Gold Mining Blog
Start Up as a Pro: Why Your First Wash Plant Matters
In gold mining, the equipment you start with defines your results. Most startup operations fail not because the gold isn’t there — but because recovery systems are poorly designed, outdated, or simply not suited for the job. While too many startups rely on improvised...
DOVE CONTAINERIZED WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
As clean water remains inaccessible in many rural parts of Africa, this has led to a dangerous spike in waterborne diseases in recent years. According to OCHA “About 188,000 cholera cases, including 3,000 related deaths, have been reported in eight countries in...
DANGERS OF MERCURY USE IN GOLD MINING
Mercury use in gold mining issue became global. Millions of artisan and small-scale gold miners in more than 70 countries use mercury, causing more mercury pollution on Earth than any other human activity.
NOTES ABOUT CYANIDE BAN PRACTICE, GOLD MINING
Traditionally used in the mining of precious metals like gold, cyanide is a highly toxic chemical, putting the miner workers and residents in the mine area at risk. In Ghana multiple cyanide spills of varying magnitude have occurred at gold and silver mines over the...
GRAVITY SEPARATION IN GOLD RECOVERY
The process involved in concentration, recovery and separation stages is based on the concept of Gravity Separation (Gravity Concentration). Gravity separation has been tested and approved as one of the best techniques for the concentration of free flowing minerals....