The main characteristics of the development of ores of the gold-bearing Vasilkovskoye deposit

2023

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DOI 10.51301/ejsu.2023.i3.03
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Abstract

In the article, the continuous growth in the development of the gold mining industry in our country, the growth in the consumption of metals and other minerals justify the search for and development of new minerals, the development of new efficient technological schemes for mining. processing of minerals, development of new types of raw materials from difficult-to-enrich ores. Research is aimed not only at the preparation and development of new deposits, the determination of the enrichment of gold-bearing ores, but also at the theoretical development of methods for separating the components of mineral raw materials. There are more than 2.000 gold deposits in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Over the past two decades, studies of the structure of gold-bearing raw materials show an increasing trend in the extraction of ores. The continuous growth in the rate of development of the gold mining industry, the increase in the consumption of metals and other minerals justify the search for and development of new minerals, the development of new efficient technological schemes for the processing of minerals, the development of new types of raw materials from hard-to-enrich ores. Research is aimed not only at the preparation and development of new deposits, the determination of the enrichment of gold-bearing ores, but also at the theoretical development of methods for separating the components of mineral raw materials. In the last two or three decades, the proportion of gold obtained from technologically simple gold ores has been steadily declining. In nature, gold occurs mainly in the form of a native metal, intermetallic compounds and minerals containing gold, silver, copper, iron, mercury, bismuth, platinum, palladium, iridium, rhodium and gold gelluride minerals. In addition, gold occurs in the form of compounds with organic acids.