Novo Resources Corp T.NVO

Fab

[DeathByRabbits]

Tell Bonehead over on ceo that nvo ordered the same machine as was doing the testing in Germany. 40 tph for 850k $ usd. Tell him to get his act together if he wants to debate with an Italian eh. 

DBR

[DeathByRabbits]

It depends on grain size. But if you wanna get the smaller particles, which you do when it comes to gold, then you gotta slow er down eh. Pbly less than 40 tph in practice.  DBR

[TXRogers]

It's actually an interesting discussion point.   My understanding is that these sorters are adjusted to sort in range bound aggregate sizes.  And that you cannot effectively go too far out of these bands - on the coarse side or the fine side. I also expect that the band range tightens up the finer the gold particles you want to identify and extract. As a result, I can

[DeathByRabbits]

Provided the grade is sufficient to be economic Tx.  I think Fab is running out new things to watch on netflix.  DBR

[Fabrix72]

Not the real Netflix here..It's quite poor. I ended up watching Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth. I have to say that P.ussycat would be good for a couple of hours...but Sharon is Sharon.

[DeathByRabbits]

Yep. Steinert has provided favorable initial guidance on expected productivities of sorting various size fractions of gold-bearing material utilizing mechanical sorters. Productivity estimates include:   Particle sizes 17-50 mm: approximately 280 tonnes per hour Particle sizes 6-17 mm: approximately 90 tonnes per hour Finer particle sizes including sub-mm: approximately 50