Sodium Cyanide Production Cost Reports - 2019/20

Capital Investment & Operating Cost of Sodium Cyanide Plants

Sodium Cyanide (a.k.a. NaCN) is an inorganic salt, extremely toxic to humans, due to its binding with the Fe3+ ion in the hemoglobin, disabling the use of oxygen by the cells. It is a white cubic crystalline solid also known as white cyanide, has been the metal cyanide with the greatest commercial importance. Due to its high affinity for metals, the salt is mainly used in mining (especially gold and silver). It has a role as an inhibitor of many metabolic processes and is used as a test reagent for the function of chemoreceptors.

Intratec offers professional, easy-to-understand reports examining Sodium Cyanide production. Each study describes an industrial plant, including main process units and site infrastructure, and presents an independent analysis of capital and operating costs. All reports are based on the most recent economic data available (2019/20).

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Solid NaCN from Sodium, Charcoal and Ammonia - Cost Analysis | NaCN E11A

This report examines the costs related to Sodium Cyanide production from metallic sodium, charcoal and ammonia. In this process, molten sodium, ammonia, and charcoal react to form Sodium Cyanide. The product Sodium Cyanide is removed as a liquid and flaked to its final form. The economic analysis provided assumes a plant located in the USA.

Analysis Basis: United States | 2019 Q1 | 107 pages From $999

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Solid NaCN from Soda Ash, Charcoal and Ammonia - Cost Analysis | NaCN E21A

This report presents the economics of Sodium Cyanide production from sodium carbonate, charcoal and ammonia in the USA. In this process, soda ash, ammonia, and charcoal react to form Sodium Cyanide. The product Sodium Cyanide is removed as a liquid and flaked to its final form.

Analysis Basis: United States | 2019 Q1 | 107 pages From $999

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Sodium Cyanide Solution from Caustic Soda and HCN - Cost Analysis | NaCN E31A

This study approaches the economics of Sodium Cyanide production from hydrogen cyanide and caustic soda. In this process, Sodium Cyanide is produced by reacting anhydrous hydrogen cyanide with a sodium hydroxide solution. The final product obtained is a 30 wt% solution of Sodium Cyanide. The economic analysis provided assumes a complex located in the USA.

Analysis Basis: United States | 2019 Q1 | 106 pages From $799

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Solid Sodium Cyanide from Caustic Soda and HCN - Cost Analysis | NaCN E41A

Techno-economic analysis of Sodium Cyanide production from hydrogen cyanide and caustic soda. In this process, hydrogen cyanide and sodium hydroxide solution (50 wt%) react and water is evaporated. Solid Sodium Cyanide is obtained as the final product. The economic analysis provided assumes a plant located in the USA.

Analysis Basis: United States | 2019 Q1 | 107 pages From $1,199

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Solid NaCN from Caustic Soda, Ammonia and Natural Gas - Cost Analysis | NaCN E51A

This report examines the economics of Sodium Cyanide manufacturing in an industrial complex, where a Sodium Cyanide production unit is integrated with a unit that produces hydrogen cyanide from ammonia and natural gas. The economic analysis provided assumes a plant located in the USA.

Analysis Basis: United States | 2019 Q1 | 107 pages From $1,499