Mineral Processing Circuit

Los Ricos South Feasibility Study Designs a 2,000 t/d Single-Stage SAG, Leach-CCD and Merrill-Crowe Plant With SART Copper Recovery

GoGold Resources Inc. has released an Updated Pre-Feasibility Study (PEA) for the Los Ricos South Project located in Mexico. The project targets Gold, Silver, and Copper commodities with a mine life of 12 years. The process plant is designed for a nominal throughput of 1,750 tpd in Years 1-3, expanding to 4,000 tpd in Years 4-12. The ore is characterized by average grades of 1.18 g/t Au, 125 g/t Ag, and 0.09% Cu.

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Kuriskova Uranium Project — 2012 Technical Report

The Kuriskova Uranium Project 2012 Technical Report outlines the design of an Underground Processing Facility (UPF) capable of processing 600 tonnes per day of uranium-bearing ores. The facility is designed for the Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) stage, indicating a development status. The primary objective is the extraction of uranium and molybdenum using a carbonate leach process combined with pressure oxidation. The process plant is designed to produce a uranium peroxide yellowcake as well as a molybdenum sulfide concentrate.

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Brule Mine process flowsheet: Brule Coal Flow

Brule Project — Technical Report

This report details the recovery methods for the Brule Project, focusing on the Willow Creek Coal Handling and Preparation Plant (CHPP). The plant utilizes standard coal washing methods including heavy media cyclones, water only cyclones, spiral circuits, and flotation to reduce coal ash content to 8% on an air-dried basis. Designed by Taggart Global LLC, the plant has a capacity of 660 tonnes per hour and is intended to accommodate ROM tonnage from both Willow Creek and Brule mines. The target product specifications include a moisture content of 8.5% max, ash of 8.0 ± 0.5%, and sulfur less than 0.55%.

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