Comparison of Merrill-Crowe Precipitation and Carbon Adsorption for Precious Metals Recovery

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Fuerstenau MC
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Zinc cementation and carbon adsorption are both presently used for precious metals recovery from cyanide leach solutions. Each of these techniques exhibits unique processing features which renders them suitable to treat solutions with different properties and in different applications. In this study, the two processes are reviewed and compared. Operating data from a number of Merrill-Crowe precipitation and carbon adsorption plants in North America have been obtained and used in this analysis. The relative capital and operating costs for the two processes have also been considered.
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APA: Fuerstenau MC  (1993)  Comparison of Merrill-Crowe Precipitation and Carbon Adsorption for Precious Metals Recovery

MLA: Fuerstenau MC Comparison of Merrill-Crowe Precipitation and Carbon Adsorption for Precious Metals Recovery. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1993.

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