AbstractThe article discusses the possibility of reducing environmental risks and resources by finding ways to optimize technology solutions with a computer program that simulates the heap leaching process. It is shown that the main role in the design and operational control plays simulation and an understanding of the structure and movement of the concentration fronts of substances – leaching participants within the heap. The examples of process control by conventional technological parameters – density of irrigation, fineness crushing or agglomeration bulk and height of the heap – show the attainability a significant reduction in of leaching time and as a result, reducing consumption of energy, water and sodium cyanide. The latter is a ma...
Heap leaching is a well-established extractive metallurgical technology enabling the economical proc...
Heap leaching is an industrially relevant process for extracting metal values from marginal ores and...
Copyright © 2015 Taylor & Francis. This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor ...
The article discusses the possibility of reducing environmental risks and resources by finding ways ...
AbstractThe article discusses the possibility of reducing environmental risks and resources by findi...
Ore leaching techniques combined with solution treatment procedures offer exceptional conditions to ...
The importance of mine planning is often underestimated. Nonetheless, it is essential in achieving h...
Managing of large amounts of water in mining and mineral processing sites remains a concern in both ...
Heap leach operations typically employ some form of modelling and forecasting tools to predict cash ...
A comprehensive heap leach model, developed within a computational fluid dynamics software framework...
Journal ArticleThe application of computers to the control and study of mineral processing operatio...
Heap leaching involves the application of a leach solution onto stacked low grade ores. Solution per...
Heap leaching in the mining industry had become a fairly sophisticated practice at least 500 years a...
A comminution process is a material size reduction and separation process which is primarily used in...
Bibliography: pages 113-123.This dissertation describes the development of a dynamic simulator for t...
Heap leaching is a well-established extractive metallurgical technology enabling the economical proc...
Heap leaching is an industrially relevant process for extracting metal values from marginal ores and...
Copyright © 2015 Taylor & Francis. This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor ...
The article discusses the possibility of reducing environmental risks and resources by finding ways ...
AbstractThe article discusses the possibility of reducing environmental risks and resources by findi...
Ore leaching techniques combined with solution treatment procedures offer exceptional conditions to ...
The importance of mine planning is often underestimated. Nonetheless, it is essential in achieving h...
Managing of large amounts of water in mining and mineral processing sites remains a concern in both ...
Heap leach operations typically employ some form of modelling and forecasting tools to predict cash ...
A comprehensive heap leach model, developed within a computational fluid dynamics software framework...
Journal ArticleThe application of computers to the control and study of mineral processing operatio...
Heap leaching involves the application of a leach solution onto stacked low grade ores. Solution per...
Heap leaching in the mining industry had become a fairly sophisticated practice at least 500 years a...
A comminution process is a material size reduction and separation process which is primarily used in...
Bibliography: pages 113-123.This dissertation describes the development of a dynamic simulator for t...
Heap leaching is a well-established extractive metallurgical technology enabling the economical proc...
Heap leaching is an industrially relevant process for extracting metal values from marginal ores and...
Copyright © 2015 Taylor & Francis. This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor ...