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Carbon In Pulp

CIP: leaching first, then separate adsorption

In CIP, leaching is completed in dedicated tanks, then the pulp moves to separate adsorption tanks containing activated carbon.

The CIP process journey

Preparation

1

Raw ore

Receiving and preparing the ore.

2

Crushing & grinding

Reducing ore size to liberate gold.

3

Slurry preparation

Mixing ground ore with water to form the pulp.

Leaching stage

4

Leaching tanks

LEACHING KING works in the leaching tanks.

LEACHING KING

Separate adsorption stage

5

Adsorption tanks

In separate tanks, activated carbon adsorbs the dissolved gold.

LEACHING KING ACTIVATED CARBON

Recovery

6

Carbon separation

Separating the loaded carbon from the pulp.

7

Gold recovery

Recovering gold from the loaded carbon.

8

Final gold

The final gold product.

Leaching first, then adsorption in separate tanks.

LEACHING KING

In CIP, LEACHING KING works in the leaching tanks that precede the separate adsorption stage.

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LEACHING KING ACTIVATED CARBON

In CIP, activated carbon works in separate adsorption tanks that follow the completed leaching stage.

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