Precious Metal Heap Leaching In A High Rainfall Alpine Setting At The Barrick Gold Pierina Mine In Peru

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. Bee R. Espinel Z. Gavelan X. Ochoa Y. Roditis
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Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

In August 1996 Barrick Gold Corporation acquired the Pierina property, an advanced stage exploration project, high in the Andean Cordillera of Peru and in November 1998, in a record time of just over two years, poured the first gold. After more than three years of a very successful operation at some of the lowest operating costs in the world, this presentation serves to briefly describe the project through design, construction and start-up and in particular to spotlight some of the challenges that have been overcome in valley heap leaching in a high rainfall, alpine setting.
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APA: G. Bee R. Espinel Z. Gavelan X. Ochoa Y. Roditis  (2002)  Precious Metal Heap Leaching In A High Rainfall Alpine Setting At The Barrick Gold Pierina Mine In Peru

MLA: G. Bee R. Espinel Z. Gavelan X. Ochoa Y. Roditis Precious Metal Heap Leaching In A High Rainfall Alpine Setting At The Barrick Gold Pierina Mine In Peru. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2002.

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