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Get up to speed Copper and its massive water requirements

[Whampoa]

I'm invested multi-year in a couple of Canadian CU juniors, both have pit operations, but both have insitu copper.  These are water works extraction technologies and they are located in arid AZ. When CU is suspended in water, it appears the water does not easily evaporate in giant out door ponds. And one of these juniors is partnered with Rio Tinto and its live bacteria CU harvesting/leaching technology so obviously needing water.


Here's an excellent article pub about 3 years ago, but still very current. 

https://www.mining-technology.com/sponsored/how-less-water-can-help-fill-the-copper-supply-gap/

Much in there but want to point out the "dry stacking"  (requires removing water) from wet tailings endeavor.

[JeffreyS]

Have you thought about how AXE technology could improve Copper Mining Industry??

[Whampoa]

There are several blackbox  in the mining circuit where ore first enters a wet process then exits into a dry process. There is the need to control water/moisture within each step processing raw ore, wip ore and finished ore.  Waiting to see what AXE, or AXE & IMII, or AXE & Cu  comes up with. i.e. Water added to prevent dust in the crushing/milling cycle, but then