Mount Ridley Mines has lodged a second provisional patent application for its Selectro processing chemistry, specifically adapted for industrial metal feedstocks like bauxite. First-pass testwork on a Darling Range bauxite composite yielded 92% aluminium and 97% iron recovery, producing a pH-neutral residue.
Mount Ridley Mines has lodged a second provisional patent application for its Selectro™ technology, specifically adapted for industrial metal feedstocks. Initial testwork on a bauxite composite from the Darling Range project yielded 92% aluminium and 97% iron recovery.
Mount Ridley Mines reported successful first third-party testing of its Selectro™ process on a bauxite composite from the Darling Range, Western Australia. The test achieved 92% aluminium and 97% iron recovery, producing a pH-neutral, silica-rich residue instead of conventional caustic red mud.
Mount Ridley Mines reported successful first-pass metallurgical testing of its Selectro™ process on a third-party bauxite composite from the Darling Range. The test achieved 92% aluminium and 97% iron recovery, producing a pH-neutral, silica-rich residue instead of conventional caustic red mud.
