I wonder if its worth emailing the company with a suggestion of...

I wonder if its worth emailing the company with a suggestion of a technical nature?

I haven't looked at the fluid mechanics of it and the metallurgical constraints but I wonder if a slurry pipeline would work to transport the Phos. Zinifex transport their zinc rich slurry via a 304km pipeline from Century Mine at Lawn Hill to the loading dock at Karumba. It's a normal steel pipeline, it had a liner installed a few years back to counter erosion and extend the asset life.

I posited this a little earlier but it got drowned in the deluge of another thread , so started this one as a discussion point...

A static asset like a pipeline has a reasonable capital cost, but nothing like road/rail. Also, once established the operating costs are not big. Pipeline could have feasibly a 30 year life, more depending on the grade of steel used.

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