Chemical and Electrometallurgical Mining
Leaching is one stage in the refining process of high-value minerals by dissolving the mineral (such as gold) (a solid) using an acid or base solution, resulting in a liquid (dissolved) state. The target can be extracted through electrowinning or coagulation (precipitation). The system's capacity can be tailored to the client's needs.
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Electrowinning This is the process of depositing dissolved, high-value materials using anode and cathode poles and an electric current. This causes the material to adhere to one of the poles.
Flotation (flotation method) is a technique used for mineral extraction by utilizing the properties between phases in a solid system– liquid– Gas. Gold, for example, rises to the top of the water in a flotation system and is recovered from there. The process can be tailored to extract all types of precious metals. We build sulfide mineral separation installations (galena, aurium, PGM, copper, etc.) using flotation technology. This flotation system can operate at a lower cost than conventional technology and produces clean output minerals and maximum separation (recovery) rates.
Coagulation (precipitation) is the process of precipitating dissolved high-value minerals using chemicals. The chemical methods used to precipitate valuable minerals must comply with modern standards to be safe for miners, surrounding communities and the natural environment.
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