I reckon the trench:bore ratio, 71:29 will prove to be incorrect...

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Originally posted by Blue fox: ↑

Ha, everyone stirred up, horses unsettled at the station! strange how there is not a single post over at boring old SO4 but continued reassurance of each other at Kll

Has Timmy lost his dummy ???
I know you have run out of brain capacity as you have
resorted to name calling
you are the Moron

the trench is best when it is empty
F....k me I have heard everything now
so happens my son is dating a hydro geologist .
the inflow draw envelope as you call is called
A Cone of Depression ( follow closely little fella )
as the pump sucks or the trench drains this
cone lays back
flatter the better !
If the cone could lay back to a straight line this would be
100 % so it it would basically need to be water
this calculation then converts to something called
Porosity
remember that word it is very important
If the ground doesn’t have a high porosity it can’t have a great Transpersivity meaning the water or brine in this case can’t flow as well .meaning you end up with a a tall skinny cone of depression
which in turn means trenches or bores will need to be closer togeather as the cones need to overlap to drain the lake evenly
closer togeather means more which means more money
maybe that is were the extra $170 000 000 is going
judging by the clay
the ability to use a standard machine
the stiffness of the walls and the lack of water in the photo
supplied by FTT
your lake has a low porosity and minimal transporsivity
LW has not evan been going for one year and most of the first year was suppose to be suplied by the whilliamson super pit ( I am sure Sevo will fact check )

so the trench looks around 6 metres deep and you would get a honeymoon period at the start
so in 5 years time you may have to be 30 metres deep
what is the cost of digging that ? And is it possible ?
the whilliamson pit has not regained any water and has only a small pump dewatering a very big hole
in typical fashion it just no longer gets a mention.

google told you they are standard plants off the shelf???

their are only three in the world
very standard
and if they are so basic why are you spending
$400 000 000 to build something that is only going to produce 260 000 tpa
a $400 000 000 gold plant would be processing
10 000 000 tpa feed
it is not a simple process

you may have to recompose yourself go back to your broker and ask some hard questions
get your answers in writing
you may want it down the track

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I reckon the trench:bore ratio, 71:29 will prove to be incorrect with capital blowout on extra early bores.

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