GOLD ROOM OVEN
Compact, robust and reliable ovens for gold room drying and calcining applications.
INDUSTRIAL CALCINING & DRYING OVEN
Developed by Ansac over the past two decades, the CX Series Calcining and Drying Oven provides a reliable heating solution for removing moisture and precipitates from gold sludge prior to smelting. The oven design contains internal refractory brick walls and lintels that provide durability and keep heat losses to a minimum. The industrial oven heating elements sit in secured wall mountings, decreasing inefficiencies or downtime caused through damage or breakage.
PROVEN OVEN DESIGN
The innovative design incorporates electrical systems within the oven that provide users with precise temperature control and complete accuracy throughout the heating process. Accurate process data can be recorded for detailed evaluation and diagnostics. Temperature settings and residence time are selected according to the required functionality. Generally an industrial drying oven will be set to a specified temperature between 150 – 600°C. Calcining Ovens are set to higher temperatures up to 800°C to ensure any impurities are removed from the gold sludge along with the moisture.
ROBUST AND RELIABLE OPERATION
The CX Series Oven has a proven track record in many harsh environments across Australia and internationally. Operation and maintenance are relatively straightforward with few movable parts and complexities. The oven is fully equipped with removable trays and an internal tray rack. Other available accessories include an oven tray trolley, an oven lifting frame, making product handling easy within the gold room. Stantil will provide ongoing spare parts and technical support throughout the life of the equipment.
GOLD ROOM EQUIPMENT – PRODUCT INFORMATION DOWNLOAD
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a calcining / drying oven used for?
A Calcining Oven is used to thermally treat gold-bearing precipitates or sludges to remove residual moisture, reagents, and volatile compounds prior to smelting.
Drying ovens are primarily used to remove moisture and are therefore set to a lower temperature of a calcining oven.
Gold Room Ovens are typically installed downstream of electrowinning or precipitation processes and upstream of smelting furnaces.
Is residence time important in calcining / drying?
Yes. Controlled residence time ensures effective moisture and reagent removal while preventing overheating or material degradation.
Moisture and volatile components are removed through controlled heating, ensuring stable drying and calcination without disturbing material integrity.
How is consistent performance achieved?
Uniform heat distribution, stable temperature control, and controlled airflow ensure repeatable calcining results.
Ovens are typically batch-operated, although operating cycles are designed for high availability and reliable turnaround between batches.
How is temperature controlled and monitored?
Temperature is monitored via thermocouples and controlled automatically through a dedicated temperature control system.
What services are required for installation?
Typically, electrical power, ventilation, and control system connections are required. Exact requirements depend on oven size and configuration.
DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS
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