| Date | 2013 |
| Commodities | Gold |
| Status | Development |
| Consultant | Lycopodium Minerals Pty Ltd |
Executive Summary
The Cameron Gold Camp Project Preliminary Economic Assessment outlines the process plant design for a gold recovery operation. The design is based on a typical three-stage crushing, ball milling, and Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) flowsheet. The process plant is designed to treat an annualized throughput of 1.0 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa).
The flowsheet includes a three-stage crushing circuit producing a product with a P80 of 8 mm, stored in a fine ore bin before milling. The ball mill operates in closed circuit with cyclones to produce a final grind size of 75 µm. The milled product undergoes pre-leach thickening to 55% w/w density before entering a six-stage CIL circuit where gold is leached and absorbed onto activated carbon with oxygen enhancement.
Gold recovery is estimated at 91.5% with a head grade of 2.98 g Au/t. Loaded carbon is processed through an AARL elution circuit, and cyanide in the tailings is destroyed using the SO2/O2 process prior to disposal. The process flowsheet is considered well-known in the industry and relatively low risk. The plant is located as close as practical to the proposed pit on relatively flat terrain.
Website: https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/seva-mining-corp-announces-completion-of-acquisition-of-cameron-gold-project-and-resumption-of-trading-846581230.html
Report Date: 2013
Region: Ontario
Project Status: Development
Commodity: Gold
Consolidated report summaries
The following former standalone pages about this operation were consolidated here on October 25, 2026. They are retained for source traceability; dates and figures reflect each report’s own effective date and may be superseded by the current information above.
Technical Report on the Cameron Gold Deposit, Ontario, Canada
Technical Report on the Cameron Gold Deposit, Ontario, Canada
| Company | Not Specified |
| Date | 2014 |
| Region | Ontario, Canada |
| Commodities | Gold |
Executive Summary
Metallurgical testwork on the Cameron Gold deposit samples from 1985 to the present indicates recoveries of 92% to 93% from direct cyanidation of samples ground to 75 μm. Results show recoveries are grind sensitive with maximum recoveries at a P 80 grind size in the range 53 to 75 μm. An alternative processing regime of sulphide flotation followed by intensive cyanidation provided gold recoveries marginally higher than direct cyanidation.
Comminution tests indicated low rod and ball mill bond work indices and highly competent material. Gravity recoverable gold is typically around 25% with no improvement in overall recovery after gravity recovery with cyanidation of the gravity tails. Test work carried out in 2014 showed that cyanide in leach processing at a P 80 of 75 μm would recover 92.5% of gold. To the extent known no processing issues or deleterious element have been identified that could have a significant effect on potential mineral extraction.
Website: https://metalquestmining.com/projects/west-cameron-gold-project/
Report Date: 2014
Region: Ontario, Canada
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Commodity: Gold
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