Golden Sunlight - A New Gold Mining Operation (5fd00331-65ab-4ea4-912e-43fb9f4d9bf0)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
T. J. Smolik G. F. Ziesing E. F. Loros
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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5
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

The Golden Sunlight mine began full-scale operations in February 1983 with a conventional open-pit mine supplying 4536 t/d (5000 stpd) of milling ore. After crushing and grinding, the ore is leached with cyanide solution in large agitation tanks. Soluble gold values are removed from the sand portion of the leached ore with five stages of countercurrent washing cyclones. After thickening of the cyclone-wash overflow slurry, the gold is recovered in activated carbon with a six-stage carbon-in-pulp circuit and a five-stage upflow carbon column circuit. Pressure stripping, carbon reactivation, electrowinning, and refining complete the gold recovery process.
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APA: T. J. Smolik G. F. Ziesing E. F. Loros  (1985)  Golden Sunlight - A New Gold Mining Operation (5fd00331-65ab-4ea4-912e-43fb9f4d9bf0)

MLA: T. J. Smolik G. F. Ziesing E. F. Loros Golden Sunlight - A New Gold Mining Operation (5fd00331-65ab-4ea4-912e-43fb9f4d9bf0). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1985.

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