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Wangotango67on Aug 17, 2022 10:50am
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HATCHELLA
HATCHELLA Am i to assume -
That there might be a slight chance that Hatch would " run " back to the drawing board and revamp our
Driftwood report with a few - facial blushes ?
Ya know they are familiar with - using dryers - when it comes to Mgo.
Seen it on thier website.
Could i take a poke at what should be done ?
Discount price on the original report - after all... time is also money - when it comes to stocks.
A race to excel ahead of the competition and having the incorrect flow sheet places one behind andpotentially allows others to gain momentum.
Wink.
What might i expect to see if ever a revamp on, Driftwood ?
Instead of using furnace - use oxalate acid.
Instead of, framing the Driftwood around a - mgo - frame it around - mgco3
Then apply the oxalate acid
Then do a recalculation of how much mgo hydroxide
Then, introduce - dryers - which Hatchis familiar with - performed on another project for mg.
Then... after dryers, how much mgo remains. ( could be greater than furnace ) method.
Then... perform - tests on... mgco3 with Oxalate
VS
MgO + Oxalate
Meaning.. can one just dump oxalate into mgco3 ores and arrive at specific amounts of....
- MgO oxide after drying
- CaO oxide - after drying.
- H3 pulled out - before drying - and - explain - clean H3 - vs - spent H3 - fission vs fusion.
Could explain the - driftwood -confidentiality -
But they better kick it in high gear now...
Especially if my posting has potentially narrowed the bullseye, as t owhy it might be confidential
due to, H3....Who knows.
What's the name of the Hatch Engineer looking after, Driftwood ?
Please say it's not a fresh out of, school, newbie.
Hell... if they did choose a furnace route - vs - chemical acid catalyst reaction...
There are far cheaper furnaces out there...wel lunder, $200,000 k
Question becomes, would heating the constructs of the Mgo lattice ( crystal ) structure affect the
bonding with oxalate and not allow an H3 fusion ?
Just maybe keeping the ores whole, and introducing oxalate might be best.
Bonus, Calcium OXIDE along with MgO could be the end result with bonus, H3.
Cheers...