Newmont Gold Company Refractory Ore Plant Selection of a Dry Grinding Process

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Trent A. Tempel
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

In 1989 Newmont Gold company initiated a project to develop a treatment process for higher grade refractory gold ores to be mined from deposits along the Carlin Trend in Nevada. Extensive laboratory and pilot testing have identified a unique whole ore roasting process for oxidizing these ores prior to gold recovery by conventional cyanidation techniques. Subsequent detailed engineering studies by Fluor Daniel evaluated three different dry grinding flowsheets for feed preparation to this roasting circuit. The selected flowsheet will incorporate a two compartment ball mill with an attached drying chamber that is driven by a 11.2 MW (15,000 hp) wrap-around motor.
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APA: Trent A. Tempel  (1993)  Newmont Gold Company Refractory Ore Plant Selection of a Dry Grinding Process

MLA: Trent A. Tempel Newmont Gold Company Refractory Ore Plant Selection of a Dry Grinding Process. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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