Refractory Gold: The Role Of Pressure Oxidation

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Roman M. G. S. Berezowsky D. Robert Weir
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Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Pressure oxidation can virtually always render refractory auriferous sulphidic ores and concentrates amenable to cyanidation. Its effectiveness as a pretreatment of refractory gold feedstocks is reflected by the successful startup and operation, over the past four years, of four commercial plants. At least three more are scheduled to come on stream during the next three years. Over the past eight years, a variety of ores and concentrates have been subjected to integrated miniplant testing and process demonstration by Sherritt, and data derived from these studies have been used in the design and construction of several of the commercial facilities. Some factors affecting the selection of pressure oxidation in gold recovery processing are discussed.
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APA: Roman M. G. S. Berezowsky D. Robert Weir  (1989)  Refractory Gold: The Role Of Pressure Oxidation

MLA: Roman M. G. S. Berezowsky D. Robert Weir Refractory Gold: The Role Of Pressure Oxidation. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1989.

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