Development of Design Criteria
Institute TOMS prepares Design Criteria containing information about the development of technology more than 20 years.
Design Criteria involve the following:
- Ore characteristics;
- Metallurgical balance;
- Material balance;
- Environmental impact assessment;
- Electrical Design;
- Criteria Summary;
- Mineral processing
- Metallurgy
- Reagents
- Tailings
- Water Supply
- Filtration and Drying.
The Design Criteria are used throughout all stages of a design (scoping study, feasibility study, basic engineering and detailed design) as the primary written source of information for the engineers carrying out the design work, and the source document for further work. Design Criteria are issued annually by Institute TOMS for further design of ore processing and metallurgical plants dealing with recovery of gold, silver, copper, iron, carbon, tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium, zinc, lead and other valuable components. Major part of these technologies is successfully implemented in mining industry.
