E3 Lithium Ltd V.ETL

In other words you don't have a clue

[ratpoysen]

What does that have to do with my question?
I was asking what the flow rates are and how much brine is being processed.
And, as usual your response is just a pile of blabber. What is the actual number?

[Greatvac1]

I'm trying to help you but you aren't making any headway

[Yajne]

...speaking of not having a clue rat poison, your initial question shows your complete lack of knowledge on how the pilot plant operation works. You asked "how much brine has been recovered and how much lithium has been produced". Kind of backwards, it's the brine that they're producing and lithium that they're recovering. Not going to do your DD for you. If you spent the

[juniorbullalive]

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[Greatvac1]

I'm sure they'll do okay, they're 3.5 years behind E3

[TripleEm]

Via its DLE field pilot plant, E3 Lithium is conducting a series of three predefined tests to review various operating conditions to understand anticipated performance in a commercial environment. Once all three tests are complete, E3 Lithium will select the operating conditions that produced the best results to run for a longer period.

[TripleEm]

The Prototype is E3 Metals' largest scale DLE system to date with two separate trains capable of brine flow rates of up to 120L/hr. January 2022 GLTA.

[My19sixyNineZ]

@Triplem .....Nov. 2022: The test also included reinjecting brine back into the reservoir to confirm injectivity capacity, which is an important component of E3 Lithium‘s environmentally sustainable process. The test included re-injecting the produced brine at a rate of 1,200m3/d in less than two days.