Electrochemical and metallurgical industry . d may be usedfor heating purposes. Gold and Process for Treating the Cyanide Clean Up.—Ithas always been a somewhat debated question whether thelosses by volatilization of gold in the gases drawn from apan furnace were of sufficient amount to be taken into con-sideration. In order to determine this point the metallurgicaldepartment of Messrs. H. Eckstein & Co., at the Ferreira GoldMine in the Transvaal, determined to erect a bag-house inorder to filter the gases drawn from the pan furnace. TheTavener process at these works was worked
Electrochemical and metallurgical industry . d may be usedfor heating purposes. Gold and Process for Treating the Cyanide Clean Up.—Ithas always been a somewhat debated question whether thelosses by volatilization of gold in the gases drawn from apan furnace were of sufficient amount to be taken into con-sideration. In order to determine this point the metallurgicaldepartment of Messrs. H. Eckstein & Co., at the Ferreira GoldMine in the Transvaal, determined to erect a bag-house inorder to filter the gases drawn from the pan furnace. TheTavener process at these works was worked for six months. .Society of South Africa, April, 1905, and illustrated in Fig. as follows The furnace gases passed a baffle chamber Aand were aspirated through the tubes of an old boiler B,around which water was circulated to cool them. An aspirat-ing fan C, driven by the motor D, forced the cooled gases intoa brick chamber, which was surmoimted by the flannel bags )erinKnts were tried on the test furnace as well as on the.
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