Gold Recovery Process
Gold Recovery Process

Carbon-in-Pulp (CIP)

Activated carbon and Eco-friendly gold recovery reagent coordinated in a carbon-in-pulp circuit

PROCESS OVERVIEW

In the CIP process, leached slurry passes through adsorption tanks where coconut shell activated carbon captures dissolved gold, while LX30 reagent supports the all-sliming carbon-in-pulp flowsheet.

Carbon-in-Pulp (CIP) is a gold recovery process in which ore is leached with cyanide and the dissolved gold is then adsorbed onto activated carbon in a series of agitated tanks. YX-carbon supplies both the coconut shell activated carbon (YX series and NS series) for the adsorption circuit and the LX30 eco-friendly precious metal ore dressing reagent used in the all-sliming CIP flowsheet.

Suitable Applications

Gold Processing PlantsCarbon-in-Pulp (CIP)Precious Metal Recovery