Almonty Industries Inc T.AII

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The Korea Herald: Interview with Lewis Black

[5ilverlining808]

QuarterDollar wrote:

• I tend to agree 5ilver with my limited experience.  We have seen pictures of the flotation and hydroclones which are (correct me if I am wrong 5ilver) the tail end of the equipment circuit to be installed. ( i.e. the crushers and screening mills have all done.)

If you mean that the Flotation Cells and Cyclones have just arrived in Country ? I would say that what sage4hus posted on those videos are very old. Like as per the May 2023 IIF-7 presentation.

Yes, the Cells and Cyclones are a bit tail-end-ish, as they are units that are "plug and play" with no need for specialized knowledge to install.
Same for crushers and screens and most other equipment, just install and plug in piping, and/or electrics.

The only item that needs a specialized team to assemble/install/test and commission is the Mills, and the team from Metso/Outotec will be sent to site (if not alreadt done now) to do this, and at the same time schooling the local plant operators and maintenance teams on the process of replacing the Mills internal wear parts and regular checks.
Of course we have experianced people from the Pana mine that also know how to do these things.

QuarterDollar you said :
"I tend to agree 5ilver with my limited experience."

That is the second time in a few weeks I have read that.
So... here is the Bible of mine and mineral processing.
Just look for the equipment you need to know more about.
A short read of 336 pages, lol.
I posted a old version of this many years ago, but this one is up to date.
Seek and you shall learn.

https://www.metso.com/globalassets/insights/ebooks/mo-basics-in-mineral-processing-handbook_lowres.pdf