Gold Extraction Equipment

Carbon Screen

The carbon screen retains activated carbon inside CIP/CIL adsorption tanks while releasing gold-bearing pulp. Positioned between leach stages, it stops carbon migration and preserves counter-current flow.

01Model
02Dimensions (mm)
03Screen Inner Diameter (mm)
04Screen Length (mm)
05Weight (kg)

Technical parameters

Its wedge-wire surface is cleaned by a mechanical wiper or air lift to prevent blinding. It differs from a vibrating screen through submerged, continuous operation and is chosen more for carbon retention than throughput.

Nine models, designated SY-100 through SY-250, vary primarily by screen inner diameter and length. These dimensions control the available screening area. Larger diameter accommodates higher slurry flows without carbon carry-over. Weight increases with size and must be considered in support design. Selecting the smallest adequate model reduces installed cost.

Carbon Screen technical parameters, 9 models
ModelDimensions (mm)Screen Inner Diameter (mm)Screen Length (mm)Weight (kg)
SY-100\phi 100 \times 4701003702.87
SY-150\phi 150 \times 8001506008.92
SY-200\phi 200 \times 90020070010.97
SY-250\phi 250 \times 100025080014.52
SY-300\phi 300 \times 1300300100017.16
SY-500\phi 500 \times 1300500100035.72
SY-600\phi 600 \times 1300600100039.08
SY-800\phi 800 \times 18008001500112.18
SY-1000\phi 1000 \times 250010002000147.91
Parameter boundary

Standard-model catalogue figures. Actual capacity, power draw and wear life shift with ore properties, feed gradation and circuit conditions. Use them to shortlist, then confirm the duty by testwork, flowsheet calculation and a written confirmation from the manufacturer.

What decides the selection

Before specifying a model, confirm slurry flow rate per tank, carbon particle size, and pulp density. The screen aperture must retain the carbon fraction and resist blinding. Evaluate wiper type, tank geometry, and installation space. Matching screen area to the design flow prevents carbon loss to downstream tanks.

  • Circuit type (CIP, CIL or zinc precipitation)
  • Slurry throughput
  • Gold grade
  • Leaching residence time
  • Carbon concentration
  • Elution batch size
  • Safety and environmental requirements
  • Cyanide management

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