Re-Grind Practice at Canadian Exploration Limited

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
H. A. Steane
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1958

Abstract

THIS PAPER describes the re-grind section in the 2,000-ton per day, lead-zinc flotation mill of Canadian Exploration Limited, near Salmo, B.C. There are two re-grind units in operation, one in the lead circuit, and one in the zinc circuit. In each unit, the rougher concentrate is re-ground ahead of the cleaning circuit. These re-grind units have made valuable improvements in the concentrate grade, and with no loss in recovery by over-grinding galena or sphalerite. Since the initial installation of this re-grind section, the plant throughput has been increased gradually from 1,600 tons to 2,000 tons per twenty-four hours, and, as shown by the screen analysis of mill tailing, a coarser overall grind has been accepted, from 55 per cent to 45 per ?cent minus 200 mesh. There has been no increase in grinding capacity, but two mills have been taken from the main grinding circuit and used for the re-grind circuit.
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APA: H. A. Steane  (1958)  Re-Grind Practice at Canadian Exploration Limited

MLA: H. A. Steane Re-Grind Practice at Canadian Exploration Limited. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1958.

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