EDM Resources has announced positive results from XRF sensor-based ore sorting testwork at the Scotia Mine. The results showed significant grade increases for zinc and lead in the retained material, with the potential to reduce downstream processing costs and capital requirements.
EDM Resources Inc. has announced positive results from its Dense Media Separation (DMS) pilot plant study at the Scotia Mine. The study demonstrated that DMS can pre-concentrate ore, increasing zinc and lead feed grades by 18.4% and 33.5% respectively, while maintaining high recoveries.
EDM Resources Inc. announced successful initial Heavy Liquid Separation (HLS) test results on high-grade zinc and lead composite samples from its Scotia Mine. The bench-scale tests, simulating Dense Media Separation (DMS), showed exceptional recoveries of up to 99.4% for lead and 97.6% for zinc, alongside significant grade increases for both metals. These results suggest a strong potential to reduce mineral processing costs and access previously uneconomic areas of the deposit.
EDM Resources has completed two Dense Media Separation (DMS) pilot plant trials at an SGS laboratory to evaluate increasing feed head grades at the Scotia Mine. The company also received a date extension for its Environmental Assessment Approval and is progressing its DFO application for the Southwest Expansion Project.
