficiated kaolin is widely used in the paper industry, in ceramics and in paint.

Derivatives

beneficiation

nounˌbɛnɪfɪʃɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n

This jig was the first of its kind in the world to be used for beneficiation of manganese ore and was praised mainly for its efficiency.
Example sentencesExamples
- We are now engaged in programmes that address the agricultural recovery, as well as in beneficiation of the agricultural produce, which has been the bedrock of our manufacturing industry.
- At the same time the state is willing to provide resources and manpower having trained in tailor-made programs in geology, geophysics, geochemistry, mineral beneficiation, mining engineering, etc.
- He said export sectors that were being targeted were agro-processing, automobiles and components, mining technology and minerals beneficiation and clothing and textiles.
- The first project targets beneficiation of local raw materials and products derived from the aloe industry.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Spanish beneficiar (from beneficio 'benefit') + -ate³.

词汇	beneficiate
释义	Definition of beneficiate in English: beneficiate verb ˌbɛnɪˈfɪʃɪeɪt [with object] Treat (a raw material) to improve its properties. the development of techniques for beneficiating minerals Example sentencesExamples ‘There has been no over-inflating and no reduction in the value of investments, but there has been a misunderstanding of the real value of beneficiating gold,’ the chief director said. The beneficiated sludge solids composition is capable of being produced in present sewage treatment facilities. Figure 10.0 shows the composition of ilmenite, mineral rutile, beneficiated ores and other, non-commercial ores. Beneficiation of magnesite at economic cost to produce high-grade material seems to be the only answer and the future supplies may be of beneficiated concentrates of magnesite. A small amount of Ag incorporated to Sm 2 Co 17 significantly beneficiates this material for permanent magnets fabrication. The ash of beneficiated materials was richer in the basic oxides, while poorer in quartz. The details provided by them indicate that there may be between 17-20% cost benefit by beneficiating bauxite ore using their technology. Studio situations and often finances dictate that we do not beneficiate our raw materials. Another aspect of the IDZ linked to the provincial agricultural economy was beneficiating natural products in the textile sector like wool, mohair, sisal and hemp. A National Task Force has been constituted to assess the progress made in the implementation of the environmental standards and Rules, use of beneficiated coal and utilization of fly ash. The use of beneficiated coal has gained acceptance in steel plants and power plants located at a large distance from pitheads. The resource life is about 18 years on current rates of production of beneficiated manganese ore. These beneficiating operations, such as copper concentrating, are classified in Sector 21, Mining. He says that mining companies that beneficiate their metals in South Africa may not have to meet the 26% equity sales as enshrined in the Mining Charter. The beneficiated fiber may be imbedded with a polymeric material to form the composite. In the crude form kaolin has limited uses, however beneficiated kaolin is widely used in the paper industry, in ceramics and in paint. Derivatives beneficiation nounˌbɛnɪfɪʃɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n This jig was the first of its kind in the world to be used for beneficiation of manganese ore and was praised mainly for its efficiency. Example sentencesExamples We are now engaged in programmes that address the agricultural recovery, as well as in beneficiation of the agricultural produce, which has been the bedrock of our manufacturing industry. At the same time the state is willing to provide resources and manpower having trained in tailor-made programs in geology, geophysics, geochemistry, mineral beneficiation, mining engineering, etc. He said export sectors that were being targeted were agro-processing, automobiles and components, mining technology and minerals beneficiation and clothing and textiles. The first project targets beneficiation of local raw materials and products derived from the aloe industry. Origin Late 19th century: from Spanish beneficiar (from beneficio 'benefit') + -ate³.
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