Hazer in the news, page-180

i think there will be a simple explanation. and basic maths is over simplifying the situation here.

consider there may be a difference between what they have bagged to send off to customers versus what they have produced. if they have run at optimal conditions for 10 days and produce 10 tonnes of commercialy viable graphite then essentailly they are at declaration of readiness.. we know that is not the case and they are ramping up the test program over the course of this year.. i dont imagine they would go straight to extended run at fully optimised conditions. and anything less than optimised conditions wouldn't produce the desired purity of graphite. so my theory is that this run was mostly done sub optimal with a duration focus and has been tweaked up to optimal conditions for at least 2 days either sometime towards the end of that 240 hours or subsequently if its still running, during which time they bagged some of the good stuff.
but i agree. throw us some cheese, a little monthly newsletter update would be great..