The Gold extraction machinery processes gold-containing materials using the carbon in pulp (CIP) method to efficiently extract gold.
The grinding process involves preparing raw materials by crushing gold-containing materials to a particle size generally less than 28 mesh and removing impurities like wood chips.
Stirring leaching involves using 5-8 stirred tanks to promote the cyanidation method, allowing for effective gold extraction from the slurry.
The cyanide slurry enters an agitated adsorption tank where activated carbon absorbs dissolved gold, facilitated by a grid screen and slurry elevator to optimize carbon flow.
The bridge screen reduces wear on activated carbon and prevents blockages by allowing for effective flow and cleaning with compressed air.
Gold-loaded carbon desorption is a method that reduces chemical consumption while allowing for rapid desorption of gold from activated carbon, with precautions taken to avoid boiling.
Activated carbon is treated with dilute sulfuric or nitric acid to remove accumulations and is then thermally activated to restore its adsorption activity for reuse.
The process involves adding fresh or regenerated activated carbon to the last adsorption tank, allowing for countercurrent movement that maximizes gold extraction efficiency.
This machinery boasts a fast adsorption rate and a high ore recovery rate, leading to more efficient gold extraction and lower operational costs.
The machinery is designed to process various gold-containing materials, including ores and concentrates suitable for cyanidation.
Yes, this high-efficiency mining machine is ideal for large-scale gold extraction operations due to its advanced processing capabilities.
Safety measures include cooling the liquid before desorption to prevent boiling and splashing, thus ensuring a safe working environment.
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Regular maintenance involves checking and cleaning the activated carbon system, ensuring proper functioning of stirring tanks, and monitoring chemical usage.
The lifespan can vary based on usage and maintenance, but with proper care, it can last several years in a high-efficiency mining environment.
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