Fine Gold Recovery With A Reichert Cone - A Case History

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Thomas J. Ferree
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

A Reichert cone concentrator was installed in an aggregate plant circuit to recover the extremely fine "flour gold" known to exist in the deposit. The gold content of the bank-run gravels averages about 0.1 grams per ton (about $1.45 per ton), based upon $14.47/g (345O/ounce) gold. Tine Reichert cone, in conjunction with a conventional shaking table, re- covers in excess of 85% of the gold. A screen analysis of the gold particles shows 44.1% is -i4 microns (-200 mesh) in size. The plant operates with a two-man crew.
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APA: Thomas J. Ferree  (1981)  Fine Gold Recovery With A Reichert Cone - A Case History

MLA: Thomas J. Ferree Fine Gold Recovery With A Reichert Cone - A Case History. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1981.

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