RE:RE:RE:OutlierCarbide,
From figure 3:
There is a main high grade zone of 4 km x 1 km
South of that 2.5 km x 1 km
To the North two smaller zones approx. 1 km x 1 km
5hat’s a total of 8.5 km2 = 8,500,000 m2
From figure 4:
These zones are mostly green, which is true width 4 to 6 meters. Let’s assume 5 m average.
8,500,000 m2 x 5 m = 42,500,000 cubic meters of grades ranging from 3% to > 5%.
Let’s further assume 4% average.
Specific gravity varies between 1.5 and 4 for Kamoa. Let’s assume the lower end at 2.5 = 2500 kg/m3
42,500,000 m3 x 2500 kg/m3 x 2.205 lb/kg x 0.04 = 9.37 billion lbs copper
That’s a reasonable in situ metal value for Kamoa North. Up till now.