Considering Dougal Elder pointed out NALs best output is at sc5.4 I doubt the figures would be used based on sc6 and rather on an sc5.4 basis. This allowed for better tonnage at the site which far outweighed producing far less at sc6 grade. As such the carb plant will then likely have higher tonnage passing through at a lower grade. How grading impacts margins on carbonate quality I am not sure as I havent yet looked into it. I cant imagine that margin would diminish but I guess this will be revealed in the pfs for carbonate at Nal.
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