In Australia, Parker's Impressed By Vat Leaching But Not Sure It's For Him| Gold Rush:Parker's Trail 

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I was just saying last night Parker's Grandpa really made a impact on who Parker is. He's came along way from those machines with as much Oil as Fuel burned to 2021.

Peter Parker also owes Tedd Hoffman for exposing him to a successful show.

@@RipRider916 I think when You ask around up North, old John Schnabble was a Legend that plugged a few things together with the other Legend Beets . 40 plus Years, brings a lot of Heroes like the Hoffman’s into the mix. Some make better choices than the others

@@reidwright264 You live in a fantasy land..

Well he didn't have to do much everything was handed to him. He has a big operation and he has many people on payroll to tell him what to do and how not to go make mistakes and go bankrupt. They don't show you all the other people he has working for him in the office plus he has geologists on payroll to.

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The liquid is just fresh water, all the cyanide is washed out.

Yeah also where did they flush the cyanide to?

that's where the money is actually made fellas. they arent going to show us that for free. putting cyanide and charcoal together is easy. ifs the filtering, purification, and refining that makes the business.

Did you find out how they did elution

yeah same. they only mentioned that the cyanide gets washed from the carbon but where does it end up? do they just dump it somewhere and let it dissapear into the ground? Its just something i really don't like. mining for gold is already messing up the landscape, we don't really need to poison it as well.

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Have you seen the gold prices lol.

44.5ounces over 66 thousands dollars is real world numbers, its now over 74k at current gold prices. As far as operation costs they talk about it every now and then but that's not the focus of this show.

All of the Gold Rush shows cover daily operating costs during the season. Here we know the filter is about $10k ( i think). Couldn’t be more than a grand in chemicals. A days wages for someone to run the process. Lucrative

You are correct, they don't show any useful information to make a true calculation, but I don't blame them either

I think I saw very small vents. I don't know how air got through that. He was suffering.

Depends what standard it is built to. In oil and gas industries a certified pressure vessel could be way more than that.

also this was a high-grade underground mine, over two ounces of gold per tonne

Welcome to Western Australia, we have so much red dirt here it's everywhere.

plain simple its all discoveries fault on thier timing.

Schneebs don’t care; he’s a rebel with grandpas gold

probably like some places in Texas, where building codes and safety measurements dont matter

Using chemicals is completely fine. Trillion dollar mines use chemicals to extract metals from ore, it's been that way for over 100 years. Go learn some chemistry and you'll understand why.

@@lilkittygirl yea bro I am aware of the chemistry, and it's negative effects on nature. Anything else?

Parkers trucks, dozers, loaders and washplants run on chemicals too. Diesel is just one of the many products out of the distillation of crude oils, witch is pretty much as chemical as it gets...

@@lilkittygirl Parker's probably nervous about the safety factors involved with smaller operations using cyanide and the lack of oversight and training. A larger org probably has someone who doesn't do anything *but* manage chemical processes, where Parker's liable to have to ask someone to get off a loader and put on a safe suit and filter for the second or third time ever, and assist with pouring some nice dusty NaCN prill into a tank.

@@Youp1e ALL chemistry isn’t negative. It’s just part of the costs to properly dispose or recycle it. That is unless you know something specific about this particular process

Back where it originally came from - the environment.

If they're doing it right the cyanide solution is mixed with Hydrogen peroxide and Potassium Permanganate which converts the toxic cyanide into Potassium cyanate.

Difference is the availability of water out in the dessert. In the end vat leeching can be as efficient for very fine gold which dry sluicing can't do as well

because it's mainly a TV show. The audience likes her, so obviously the producers of the show were keen on any excuse to get her on screen again.

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@@Galactis1 language is useless to ignorant people..

Oh you thought this was real? Interesting.

@@michaelwalker9575 I’m sorry did you think that the chemical method of retrieving gold was fake?

bro, gold mining IS bad for the env lol

I agree with you.

Who was incompetent?

@@Invictus13666 parker

@@PuddleRatt how is Parker an incompetent miner?

Guess you don't watch the show@@Invictus13666

@@erzr so you can’t answer. Sweet

Way better than the mercury extraction method.

if they do it properly then the environment would never see a drop of cyanide hit the dirt.

There is a filling of gold included, so they have something to impress parker...

Nah he’s just older and more cautious. There’s a difference. I don’t think any man who’s served ar that level could be considered afraid

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