2012 - 2014 Wellgreen Crew Knew blended ores could be practiced with fine grind of silicates
Blended xps results were quite good ( sgs finer grind )
Other option, separate - stockpile and process later.
- DNi extraction uses fine grind all geologies - FPX extraction fine grind all geologies Late 2015 new Crew takes over.. M + I resources shrink ( perferred just sulphides or x'd UG mine ? )
Cut offs bumped up - was 0.15% Ni Eq
More Waste Tonnage Reported High odds ( silicates ) were the waste
Several minerals are in the silicate waste plats, copper, low grade nickel, etc...even mystery minerals.
DID YOU KNOW FLY ASH IS COMPRISED OF - SILICATES ? YES If one takes into consideration of visual potential ( sulphide green coloration )
Wellgreen makes Crawford look like a hobby project.
Wellgreen -
3.2 km long x 3+ km deep north to south. ( visual sulphide colorations )
Most likely reason why,
2012 - 2014 crew outlined a 56 yr mine life boundary.
Even reduced the estimation by significant tonnage to appease.
Wellgreen is Massive.
Yet... all depends on which report one reads.
SILICATE WASTE ? Why not extract the nickel + other minerals ?
FPX does.
2012 bulk assay samples revealed - 0.40% Ni in the peridotites.
What else is in the silicates ? Magnesium ( 14% - 20+% ) 2023 PFS does not account for magnesium credit.
Any idea what our magnesium tonnage value is ?
= Mega billions. FLY ASH - WHAT IS IT ? Chemistry. Fly ash consists primarily of oxides of silicon, aluminum iron and calcium. Magnesium, potassium, sodium, titanium, and sulfur are also present to a lesser degree. Wellgreen has each of these flyash minerals.
Remember that England PDF Report revealing what they had on their mind for - magnesium ?
= Cements. Whose right aside of, Wellgreen ?
Besides the Rory claims ( hunch is Friedland )
Rather north side of, Wellgreen, abutting ?
STRATEGIC MINERALS Strategic spun out a company called,
Terra CO2
Their trade secret ingredient to make cements ?
= Fly Ash ( the clever term that generalizes silicates )
https://terraco2.com/raw-materials/ What Elese IS Interesting ? Australian's - capalizing on, Magnesium.
LMG’s Fly Ash/Magnesium Recipe for Greener EV’s | Blog
ADAA member Latrobe Magnesium (LMG) has produced the world's first magnesium ingot made from recycled fly ash stored in repositories at the Yallourn Power station.
The recent achievement secures the efficiency of LMG's processes that will be produced on a larger scale at its new demonstration plant in Victoria, Australia, once it is completed.
To prepare its processes ahead of the construction timeline, LMG has been working behind the scenes to perfect and produce a world-first, 100% recycled, 1kg magnesium ingot made from fly ash- and they have been extremely successful.
https://www.adaa.asn.au/blog/2022/06/lmgs-fly-ashmagnesium-recipe-for-greener-evs Odd, how Wellgreen's magnesium
is excluded from, PFS.
2030 Magnesium Forcast expects 6x increase in magnesium demand.
Whose managing the magnesium ?
lol
Does Wellgreen need a new paint brush ?
Paint the real image and value of Wellgreen ?
Paint how to convert good ore to waste ores and back into profits...?
To the poster who suggegested - write a book...?
Pretty well have to - in order to correct the Wellgreen.
Why not make it better.