Gold Flotation Production Line

1:Crushing
The loader feeds the raw ore into the vibrating feeder, and the vibrating feeder feeds the material evenly into the jaw crusher for the preliminary crushing process. If required, a cone crusher or hammer crusher can perform secondary crushing to produce properly sized particles.
Required equipment; vibrating feeder, jaw crusher, cone crusher or hammer crusher

2:Grinding
The crushed material passes through the vibrating screen into the ball mill, through the mill for fine treatment
Required equipment: ball mill, spiral classifier

3:Separation
Gold Ore Gravity Separation: The gravity separation process is to rely on the medium fluid and a variety of mechanical force of the combined effect, through the creation of suitable loose layer and separation conditions, to obtain different density and size of the particles. The method is only applicable to single dissociated gold ore.
Gold Ore Flotation: The flotation machine receives the slurry, mixes it with added chemicals, and agitates the mixture to extract the valuable ore powder. In the flotation process, the slurry is aerated through agitation. This causes target mineral particles to attach selectively to the rising air bubbles. The mineral-laden bubbles form a froth on the slurry surface, which is then skimmed off as concentrate. The beneficiation process then discharges the remaining slurry, which contains the unwanted material, as tailings. This achieves the mineral separation.
Required equipment: flotation machine, magnetic separator, shaking table

4: Drying
the obtained gold powder is fed into the desiccant for drying to get the required material.

The selection and combination of equipment are critical in the gold beneficiation process. These decisions depend on several factors, including the nature of the gold ore, the specific beneficiation process, and the production scale. In practical applications, engineers select and configure equipment based on specific conditions to optimize beneficiation efficiency and economic returns.