Sabodala Gold Mine In Senegal ( Video )

Sabodala gold mine is a large-scale gold mining in the region of Senegal. Gold mining production in Sabodala began around March 2009, and the processing plant was completed in the second quarter in 2012 which makes the production of two million tons of capacity to be doubled to four million tonnes per year. Sabodala gold mine in Senegal is owned and operated by Sabodala Gold Operations (SGO)  which is a subsidiary of Teranga Gold Corporation based in Toronto, Canada with a ownership of 90% and the remaining 10% owned by the Government of the Republic of Senegal.

Gold Leaching Process With Carbon In Pulp ( Video )

Gold processing techniques using activated carbon or Gold leaching process with Carbon In Pulp  in gold mining is a way to separate the gold metal or extraction of separation of minerals gold with other impurities. Where part of the processing of Carbon In Pulp using cyanide solution to separation. The processing of gold first time with using a Carbon In Pulp (CIP) introduced in gold mining in the early 1980s, and is considered as a process that is simple and cheap in the gold mining industry. But processing using cyanide in gold mining if not done correctly, would harm the surrounding environment.

For separation gold process by means of Carbon In Pulp needed an activated carbon which serves as metal absorbent material and activated carbon material mostly made from coconut shells. In addition to from that required cyanide to stage gold mineral dissolution process of the sludge. Before the  leaching process in Carbon In pulp, mineral rock must have a size that such as flour, which later on will used as a slurry.