Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Africa Engineering’s Mercury-Free Gold Washplant
A Zambian engineering company describes gravity-jig washplants and joint ventures with licensed small-scale miners.
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- Licensed small-scale gold miners in Zambia
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- Its process diagram follows ore and water through a hopper, pulsing jig bed, hutch, concentrate drain, and tailings outlet.
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The illustrated workflow runs from raw-steel fabrication and assembly to dispatch, then shows ore and water entering two jig cells. A motor-driven rubber diaphragm pulses water through the screen bed; heavier material settles into a hutch while lighter tailings pass over the end. The page names Senga Hill, Northern Province, as a delivery site and describes a nugget from the plant’s first test run.
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