Mill and Cyanide Plant of Chiksan Mines, Korea

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Charles De Witt
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 5, 1915

Abstract

The ore treated at the reduction plant (called Yangdei) of the Chiksan -Mining Co., Korea, is brought from four of the company mines, and from the small tribute mines. The largest shipments conic from Sajunkohl mule, situated about a mile and a half from the mill (Fig. 1). The ore is quartz of medium hardness. The overage assay value in gold is $6.95 per ton. At the mine the ore is put into bin,, and is Mien trammed over an 8 per cent. grade to the tipple bins above the mill, where the ore is drawn through the hull holes as desired. The capacity of the tipple bins is about 3,500 tons. On, from Moonsukohl, Chung Tarrie, Yang Chun, and the tribute mines is brought in by bulls and bull wagons. The bulls carry from 350 to 800 lb.; the average wagon load is about 1,200 lb. (Fig. 2). One shovelful of ore out of every ten is taken as a sample. Considerable ore
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APA: Charles De Witt  (1915)  Mill and Cyanide Plant of Chiksan Mines, Korea

MLA: Charles De Witt Mill and Cyanide Plant of Chiksan Mines, Korea. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1915.

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