estimated 20tph unit economics

Can someone check my math?

20tph unit equals...
480t per day
14,400t per month
5,184,000t per year, (assumed 360 days)

The 20tph unit is designed for 24/7 operation. Assuming 80% utilization over the course of a year, that's 4,147,200t processed.

At 0.1% grade uranium, (1,000ppm), each ton = 2 pounds of uranium.

I think that the BLR/Ablation JV could earn a NET PROFIT of $5.0-$7.5 per ton of processed (0.1% ore). The higher the grade, the more they could charge for the service.

For example, if they charged $10 per ton for processing, that's 10% of the gross value of the 2 pounds of uranium per ton of processed ore, (assuming $50 per pound uranium price).

Therefore, a 20tph unit at 80% utilization could generate 4,147,200t x $5 per ton = about $20 million per year of net profit.

If a 20tph unit is deployed for 10 years at a single mine, that would be $200 million of lifetime NET PROFIT for a single 20tph unit.

BLR and Ablation may not end up controling this technology. Think of what Cameco could do with this. Instead of 1 or 2 20tph units in 2014 at the earliest, Cameco could double or triple the production rate of 20tph (or larger) Ablation units.

On a NPV basis, each 20tph unit could be worth $100 million. A single order of a 20tph unit, which I still think could happen this year, is a company maker for BLR.

Anyone have any thoughts on this? Thanks.