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Experimental study on the beneficiation of an overseas gold-antimony deposit

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  • State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology,BGRIMM Technology Group|State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology,BGRIMM Technology Group|South Africa Cheetah Mining Co.,Ltd.Xinganglian Group|State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology,BGRIMM Technology Group|State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology,BGRIMM Technology Group|State Key Laboratory of Mineral Processing Science and Technology,BGRIMM Technology Group
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Abstract:

Gold and antimony are of great importance to the national economy.To achieve efficient and comprehensive recovery of gold and antimony from a gold-antimony deposit while reducing environmental pollution,a study on process mineralogy and flotation experiments was conducted.The results of the process mineralogy study showed that the ore has a gold grade of 2.16 g/t and an antimony grade of 0.67 %,both of which are of recoverable value.The main gold minerals are native gold,electrum,and silver-gold telluride,while the primary antimony mineral is stibnite,both showing good floatability.The flotation test results indicate that using the combined gold-antimony bulk flotation followed by separation of gold flotation,with BK526 as an environmentally friendly inhibitor for gold-antimony separation,produced an antimony concentrate with a grade of 57.31 % and a recovery rate of 87.25 %,and a gold concentrate with a grade of 45.34 g/t and a recovery rate of 82.28 %,achieving efficient and environmentally friendly flotation separation of antimony and gold.

Keywords:

gold-antimony deposit;gold-antimony separation;BK526;environmentally friendly inhibitor;iso-floatability flotation process;flotation separation