Comparative Carbon Management Practices Of Newcrest Operating Gold Plants

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
A. Showell R. Dunne P. Gelfi V. Martins R. Jenkins G. Hill
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

Carbon attrition losses are not usually a prime consideration for CIP equipment selection and CIP plant design. However, the costs as a result of carbon attrition and associated gold lost with carbon can be high. Recorded carbon losses for Newcrest operating gold plants were shown to vary widely from plant to plant. The Tuckabiana plant recorded an overall loss of only 0.3g carbon /t ore which is very low by industry standards. A comparative carbon management study was undertaken by Newcrest to highlight the reasons for the excellent record of Tuckabiana operation compared to other Newcrest plants. This paper discusses the results of the comparative study and high­lights areas of concern with respect to carbon attrition.
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APA: A. Showell R. Dunne P. Gelfi V. Martins R. Jenkins G. Hill  (1995)  Comparative Carbon Management Practices Of Newcrest Operating Gold Plants

MLA: A. Showell R. Dunne P. Gelfi V. Martins R. Jenkins G. Hill Comparative Carbon Management Practices Of Newcrest Operating Gold Plants . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1995.

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