50tph alluvial gold washing plant

A 50 tons per hour (tph) alluvial gold washing plant is designed to process gold-laden alluvial deposits. Here are some essential components and their functionalities:

1. Grizzly Feeder (or Trommel Screen): This is used to remove larger rocks and debris before the finer materials enter the system.

2. Scrubber/Log Washer: Cleans and breaks down clay and soil to ensure the gold is freed from the surrounding material.

3. Gold Recovery Equipment:

   • Sluice Boxes: Trap heavier gold particles using riffles and mats.
   • Jigs: Use gravity and pulsation to separate gold from lighter materials.
   • Shaking Tables: Provide further concentration of gold using shaking motion and gravity.

4. Water Pump and Recycling System: Ensure constant water flow for the washing and separation processes. Recycling systems may be employed to reduce water consumption.

5. Conveyor Belts: Transport material between different stages of the plant.

6. Concentrators: Such as centrifugal concentrators which further enhance gold recovery from fine materials.

In design considerations:

• Make sure the plant is tailored to the specific characteristics of the alluvial deposit.
• Check the recovery rates and ensure the system is efficient.
• Consider mobility if the plant needs to be relocated frequently.

Setting up such a plant involves a comprehensive planning process to maximize gold recovery while minimizing environmental impact.