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Blue Sky Uranium Corp V.BSK

Alternate Symbol(s):  BKUCF

Blue Sky Uranium Corp. is a uranium and vanadium exploration company. The Company controls more than 480,000 hectares with the potential for uranium resources in Rio Negro, Chubut, Neuquen, and Mendoza provinces. Its projects include the Amarillo Grande Project, the Sierra Colonia Project, the Tierras Coloradas Project, Cerro Parva Project, Corcovo Project, and Chihuidos Project. The Company's flagship Amarillo Grande Project is located in central Rio Negro province, in the Patagonia region of southern Argentina. The Corcovo Project is comprised of two adjacent exploration properties totaling approximately 20,000 ha at the northeastern edge of the Neuquen basin. The Chihuidos project is comprised of six exploration property units totaling almost 60,000 hectares located 60 kilometers (km) west of Anelo city. The Sierra Colonia project includes 100% ownership of more than 28,470 hectares in the central-eastern part of Chubut Province.


TSXV:BSK - Post by User

Post by Wangotango67on Sep 22, 2024 8:56pm
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2012 TECH - CLEAN SANDS

2012 TECH - CLEAN SANDS

Current PEA mine model ----------> wash, scrub ores to liberate surface clung uranium.
2012 Tech Report speaks about clean sands respond well to upgrading 10x fold.
50% loss yet..... could be resolved if ------------> liberated from sands -------> milling.

If in sands.... uranium could also be in course gravel rocks.
Gravels -------> breakdown to sands.

Why mention this ?
Course gravels and post washed sands------->  75% of waste ore.
Yet if milled -----------> could current resources increase by double ? ( less recovery rates )
= Huge bonus buffer for COAM or other interested in Armarillo. 

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54008447293_ea3b7e7bd0_c.jpg


SECOND SUBJECT -----------> SONIC VIBRATION ( descale uranium )
2012 chart above mentions wet scrubbing performed better than dry scrubbing.

If anyone has ever seen sonic vibration descaling in action it literally vibes free 
the toughest scalings.

LET'S ENVISION
onsite / in pit dry wash plant with modification of sonic descaler
Ore placed in turbine drum with interior brushes and modified with sonic vibration.
Brushes look after larger caking while sonic vibration takes care of.... fine particulants.

Let's suppose the sonic adapter attached to dry plant rings in @ $10 million.
How could this change the capex / opex mine model ?
= Dramatically changes the $$$$.

Processing no longer handles the 23 - 25 million tonnes.
Instead.... mine cost and back fill of $4.97 per per tonne x 23,460,764 tonnes
= $116.6 million
+ $ 10 million sonic vibe modification

= $126 million ( front end plant reduction )

Let's now remove 75% waste
= 17,595,573  tonnes ---------> off to processing @ $8.52 cost per tonne
x $8.52 per tonne
=
$149,914,281  usd

2024 PEA PROCESSING COSTS
   $199,900,000 million usd
- $ 149,914,281 million usd  ( new sonic method )
= $ 50 million in savings


If milling entered in targeting all sands and course gravels...
All the more uranium.

2012 tech report hints there's uranium is locked in sands / gravels. ( milling to liberate ) 49%
2019 write up says.... no uranium in gravels.

I'd perform a double take on....
milling all sands test uranium values
then do same to course gravels
= report uranium %
= before jvco

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54010089946_c96c22850f_b.jpg





Cheers.....


That's all i've got for now.
Few bumper bounces trying to figure out PEA calculations.
Few good topics that address potentially more  value.

- Sonic Vibe ( $50 million saved ? )
- Pretest sands, gravels for more uranium  ( mill test each kind separately )
- Ree's not factored
,- Lake water and sub aquifer uranium potential
- Capping tad aggressive with additional 6% reduction of resources ( 3% + 3% ) PEA


 

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