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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988112
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/12/1992
Doc Name
APPROVAL OF TR-007-ADDITION OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE TO TAILINGS PONDS-BATTLE MOUNTAIN GOLD CO-SAN LUIS
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MLRD
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BATTLE MOUNTAIN GOLD CO
Type & Sequence
TR7
Media Type
D
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<br />Memo to Jim Pendleton <br />TR-007 Adequacy Recommendation <br />page 2 <br />Comment #7 <br />See comment #1. <br />Comment #B <br />The Division is satisfied with Battle Mountain's response to this issue. <br />Comment #9 <br />Battle Mountain indicates that copper in solution will precipitate as <br />"insoluble" copper minerals upon the addition of H22O2 Battle Mountain has <br />committed to analyzing for copper in the pond solutions. <br />In conclusion, I recommend that TR-007 be approved, with the following <br />stipulation: <br />It is understood that the addition of hydrogen peroxide as a treatment for <br />lowering the weak acid dissociable cyanide and copper concentrations is a <br />temporary solution, to be applied only until the INCO SOZ/Air process is <br />approved and installed. The H2O2 system shall not be used after October <br />15, 1992, without express written permission from the Division. <br />M:\MIN\TR007.mem <br />
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