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GREY:WFEMF - Post by User

Post by fattailon Mar 28, 2012 10:06am
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Dumb Question

Dumb Question

OK I am not a techie in tungsten processing but there is something here that I just don't understand.

Assumptions used in August 2011 Glanville Valuation

  • WO3 recovery of 81% to concentrate and MoS2 recovery of 85% to concentrate
  • 96% recovery of WO3 from concentrate to APT (containing 89% WO3)

In the same document they refer to Wardrup using

production of APT at a grade of 79% WO3 at 95% recovery

So now we hear today: This has resulted in the production of concentrate grades of more than 70% WO3 at recoveries above 85%.

 

So when they are talking 15% above historical, are they talking historical being earlier Sangdong mining in the early 90s?

 

 

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