I am not sure about that. I hope you're right. the company...

I am not sure about that. I hope you're right. the company has not responded. this is a big deal to understand. we are talking 13000 MtPa lithium, at assume 200ppm, that is 65,000,000 lts per yr to flow out (180,000lts per day). we MUST understand the pre-treatment process. you load in a clean(ish) product into the resin(s), and that great. but if the sh!t that comes out of the ground contains say just 4-5% suspended solids (dirt) which need spinning out, that is 8-9mt per day. I am guessing it's feasible, but it won't be a walk in the park - don't care how big the process is. that's a big f'n continuous desludging process! I understand the process of lithium isolation and concentration -> it will work. the red flag to me was the "brine sludge" comment on the recent press release.

the company needs to come out and clearly articulate what the ground solids are and what process they may or may not need for desluging. non-disclosure is not acceptable.