Step into the future with cutting edge, real-time gold processing instrumentation, data and analytics Picture shows the Carbon Scout and OLGA at Gruyere Mine in West...
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Developing a fully automated gold management solution
The combination of recent technology innovations by CSIRO (OLGA) and Curtin University (Carbon Scout) are delivering for the first time the capability to monitor and subsequently control and automate gold real time in your process plant.
How can soluble gold losses from your carbon circuit be reduced?
Any gold loss in solution impacts your bottom line. Manual sampling also continues to pose unnecessary risk to operators by exposing them to hazardous materials.
Sunrise Dam signs up for second Carbon Scout
Following on from the successful 2017 partnership with Curtin University to commercialise the Carbon Scout technology, Gekko is very pleased to announce that AngloGold Ashanti Australia Ltd (AGAA) has signed the contract for a second Carbon Scout unit for its Sunrise Dam site. This follows the successful installation of the initial unit at Sunrise Dam and a unit at the Tropicana gold mine.
Curtin University forges closer bond with Gekko
Collaboration continues to drive mining innovation. Following on from the sponsorship of the AMIRA P420 project in 2001, Gekko has maintained an ongoing relationship with Curtin University’s Gold Group.
Gekko’s automated carbon management technology achieves commercial stage
The all new Carbon Scout promises to quickly become critical for gold process plant optimisation and for minimising soluble gold losses on tails.
Curtin University sign agreement with Gekko to commercialise breakthrough technology
The Carbon Scout was designed to help gold mine operators optimise process plant efficiency and reduce gold losses is to be brought to market in a collaboration between Curtin University and Gekko Systems.
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