MINERAL PROCESSING

Bench and Pilot Scale

GRAVITY CONCENTRATION

Gravity separation dates back to 3000 BC when Egyptians used the technique for the separation of gold.

The suitability of a Gravity Concentration Process is determined before it is employed for the Concentration of an ore.

 Video: Shaker Table Fine Gold Line

Centrifugal Concentration

Spiral Concentration

Jigs

CRUSHING AND  GRINDING

Bench & Pilot Scale

Particle Size Analyzer (PSA)

Particle size analysis, particle size measurement, or simply particle sizing is the collective name of the technical procedures, or laboratory techniques which determines the size, range, the average, and/or mean size of the particles in a powder or liquid sample.

FINE GRINDING 

Fine Grinding to >10 Microns

1 Ton Capacity Attrition Mill

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MINERAL PROCESSING 

FROTH FLOTATION

Froth Flotation was initially developed to separate sulfide minerals such as chalcopyrite from gangue. Collectors and frothers are added to a slurry to attach selected minerals to air bubbles to float them to the surface to be collected as a concentrate. Many sulfide and oxide minerals can be floated.

• Standard Agitated Cell Flotation

• Tall Column Flotation

ALTERNATIVE LEACHING TECHNIQUES

• Mineral & Organic Acid Leach

• Halogen Compounds- Environmentally Benign

• Halogen Leaching

• Ultra Sonic Enhanced Leaching

• Autoclave POX​

AUTOCLAVE

HIGH PRESSURE OXIDATION

METAL RECOVERY FROM SOLUTION

• Ion Exchange

• Carbon

• Precipitation

• Electrowinning

MAGNETIC & ELECTROSTATIC SEPARATION

Minerals can be conductive or non-conductive, which allows separation (such as gold) from quartz.

Minerals have varying degrees of susceptibility to magnetic fields, which provides the ability to separate minerals. Highly magnetic minerals such as magnetite and some garnets can be separated from paramagnetic minerals such as rutile and zircon.

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