Process Control Of And Changes In Precious Metals Precipitate Retorting At Paradise Peak Mine

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. W. Armbrust
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

At FHC Gold Company's Paradise Peak Mine gold and silver are produced. Precious metals recovery rates are very satisfactory along with the recovery and production of a relative high volume of mercury. At Paradise Peak precious metals are recovered via the Merrill-Crowe process and delivered to the refinery area as a mercury-bearing precipitate cake. The recovery of mercury is then obtained through a vacuum retort system. The balance of the material is mixed with fluxes and then melted and cast into dore' bars for shipping. Issues of retort capacity and concerns over efficiency led to research into the retort process itself.
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APA: C. W. Armbrust  (1990)  Process Control Of And Changes In Precious Metals Precipitate Retorting At Paradise Peak Mine

MLA: C. W. Armbrust Process Control Of And Changes In Precious Metals Precipitate Retorting At Paradise Peak Mine. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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