In-depth Analysis: A Classic Renovation Case of 300t/d Gold Flotation Plant in Yunnan

 Many old gold processing plants encounter low recovery rate and unstable production after long-term operation, and unreasonable flotation technology is one of the main reasons. The 300 tons per day gold mine project in Yunnan is a typical and valuable renovation case in the field of gold flotation.

The raw ore of this mine is mainly composed of pyrite, with extremely fine gold grains closely symbiosed with metal sulfide minerals. The original production adopted the combined flow of one roughing, two cleaning and two scavenging. However, due to surface oxidation of arsenic and antimony minerals in the ore, a large amount of flotation reagents were adsorbed, leading to poor overall flotation effect. Faced with this dilemma, the mine cooperated with professional teams to carry out comprehensive process renovation.
The core renovation scheme replaced the original cyclone tailings treatment with staged grinding and flotation, adjusted the quantity of flotation equipment and optimized the reagent application rules. After the upgrade, the production indicators were significantly improved. Before renovation, the gold recovery rate was only 81.80%, while it rose to 90.62% after optimization. The gold grade of tailings dropped from 0.68g/t to 0.34g/t, which means fewer gold resources are wasted.
The upgraded staged grinding and flotation process is not only easier for workers to operate, but also realizes early recovery of valuable minerals from high-impurity ore. It optimizes the slurry separation environment and guarantees long-term stable operation.
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