@barry1990I have also viewed the Stanford presentation from...

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I have also viewed the Stanford presentation from WEFTEC.  I believe the timeline pretty much follows calendar year.  From the Jan 30th quarterly commentary the MABR unit at Stanford was successfully commissioned and operational in January.



I believe Amir highlighted the Steady State Operation phase as that is where most of the 3 month testing data in the presentation comes from - May to July.
This was a consistent 3 month period where no parameters would have been altered to get a gauge of real world operation.  We should be well into the Limit Testing Phase by now.

A couple of the other slides shows the full data-set period.  I will not post the full data for copyright purposes.  But you can see below data was collected in late Jan and compiled until mid Sept for the WEFTEC report, with the Steady State Operation phase indicated as the white section in the middle.



It should also be noted that this initial demo unit that went to Stanford was the previous iteration of containerized MABR.  I would be very interested if the newer Aspiral units would produce better data-sets if compared side to side.

The initial data does look good though, detailed report likely due early Q1.