Lithium brine degradation, page-32

Ok RE, How many “experts” are there in brine pond usage and analysis? Sweet fa world wide I would say, seeing the number of successful brine ops is so small worldwide. Obviously the pond part is easier than the conversion to LCE, but nonetheless.

Youre prob not going to get the answer you want on HC .

. But we do know that some operations have the brine in ponds for over a year, and others like Galan can apparently do it in less time. I would conclude that it ain’t going to go off.
Reinjection requires a reinjection well. It would be folly to save money by spending whatever it is in building one for a delay of ……. Unknown time ! If and when funds are found, it’s full steam ahead, so why build a reinjection well ? The time lines could likely cross over.
The above is about all I can think of on this. And I make no claims to know anything either.

As a Mining engineer consultant you should have access to people and or information that answers your question. Certainly more than most. Find out and post it on here.