Gold Recovery Carbons Grade LC 0816 Granular Activated Carbon |
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Coconut Shell Based Activated Carbon, which is steam activated, and has large pore volume which makes it highly suitable for the recovery of gold in Carbon in Leach & Carbon in Pulp Process. The carbon has been developed to maximize gold loading with rapid adsorption kinetics and consistent in circuit performance. Coupled with the high attrition resistance of the carbon with low platelet makes the product an ideal carbon for gold producers. This product is proven to be successful in the gold industry throughout the world including South Africa, Australia, Russia and North America.
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| Iodine No |
1150 mg/g min |
ASTM D4607-94 |
| CTC (CCL4) Activity |
55 %min |
ASTM D3467-88 |
| Apparent Density |
0.45 TO 0.56 g/cc |
ASTM D2854-96 |
| Ball Pan Hardness |
98% Min |
ASTM D3820-79 |
| Moisture Content |
< 5% |
ASTM D2867-99 |
| ASH Content |
< 3% |
ASTM D2866-94 |
| pH Value |
9 to 11 |
JIS K1474 ASTM D2862-82 |
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| Particle Size Distribution |
| Mesh |
+8 |
(+2.36mm) |
< 5% |
| Mesh |
-8 +16 |
(-2.36+1.18mm) |
> 90% |
| Mesh |
-16 |
(-1.18mm) |
< 5% |
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| Notes: - The typical analysis are the average analysis figures based on previous year's production, and may fluctuate due the base material. |
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Applications
- Recovery of gold in Carbon in Leach (CIL) plants.
- Recovery of gold in Carbon in Pulp (CIP) plants.
- Heap Leach Recovery.
BENEFITS
- Selected pore size for maximum gold loading
- Rapid adsorption kinetics
- Consistent Performance
- Strictly Controlled Size Distribution
- Can be Reactivated
- Low attrition Values
- Low platelet Concentration
- Maximum gold liberation during elution
- Suitable for CIP/CIL Plant
- Proven successful in many gold mines
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Activated Carbon for Gold Recovery
The process flow diagram illustrates a typical Carbon in Leach ( CIL) circuit used in the recovery of gold from mined ores. The ore is crushed and milled and the resulting classified ore/water slurry is thickened before passing to a series of CIL mechanically agitated contactors.
In the CIL contactors gold is leached from the ore and is adsorbed into Granular activated carbon LC0816, which is present in each stage. Inter stage screens are employed to allow the pulp to flow from one stage to another while at the same time retaining the carbon in the individual contactors.
The carbon is transferred counter-current to the pulp flow. The loaded carbon is then washed with acid to remove all the mineral contaminants after which it is transferred to an elution column.
Gold is eluted from the loaded carbon by using a concentrated sodium cyanide/ sodium hydroxide at an elevated temperature and pressure. The resulting gold solution is passed to electro winning cell where gold is deposited onto steel cathodes. The loaded cathodes are removed and process smelted to produce gold bullion (Dore).
The spent carbon is then regenerated in a regeneration kiln. The recovered carbon is then screened and returned to the adsorption circuit.
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