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mining in Indonesia is: average Fe content for primary iron is 47.144%, iron sand has an average Fe content of 47.08% and laterite iron has an average Fe content of 30.26%. Reference to the criteria for the metal content of the average iron content of ironstone
Indonesia has great iron mineral resources, comprising primary iron ore (17 %), iron sand (8 %) and lateritic iron ore (75 %). Nowadays, Indonesia’s primary iron (hematite, magnetite) has not been em-powered yet, due to the scattered area of the resources location.
destination for indonesia’s exports of copper concentrate, nickel ore, and bauxite, receiving 47%, 96%, and 100%, respectively. indonesia’s exports of iron and steel, including ferroalloys and ferrous products, increased by 28% to $7.4 billion in 2019 (United nations statistics division, 2021).
Indonesia has great iron mineral resources, comprising primary iron ore (17 %), iron sand (8 %) and lateritic iron ore (75 %). Nowadays, Indonesia’s primary iron (hematite, magnetite) has not been em- powered yet, due to the scattered area of the resources location.
Input-output analysis, a fundamental method of quantitative economics, is applied to determine the potential economic impact of the objectives set out by the export ban. The research assesses Indonesias input- output data for the year 2010, focusing on 13 mining-related sectors.
This research method uses a literature review of various iron ore mining companies, district and provincial mining and energy offices, government regulations, ministerial data, and others related to industrial smelter development planning.
In 2017, Indonesia was the world’s second-ranked producer of mined tin, accounting for 27% of total mine production and 17% of the world’s reserves. Indonesia was also the world’s second-ranked producer of mined nickel, accounting for 16% of total mine production and 6% of the world’s reserves.
