Gold ore crushing processing
Gold ore is a type of ore that contains gold particles. The processing of gold ore involves crushing, grinding, and extracting the gold using chemical methods.
Here are the steps involved in gold ore processing:
Crushing: The first step in processing gold ore is to crush the ore into smaller pieces. This is usually done using a jaw crusher or a cone crusher. The crushed ore is then sent to a ball mill, where it is ground down further. Sent gold ore into a series of crushers (jaw crusher, HPT hydraulic cone crusher, etc.) and grinding mills (MTW European version trapezium mill, vertical mill, ball mill, etc.) to reduce the size of the ore particles and expose the mineral.
Grinding: The ground ore is then sent to a series of vibrating screens to separate out the larger particles. The smaller particles are sent to a cyanide solution, which dissolves the gold.
Flotation process or a weak cyanide solution to the slurry, this process removes up to 93 percent of the gold and 70 percent of the silver from the ore. And then the gold is pulled from the solution and attaches to the carbon. We then "strip" the gold from the carbon by washing it with a caustic cyanide solution. The carbon is later recycled.
Gold ore processing is a complex process that requires specialized equipment and expertise. It is important to ensure that proper safety precautions are taken during each step of the process to ensure the safety of workers and the environment.
Our equipment is used in: Malaysia
Processing material: gold ore
Output: 500 tons/day
Equipment configuration: PE series jaw break + HST series single cylinder hydraulic cone break + HPT series multi-cylinder hydraulic cone break
Customer feedback:
I used Liming Heavy Industry specially designed process and equipment configuration, which I am very satisfied with. It not only has reasonable configuration, high degree of automation, large output, and thoughtful after-sales service, but more importantly, I can get higher economic profits from it. The original plan is to recover the cost within two years, but now it seems that about one year is enough.
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