"Reduces lead time to production by at least 12 months"
So i'm assuming that's the initial 12 months evaporation period for the brine in ponds?
Once the ponds are up and running with concentrated brine cycling through, how much quicker is the Lilac process?
3 hrs...for what quantity? 1 ton per day? 10 tons per day?
Does anyone know the tpa possible using this process?
How does this process cope with different brine chemistries? Can it be easily modified?
Could be a game changer for the entire industry if it can be found to produce at large scale.
Does anyone know the answers to the above?
Ann: Anson Produces Battery Quality Lithium Carbonate, page-80
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