Is there some reason you cannot pose questions here on the open forum where everyone participating benefits? Or are we evolving from an open forum to a dating site?Hello, I would like to message with you.
Is there some reason you cannot pose questions here on the open forum where everyone participating benefits? Or are we evolving from an open forum to a dating site?Hello, I would like to message with you.
I graduated mining engineering than i mastered in mineral processing. ( Hydrometallurgical extraction of gold to be specific ). I have 8 years of industry experience and have worked as an expat on gold mines in Turkey, West Africa, and Central Asia.I thumbs up the good reply also. Perhaps a little bit of an introduction would be helpful. Subjects as to how you produce ( lode or placer ), how you got to where you are, things which are of interest to me and other members of the forum. Welcome by the way.
not seeing this answer in the replies yet: the parkes process. Then you have zinc with pm's and lead separate.how to seperate lead from value in bigger portions than cupellation allows?
I read the introduction post with the 4 questions and didn't think I qualified to post, but if I can speak with a professional as suggested then maybe I can qualify to post.Is there some reason you cannot pose questions here on the open forum where everyone participating benefits? Or are we evolving from an open forum to a dating site?
Every member is allowed to post.I read the introduction post with the 4 questions and didn't think I qualified to post, but if I can speak with a professional as suggested then maybe I can qualify to post.
If your questions are reasonable and well thought out concerning a future or ongoing project you will absolutely be better off posting here than in private messaging. Not that whomever you PM cannot help you, but because the answers you receive from the forum are cross checked from many different perspectives and poor suggestions are ferreted out.I read the introduction post with the 4 questions and didn't think I qualified to post, but if I can speak with a professional as suggested then maybe I can qualify to post
Yuo can Look up the Parkes Gold Process. Very succesful process to extract Gold from Lead in Large amounts. Let me know when you find it ?how can i seperate lead from value with fire without a cupellation process?
I know of a Proceedures that has been in use for many years. The good part is that you can reuse the Lead .how to seperate lead from value in bigger portions than cupellation allows?
There is a company called Hindustan Zinc in India That uses the Parkes process ( Patented 1850 ) Just imagine!Yuo can Look up the Parkes Gold Process. Very succesful process to extract Gold from Lead in Large amounts. Let me know when you find it ?
When I have small amounts of dirty concentrates containing gold and other metals I melt. Then pour the molten ore into a pan of water which releases' most of the metals that can be panned to collect the gold. The slag that's left is really soft but may contain a small amount of gold and is added to the next milling. I'm only after the gold and this is just another method I use with good results. Large amounts a cone mold is useful to obtain a button of precious metals for more refining. Protective gear should be worn at all times. A video on the method
This is Omegageek64's videoIs this your video?
No, it was just a quick search and a bad choice to show corn flaking don't wear shorts.Is this your video?
I never tried it, but some people say it forms carbon under the crucible and prevents sticking.And the pail of water was a bit small too. I never heard of cardboard to prevent a crucible from sticking, bone ash is used to soak up flux spills on crucible rests and in assay furnaces. Cardboard may work, I just never have seen it used.
Bone ash is a refractory material and works the same. Especially useful to soak upI never tried it, but some people say it forms carbon under the crucible and prevents sticking.
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