Estimate fine gold recovered from a concentrate lot using concentrate mass, assay and an expected process recovery rate. Optional pricing converts the result into a metal-value scenario.
A high concentrate grade describes how much gold is present per unit of concentrate. Recovery describes how much of that contained gold is captured by the downstream process. Both are needed to estimate recovered metal.
This page uses grams per metric tonne for concentrate grade. One kilogram is one-thousandth of a metric tonne, so the arithmetic converts the entered concentrate mass before multiplying by grade.
Grams of gold per metric tonne of material.
Yes, using the entered recovery assumption.
Yes, by entering a gold price.
No.