History Of Newmont?s Gold Treatment Facilities (Refinery) At The Carlin Operations - History

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Abstract

Newmont has been producing gold from the Carlin Trend for over 45 years. Naturally the focus, scale and complexity of the operations have changed considerably over this time. Newmont discovered and developed the Carlin Main ore body which is located about 32 km (20 miles) north of Carlin Nevada. The property was developed as a one mine one gold mill treatment plant operation which produced about 6,200 kg (200,000 Troy ounces) of dorè gold bars per year. The initial mine, mill and gold refining facilities were relatively small in comparison to today?s standards. The milling circuit used the Merrill-Crowe zinc precipitation process to recover dissolved gold and prepare a concentrated precious metal ?precipitate? to be melted into a dorè bar for sale.
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APA:  (2012)  History Of Newmont?s Gold Treatment Facilities (Refinery) At The Carlin Operations - History

MLA: History Of Newmont?s Gold Treatment Facilities (Refinery) At The Carlin Operations - History. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2012.

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