Radix Hematite Plant Expansion

The Radix expansion was defined for two million tonnes per year of hematite feed, using magnetic iron separation. Zarfaravar’s scope includes construction, with project photographs recording structural and equipment installation.

Radix Hematite Plant Expansion
Radix Hematite Plant Expansion
Client / facility
Akkahour Iron Ore Co.
Location
Fin, Bandar Abbas, Hormozgan
Scope
Process design and expansion construction
Expansion feed capacity
2,000,000 t/y
Processing method
Magnetic separation
01

Expanding hematite-processing capacity

Radix is the expansion of Akkahour Iron Ore’s hematite concentration plant at Fin, near Bandar Abbas. Its stated feed capacity is two million tonnes per year.

The scope concerns development and construction of facilities, separately from optimization of the existing Akkahour plant. At this scale, coordination of the process route, plant structures and equipment is central to project delivery.

02

Magnetic separation and plant construction

Magnetic iron separation forms the processing basis of Radix. Plant construction is included in Zarfaravar Middle East’s scope, and project photographs record structural and equipment installation. This phase translates the engineering design into industrial facilities.

03

The documented development phase

The catalogue describes Radix as under construction at the time of publication. Two million tonnes per year is the expansion’s feed capacity rather than finished-product capacity or achieved output. This case focuses on the stated engineering and construction scope.

FAQ / Project record

Frequently asked questions

How does Radix differ from Akkahour optimization?

Radix is a plant expansion with stated feed capacity of two million tonnes per year. Akkahour optimization concerns an existing plant listed at 80 tonnes of feed per hour.

Which process is used at Radix?

The hematite concentration route is based on magnetic iron separation.

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