Gold sulfide (Au₂S) roasting method is a high-temperature oxidation treatment method. Through high-temperature roasting, the sulfur element in the gold sulfide is converted into gaseous sulfur dioxide (SO₂), and the gold is converted into an extractable oxidized state or metallic gold. This process is mainly used for the pre-smelting treatment of gold sulfide ore or gold-containing sulfides.
The rationality of mineral processing flowsheets directly impacts production efficiency and must be formulated based on ore testing, production practices, and practical conditions.
Gold extraction from carbon-in-leach (CIL) is an efficient gold extraction process that combines gold leaching with adsorption processes to reduce equipment and energy consumption and improve gold recovery.
Choosing the appropriate rotary kiln equipment requires careful consideration of various factors, including material type, production requirements, kiln design, equipment performance, and the manufacturer's reputation.
As the industry moves forward, the integration of smart automation and digital monitoring with modular plants will further enhance productivity in iron ore processing, copper processing, and mineral dressing operations.
When it comes to modern gold extraction, two of the most widely used methods are Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) and Carbon-in-Pulp (CIP). While they share similarities, there are key differences that can influence efficiency, cost, and plant design. Understanding these processes can help mining operations choose the right solution for their needs.
In today’s mining industry, mineral processing technology is evolving rapidly to improve efficiency, recovery rate, and sustainability. From traditional crushing and grinding to advanced separation and concentration methods, modern ore dressing equipment plays a vital role in maximizing mineral recovery while reducing energy consumption.
In the mining and quarrying industries, the efficiency and flexibility of production lines directly impact a company's costs and profitability. In recent years, more and more companies have begun to focus on mobile crushing solutions as an alternative to traditional fixed production lines. The advantages of mobile production lines are particularly prominent in small quarries or deep mining environments.
In recent years, with the accelerated pace of urbanization in my country, the number of building demolition and urban renewal projects has continued to increase, leading to a surge in the amount of construction waste generated. Statistics show that construction waste now accounts for over 40% of municipal solid waste. Efficiently and environmentally friendly disposal of this waste has become a key issue for sustainable urban development. Mobile construction waste recycling and crushing stations, with their flexibility, high processing efficiency, and controllable recycled aggregate quality, are becoming a key component of "zero-waste" construction sites.
In the mining and aggregate industry, materials such as granite and basalt are known for their high hardness, which makes crushing a challenge. The traditional jaw crusher + impact crusher two-stage process is common, but when dealing with ores with a compressive strength of ≥250 MPa, it often suffers from fast wear, insufficient capacity, and high maintenance costs.
Cone crusher, as secondary or tertiary crushing equipment in mining and sand and gravel aggregate production, are widely used due to their high crushing ratio, high efficiency, and fine particle size. However, over time, cone crushers can experience various malfunctions.
In sand and gravel aggregate production, construction projects, and concrete mixing, particle size and mesh count are important indicators of aggregate quality. Understanding their meaning and relationship not only helps select the right materials but also improves project quality and production efficiency.
The jaw crusher is the most common primary crushing equipment used in mines, mineral processing plants, sand and gravel yards, and construction aggregate production lines. It is popular for its simple structure, high crushing ratio, and high output. However, due to its high operating inertia, heavy loads, hard materials, and harsh operating environment, various malfunctions are inevitable over time.
The toggle plate of a jaw crusher serves not only to transmit power and drive the movable jaw to swing back and forth, but also as a safety device and a means for discharge opening adjustment.
CIP (Carbon-in-Pulp) is a gold cyanidation process where gold is leached from ore and then adsorbed onto activated carbon suspended in the pulp. It differs from the CIL (Carbon-in-Leach) process mainly in that the leaching and carbon adsorption steps are done sequentially, rather than simultaneously.
Copper ore flotation is currently the most widely used method in copper ore beneficiation, widely used for the recovery and purification of various copper minerals such as chalcopyrite, chalcocite, and bornite. With increasing ore complexity and decreasing resource grade, improving flotation recovery and copper concentrate grade has become a core goal for mining companies to enhance profitability.