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Met-spar CaF2 80% lump 10-50mm SiO2 penalty formula calculation

Met-spar CaF2 80% lump 10-50mm SiO2 penalty formula calculation
country of origin
Mongolia
Brand Name
Maohe
payment method
L/C,T/T
Supply Capacity
2000MT/Month
Product Details
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metallurgical grade fluorspar lump

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high grade fluorite rock

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high grade fluorspar lump

Origin: Mongolia
Purity: 80%
Productname: Metallurgical Fluorspar
Chemicalformula: CaF2
Sulfur Content: ≤0.02%
Lump Size: Customizable: 10-70mm, 0-50mm, Etc.
Color: White To Light Green
Phosphorus Content: ≤0.04%
Calcium Fluoride Content: 80%
Storage: Keep In Dry And Ventilated Place
Product Description
Detailed Specifications & Features
Fluorite, chemically calcium fluoride (CaF₂), is a typical halide mineral and the primary global feedstock for fluorine supply across fluorochemical, metallurgical, glass and ceramic industries. It forms endogenously from magmatic hydrothermal activity. During magma cooling, magma-separated hydrothermal fluids are rich in fluoride constituents. As these fluids migrate upward through rock fractures, gradual drops in temperature and pressure trigger a chemical reaction: fluoride ions bond with calcium ions leached from host wall rocks, precipitating and crystallizing into solid fluorite deposits.
Our enterprise owns exclusive fluorite mining bases located in Mongolia, delivering distinct superior merits compared to generic fluorite resources:
  1. High natural initial CaF₂ grade

    Mongolia ore bodies feature naturally high calcium fluoride content with fewer interbedded waste rocks, greatly cutting flotation processing costs and delivering stable high-grade raw ore at source.
  2. Low harmful impurity profile

    The Mongolian fluorite ore naturally carries minimal silica (SiO₂), iron oxide (Fe₂O₃), sulfur (S) and carbonate contaminants. Less purification treatment is required to meet acid-grade and premium metallurgical standards, yielding purer final fluorspar powder/granules.
  3. Stable, large-scale reserve supply

    Our self-operated Mongolian mines possess abundant, proven reserves with sustainable long-term mining capacity, enabling steady bulk order fulfilment without frequent quality fluctuations or supply shortages.
  4. Convenient cross-border logistics chain

    Ore is transported directly from Mongolian mining sites to Tianjin port via mature overland freight routes. Short transit cycles streamline customs clearance and reduce overall transportation costs for export shipments worldwide.
  5. Uniform ore mineral texture
  6. CaF2  SiO2 CaCO3 S Heavy metals (Pb)
    ≥80% <15% <5% <0.02% <0.0005


Fluorspar (CaF₂ ≥80%, 10-50mm) SiO₂ Penalty Calculation

There is no unified statutory penalty formula for SiO₂ in fluorspar trading. Deduction standards are entirely determined by specific contract terms. However, common industry practice dictates that when SiO₂ exceeds an agreed threshold (e.g., 16% or 10%), a penalty of USD 3–6 per ton is applied for every 1% over the limit. The exact terms must be verified against the signed technical agreement.


Core Calculation Logic & Reference Model

Prerequisite: The penalty is triggered only when the actual measured SiO₂ content exceeds the contractually allowed upper limit ( Slimit ). No deduction applies if the limit is not breached.
Universal Deduction Formula:
Deduction Amount = (Actual Measured SiO₂% − Slimit ) × K × Settled Tonnage
(Note: K represents the penalty coefficient in USD per ton per 1% overage, typically negotiated between the buyer and seller.)
Impact of Particle Size: The 10-50mm specification applies to lump ore and primarily affects the base pricing rather than directly participating in the chemical penalty calculation for SiO₂. However, failure to meet the particle size requirements may trigger a separate "particle size penalty" clause.
Correlated Constraints: A CaF₂ content of ≥80% serves as the baseline requirement. If CaF₂ simultaneously falls below the contractual lower limit (e.g., a deduction of USD 9 per ton for every 1% shortfall), it is typically added to the SiO₂ deduction. In severe cases (e.g., CaF₂ <75%), the cargo may be outright rejected and returned.


Typical Contract Clause Example (For Reference)

  • Baseline Requirements: CaF₂ ≥80%, SiO₂ ≤14% (some high-purity applications require SiO₂ ≤10%).
  • Penalty Mechanism: For every 1% that SiO₂ exceeds the specified limit, a deduction of USD 4.5 per ton is applied (the common range is USD 3–6 per ton per 1%).
  • Calculation Demonstration: If the contract limits SiO₂ to ≤14%, but the actual measurement is 16.5% for a shipment of 100 tons, with a penalty coefficient of USD 30, the deduction is calculated as:
    (16.5 − 14) × 4.5 × 100 = USD 1,125.
  • Testing Standards: Content determination must comply with the GB/T 5195 series standards (e.g., EDTA titration or XRF methods), based on inspection reports recognized by both parties.


Key Considerations

  • No Default Formula: There is no mandatory penalty formula. All calculations must refer back to the specific stipulations in the procurement contract or bidding technical specifications.
  • Risk of Double Deduction: High SiO₂ content is frequently accompanied by low CaF₂ content. It is essential to calculate both deductions simultaneously, along with penalties for moisture and sulfur/phosphorus impurities, to prevent any miscalculations.
  • Dispute Resolution: If the contract does not explicitly state the upper limit for SiO₂, industry norms are usually referenced (e.g., acid-grade fluorspar generally requires SiO₂ ≤10-14%). However, this can easily lead to trade disputes. It is highly recommended to obtain written confirmation for any supplementary terms.
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