A crushing plant for gold-bearing ore is a key part of the raw material processing cycle; the wrong choice leads to gold losses and unnecessary expenditure. When selecting a system, three key points should be considered: analyse the characteristics of the feed ore, match the capacity to the company’s plans, and check the service life of components and the manufacturer’s warranty.
A crushing plant for gold-bearing ore is a key stage in the processing of raw materials; choosing the wrong one will result in gold losses and unnecessary expenditure, so when purchasing, it is worth taking into account the ore’s characteristics and production requirements in order to select the optimal option without incurring unnecessary costs.
The first step in selecting a processing plant is to analyse the hardness, moisture content and particle size distribution of the feed ore: for hard rock, jaw crushers are suitable for the first stage, whilst for soft and moist feed streams it is better to use rotary crushers; this will prevent frequent blockages and equipment downtime.
The capacity of the crushing plant must strictly correspond to the plant’s daily ore processing rate: it is not advisable to select a unit with excess capacity, so as not to waste money on electricity and maintenance; however, insufficient capacity will lead to bottlenecks at all subsequent stages of gold processing.
When making a purchase, it is essential to check the service life of the crushers’ wear parts, as well as the terms of the warranty and the availability of service centres in the region where the plant operates: this will enable any problems that arise to be resolved quickly and prevent prolonged downtime, which directly affects gold recovery rates.
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