Join us for this exclusive, invitation-only webinar as we share key insights into Molycop's advanced solutions for Gold Processing.
Embark on a journey with us as we delve into Molycop's innovative solutions designed to optimise gold processing. In this webinar, we'll navigate the ever-evolving landscape of innovation and sustainability within the field, gaining a deep understanding of Molycop's substantial contributions to gold optimisation.
In this webinar, we'll delve into practical insights by exploring a real-world case study at the Hidden Valley Gold and Silver mine in Papua New Guinea. This case study unfolds Molycop's successful optimisation of cyanide leaching circuits. Through the implementation of Mintek C² Meters, witness the evolution towards enhanced efficiency, consistent elution stripping, and the realisation of substantial economic impacts.
Another aspect we'll explore is the strategic shift in carbon management, observing the transition from manual to high-frequency online measurements facilitated by the C² Meter. This ultrasound attenuation-based technology provides real-time insights into carbon concentration in slurry tanks.
A key focus will be on the seamless integration of C² Meters into plant control systems, resulting in improved silver recovery and a noteworthy reduction in new carbon addition rates. This case study not only highlights technological advancements but also emphasises a strategic move towards consistent gold recovery and operational excellence.
This webinar is an opportunity to deeply immerse yourself in Molycop's gold processing solutions, drawing valuable insights from the Hidden Valley Gold and Silver mine case study.
Gerhard Strobos, Molycop's esteemed Technical Business Manager, operates from both South Africa and Zambia, overseeing all African operations. Holding a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and a master's in Environmental Engineering Technology, Gerhard brings a wealth of academic and professional expertise to his role.With a strategic mindset and a commitment to technical excellence, Gerhard plays a pivotal role in guiding Molycop's initiatives throughout Africa. His leadership ensures the seamless execution of technical strategies, contributing to Molycop's success and growth in the region. Gerhard's dedication to environmental engineering technology aligns with Molycop's commitment to sustainability, making him an integral part of the company's vision for the future.
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