The 2,000-Ton Leaching Plant At Anaconda

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Frederick Laist
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Jan 8, 1916

Abstract

AFTER a series of experiments covering a period of about three years, ending from the spring of 19iJ.2 to the spring of 1915, a 2,000-ton leaching plant for the treatment of the accumulated copper concentrator tailing was built and put into operation. During the experimental period, the first step was that of laboratory experiments or beaker leaches. The results on this small scale were so satisfactory that a small operating plant, capable of handling 5 tons of roasted tailing per day, was installed. Again, the results proved satisfactory and an 80­ton plant was built and operated continuously from August until February, 1913. In this plant, full-sized roasting and leaching units were
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APA: Frederick Laist  (1916)  The 2,000-Ton Leaching Plant At Anaconda

MLA: Frederick Laist The 2,000-Ton Leaching Plant At Anaconda. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1916.

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