Heap Rinsing Using The Inco S02/air Process

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. H. Robbins E. A. Devuyst
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

The Inco process can be retrofitted into a typical heap operation with minimum capital. Capital cost for a mid to large size heap would be less than 1 cent/ton. Operating costs are typically in the order of 8 cents/ton. Ammonium bisulphite is the preferred reagent. The process provides the equivalent of fresh water r?1s­ing and thus minimizes the time of the _nnse program. A typical heap (the Snow Caps Mine, California) was rinsed completely
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APA: G. H. Robbins E. A. Devuyst  (1996)  Heap Rinsing Using The Inco S02/air Process

MLA: G. H. Robbins E. A. Devuyst Heap Rinsing Using The Inco S02/air Process . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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