Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) is a widely adopted process in the mining industry for extracting precious metals, particularly gold, from ore. This technique involves the use of a carbonaceous material to adsorb the gold, followed by its extraction through chemical means. The efficiency and success of CIL greatly depends on various factors, such as the ore composition, carbon quality, contact time, pH, temperature and dissolved oxygen. One common challenge of this process is the variability in ore grade and composition. Another significant challenge lies in accurately monitoring and controlling pH, temperature, and oxygen levels throughout the process, as combined deviations can have detrimental effects on process stability. With a range of advanced measurement instrumentation technologies, Emerson enables mining operations to maintain optimal conditions for efficient carbon-in-leach processes.
Rosemount 8705 Flanged Magnetic Flow Meter Sensors provide long-lasting, reliable performance in even the most challenging applications. An all-welded construction provides a hermetic seal that protects against moisture and other contaminants. The sealed housing ensures maximum sensor reliability by protecting all internal components and wiring from even the most aggressive environments. A removable and replaceable terminal block enables easy repair in the field without the need to replace the entire meter.
The Rosemount 8600 Utility Vortex flow meter is optimized for general purpose flow metering and utility applications including clean fluids and steam flow. The 8600 Utility Vortex meter offers enhanced reliability and simplified maintenance with superior vibration immunity without any moving parts. Installation is easy with no impulse lines or zeroing required and internal verification of both the electronics and sensor add enhanced process insight