Almonty Industries Inc T.AII

RE:RE:RE:Australia G6M Dolphin start up Q2 2023

[5ilverlining808]

QuarterDollar wrote:

• In one of their older presentations, they stated

"Optimised fine ore separation through use of Multi-Gravity Separators (MGS) results in lower flotation costs and higher recovery (~78%)"

• 5ilver correct me if I am wrong but either you use Gravity or Floatation.... and if you choose to use Gravity, then your floatation costs should be lower because you are not using it.  This to me is a misleading statement.
• And from LB's comments on Gravity, it takes a long time to tune equipment for gravity and I don't know if 14 years is sufficient time for them to tune gravity.
• And then they state their Opex will be $147 Aus/MTU......I don't know how accurate this guess is since it takes time to tune Gravity Equipment.

I will attempt to answer some, but money wise ? Not my forte.
If you ar talking about G6M 

Both gravity and flotation will be used.and you cant really do it with out both.
You still need flotation to break down the Tungsten into a chemical soup to produce a white poder.
But the use of some thing like a gravity fed "Derick Screen" system would reduce the flotation process size requirements.
This would be a super fines screening (microns) that will bypass a furthure mill grinding process, hence  less need for larger flotation tanks to break down the soup.

Please ignor the "14 year tune up" thing.
It is, and has always been for ages that no mine project is ever finished, so upgrades are continuous at all times.
No big deal at all.

Dolphin is a sweet project with good grades. and a short life.