The Design, Construction and Commissioning of No. 2 Concentrator, Mount Isa Mines Limited

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

The ore treatment expansion programme at Mount Isa Mines required the erection of a new lead-zinc concentrator to be known as No. 2 Concentrator. This concentrator was designed by Western-Knapp Engineering Company in conjunction with staff of Mount Isa Mines Limited. Metallurgical design followed conventional wet milling practice, but the size of many plant units is larger than previously used at Mount Isa. The. total capacity of the new plant is 150,000 tons per four weekly period, and the plant is designed to operate in two equal parallel sections.Erection was contracted on a turnkey basis, and the plant was commissioned as a production unit on 23rd June 1966.The existing concentrator, No. I, was converted to treat all copper ore, and the total capacity of the two plants is now 390,000 tons per four weekly period.
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APA:  (1968)  The Design, Construction and Commissioning of No. 2 Concentrator, Mount Isa Mines Limited

MLA: The Design, Construction and Commissioning of No. 2 Concentrator, Mount Isa Mines Limited. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1968.

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