Influence of Environmental Regulations on the Design of Barrick Goldstrike?s Roaster Off-gas Cleaning Circuit

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Andy Cole
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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9
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283 KB
Publication Date:
May 1, 2002

Abstract

Barrick Gold recently implemented an oxygen roasting process to treat carbonaceous ore from its Goldstrike property in Nevada. One of the key project challenges was the design of the roaster gas cleaning system, which was driven by the requirements of a strict air permit and the need to achieve very high reliability. The roaster gas systems include multiple stages of wet particulate collection, a dual-alkali SO2 scrubber, mercury scrubbing, CO oxidation and NOx reduction. This paper describes the gas system, the influence of regulations on project implementation, and performance of the system.
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APA: Andy Cole  (2002)  Influence of Environmental Regulations on the Design of Barrick Goldstrike?s Roaster Off-gas Cleaning Circuit

MLA: Andy Cole Influence of Environmental Regulations on the Design of Barrick Goldstrike?s Roaster Off-gas Cleaning Circuit. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2002.

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