Technology of Gold Recovery from Preg-Robbing Ores

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
V M. Mullov M A. Vinokurova
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Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

Due to treatment of refractory carbonaceous low-grade gold ores a new technology providing improved precious metal recovery is required. For this reason, a technology including gravity, flotation, recleaning of the flotation concentrate, intensive cyanidation of the gravity concentrate and carbon in leach (CIL)-process for intensive cyanidation tailings and the recleaned concentrate was developed. The proposed technology allows to decrease preg-robbing activities of concentrates treated by subsequent cyanidation. Total gold recovery by the proposed technology from the ore with a head grade of 0.8 g/t was 83.9 per cent. The gold loading onto the activated carbon from CIL process was 6.500 g/t.
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APA: V M. Mullov M A. Vinokurova  (2007)  Technology of Gold Recovery from Preg-Robbing Ores

MLA: V M. Mullov M A. Vinokurova Technology of Gold Recovery from Preg-Robbing Ores. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2007.

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