Foam injection leaching process for fragmented ore

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound – Group ib metal

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75101R, 75103, 75117, 299 5, 423 41, C22B 1510

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ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a process for leaching broken or fragmented ore or metal-value containing bodies with a reagent-carrying foam. The foam is generated by adding a surfactant to a leaching solution and passing air or other gas through the solution to generate relatively stable foam bubbles which are propelled through the fragmented mass by gas pressure. The foam can be injected in cycles, allowing drain time, or can be injected continuously with the leachant drainage taking place at the periphery of the ore mass and removed continuously.

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