A gold mining project in Zambia required a reliable and efficient mineral processing solution to handle raw gold ore with a processing capacity of 20-30 tons per hour. Based on the characteristics of the gold ore and production requirements, Baichy designed a complete Carbon-in-Pulp (CIP) gold processing plant integrating crushing, grinding, classification, cyanide leaching, activated carbon adsorption and gold recovery. The designed plant focuses on improving gold liberation, increasing recovery efficiency and providing a stable production system for small and medium-scale gold mining operations.

The Tanzania placer gold processing plant follows a step-by-step recovery process:
The raw gold ore is first fed into the feeding system and transported to the primary crushing section. A vibrating feeder provides stable feeding to the jaw crusher, where large ore blocks are reduced into smaller particles. After primary crushing, the crushed material is transported by belt conveyor to the screening stage. A vibrating screen separates qualified particles ensure suitable feed size for the grinding process. This crushing process improves material handling efficiency and prepares the gold ore for further mineral liberation.
After crushing, the ore enters the grinding circuit. The plant uses a ball mill grinding system combined with a hydrocyclone classification unit. The ball mill reduces the ore particle size and releases gold particles from the surrounding minerals. The hydrocyclone separates fine qualified slurry from coarse particles, with coarse material returning to the mill for regrinding. This closed-loop grinding process helps achieve a suitable particle size for the following cyanide leaching stage and improves gold recovery performance.
The ground ore slurry enters the thickening and mixing system before being pumped into multiple leaching tanks. During the leaching process, gold dissolves into the cyanide solution. The slurry then flows through a series of adsorption tanks, where activated carbon captures dissolved gold from the solution. The CIP (Carbon-in-Pulp) technology provides a continuous adsorption process, helping improve gold recovery and reduce gold loss in the tailings.
The loaded carbon from the adsorption tanks is separated through a carbon recovery screen and transferred to the gold recovery section. The carbon is processed through: Carbon washing and regeneration, Gold desorption, Electrowinning, Smelting. Through these steps, gold is recovered from the activated carbon and produced as final gold concentrate or bullion. The regenerated carbon can be reused in the adsorption circuit, reducing operating costs and improving the sustainability of the plant
After gold extraction, the remaining slurry is sent to the tailings treatment section. The plant is equipped with slurry pumping, filtration and tailings conveying systems to achieve effective solid-liquid separation. The treated tailings can then be safely transported or stored according to the mining site's requirements. This design helps improve water recycling and supports environmentally responsible mining operations.



This Zambia gold CIP plant integrates the entire mineral processing chain, including crushing, grinding, leaching, adsorption, desorption and tailings treatment. The complete process design reduces the need for multiple suppliers and simplifies plant management.
With a processing capacity of 20-30TPH, the plant is suitable for gold mining projects requiring flexible production capacity. The equipment configuration is designed for continuous operation and easy maintenance.
The combination of fine grinding, cyanide leaching and carbon adsorption improves gold liberation and recovery efficiency. The CIP technology is widely used for processing oxidized and free-milling gold ores.
For the Zambia gold project, Baichy developed the processing flow according to ore properties, production targets and site conditions. The customized solution helps customers achieve stable operation and better economic performance.
Baichy technical team analyzed the project needs and developed a practical CIP plant layout, helping the customer achieve a balanced design between production capacity, investment cost and operational efficiency.
From process planning and equipment manufacturing to delivery and technical communication, Baichy managed the project with professional coordination. The integrated service reduced communication difficulties between different suppliers and ensured that every stage of the project moved forward smoothly.
Baichy offered professional technical guidance during equipment installation and commissioning. Through installation instructions, operation support and production adjustment suggestions, Baichy helped the customer quickly understand the plant operation and achieve stable production.
Baichy continues to provide technical assistance after project completion, including equipment maintenance suggestions, spare parts support and production optimization advice. This long-term service helps customers maintain reliable operation and improve the overall return of their mining investment.

Baichy Machinery can customize a crushing plant for you based on the specific conditions of your project: such as the construction site, hardness of the raw materials, output, output size, budget, etc.

Our team provides on-site installation and thorough training to ensure safe operation of the crushing plant.

Rigorous quality checks ensure compliance with standards, and we handle worldwide delivery to your location.

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