The recovery of sulphur, from residues uranium, and gold

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
W. T. Ruhmer F. Botha J. S. Adams
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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9
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754 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1978

Abstract

The report describes the Amuran project in the Welkom area, which is being conducted by six members of the Anglo American Group. The project comprises three plants for the flotation of pyrite, a twin-stream uranium plant in which 'high-grade' slimes and pyrite can be leached separately, a pyriteburning sulphuric acid plant, and a plant for the recovery of gold from calcines. Details of these plants including capital costs and estimated production are given. Mention is made of the adsorption of gold onto activated charcoal and wet high-intensity magnetic separation as possible suitable processes for these residues.
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APA: W. T. Ruhmer F. Botha J. S. Adams  (1978)  The recovery of sulphur, from residues uranium, and gold

MLA: W. T. Ruhmer F. Botha J. S. Adams The recovery of sulphur, from residues uranium, and gold. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1978.

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