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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.787.446 von muenchenguru am 22.02.12 10:57:42Wohl nicht zu Unrecht wird auf der Homepage Houlton Woodstock als flagship project bezeichnet.
Flagship projects
- Timmins Talc-Magnesite development project (Prefeasibility in progress)
- Pandora Wood Gold property
- Chibougamau Gold Copper properties
- Houlton Woodstock Manganese property
- Tonnancour Polymetallic property
- Turner Falls Rare Earth property
Gruss William
Flagship projects
- Timmins Talc-Magnesite development project (Prefeasibility in progress)
- Pandora Wood Gold property
- Chibougamau Gold Copper properties
- Houlton Woodstock Manganese property
- Tonnancour Polymetallic property
- Turner Falls Rare Earth property
Gruss William
Zitat von WilliamTell: Solange aus Deinen Beiträgen Zynismus und Frust vorherrscht, bekommst Du meinen literarischen Kram zu lesen....
Mit Zynismus schützt sich der desillusionierte Mensch vor der Resignation.
Gruss William
Zynismus und Frust----nee, wirklich nicht
Ironie, vielleicht Galgenhumor----ja
Zyniker lachen übrigens nicht beim Schreiben, sondern kotzen....(kein Zitat, sondern
Lebensweisheit von mir)
Bleibe ich jetzt verschont?
Jetzt seid mal nicht immer gleich so empfindlich.
Bei so einem harmlosen kleinen Spass kann man einfach auch mal ein bisschen gelassen bleiben.
Oder habt ihr was gegen Diamanten?
GLÜCK AUF !
Bei so einem harmlosen kleinen Spass kann man einfach auch mal ein bisschen gelassen bleiben.
Oder habt ihr was gegen Diamanten?
GLÜCK AUF !
Zitat von miwi2:Zitat von muenchenguru: Ein Schwerpunkt von mir liegt zur Zeit immer mehr auf Graphit.
Viele , eigtl. die meisten der neu in den Bereich eingetretenen UN, Mini-UN haben Gebiete in Quebec, das sie reaktivieren.
Wäre mal eine Mail an Jack wert, ob er da nicht mitspielen kann.....
Oh ja bitte, unbedingt.....
Holz wäre auch toll. Wenn das dann auch nicht läuft, vielleicht Holzkohle.
Und wenn das nicht läuft, vergraben und ca 200Mio Jahre warten und dann in Diamanten
machen.
Alles machbar.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.787.416 von muenchenguru am 22.02.12 10:51:07Xmet hat aber kein Silberprojekt, meinst Du NS Gold ? Der Spin-off müsste jetzt auch abgeschlossen sein...
Stimmt! Hab ich doch glatt Xmet mit NS Gold verwechselt! Sorry.
Das heisst, es spricht eigentlich nichts dagegen, dass Xmet auf Duquesne-West weiterfährt wie bisher....ausser es käme ein neues Flagschiffprojekt dazu.
Gruss William
Stimmt! Hab ich doch glatt Xmet mit NS Gold verwechselt! Sorry.
Das heisst, es spricht eigentlich nichts dagegen, dass Xmet auf Duquesne-West weiterfährt wie bisher....ausser es käme ein neues Flagschiffprojekt dazu.
Gruss William
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.787.524 von miwi2 am 22.02.12 11:12:30Solange aus Deinen Beiträgen Zynismus und Frust vorherrscht, bekommst Du meinen literarischen Kram zu lesen....
Mit Zynismus schützt sich der desillusionierte Mensch vor der Resignation.
Gruss William
Mit Zynismus schützt sich der desillusionierte Mensch vor der Resignation.
Gruss William
Zitat von miwi2:Zitat von muenchenguru: Ein Schwerpunkt von mir liegt zur Zeit immer mehr auf Graphit.
Viele , eigtl. die meisten der neu in den Bereich eingetretenen UN, Mini-UN haben Gebiete in Quebec, das sie reaktivieren.
Wäre mal eine Mail an Jack wert, ob er da nicht mitspielen kann.....
Oh ja bitte, unbedingt.....
Holz wäre auch toll. Wenn das dann auch nicht läuft, vielleicht Holzkohle.
Und wenn das nicht läuft, vergraben und ca 200Mio Jahre warten und dann in Diamanten
machen.
Alles machbar.
Heute kennt man von allem den Preis, aber von nichts den Wert - frei nach Oscar Wilde
Original:
“What is a cynic? A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.” - Oscar Wilde
Zitat von muenchenguru: Ein Schwerpunkt von mir liegt zur Zeit immer mehr auf Graphit.
Viele , eigtl. die meisten der neu in den Bereich eingetretenen UN, Mini-UN haben Gebiete in Quebec, das sie reaktivieren.
Wäre mal eine Mail an Jack wert, ob er da nicht mitspielen kann.....
Oh ja bitte, unbedingt.....
Holz wäre auch toll. Wenn das dann auch nicht läuft, vielleicht Holzkohle.
Und wenn das nicht läuft, vergraben und ca 200Mio Jahre warten und dann in Diamanten
machen.
Alles machbar.
was über Mangan u. Buchans, unserem Nachbarn:
Constrained Chinese Supply:
China is the world's largest manganese miner and EMM producer, with EMM output estimated at 1.38 million tonnes, or roughly 97.9% of global supply in 2010. Ore reserves in China account for roughly 7% of global reserves. However, Chinese manganese ore grades are low and production grades have been falling by 0.5% to 1.0% per year. China is becoming increasingly dependent on overseas ore supplies. Despite pressure from the Chinese central government for consolidation in the industry, the manganese mining sector remains highly fragmented with roughly 600 manganese mining companies and approximately 200 EMM producers. In 2010, the average operating costs of the fragmented Chinese EMM industry were estimated to range between US$0.81 and US$0.99 per pound, with higher costs for production from lower grade ores. When selling to overseas markets, Chinese producers must pay the 17% VAT on most input costs and a 20% export tax, increasing all-in costs to US$1.10 and US$1.32 per pound. To meet long term strategic plans, the Chinese government will continue to promote industry concentration by eliminating small EMM producers with outdated technologies. Chinese industry participants expect that regulators will target small EMM producers with a single production line of less than 5,000 tonnes in annual capacity during the current five year plan. Increased regulatory pressure, falling Chinese ore grades and rising production costs are opening up new opportunities for producers outside China.
Developing the Woodstock manganese property:
Having recognized the window of opportunity within the EMM market, Buchans Minerals acquired a 100% interest in the 5,800 hectare Woodstock Manganese property in New Brunswick, Canada that is host to three zones of sediment-hosted-manganese and iron mineralization, including the historic Plymouth deposit. Based on historical work, these deposits are potentially one of the largest undeveloped manganese resources in North America. Previous operators, Strategic Manganese Corporation, in 1957 estimated a non-43-101 compliant, historic, uncategorized resource estimate, for the Plymouth deposit of *51.2 million tons (46.5 million tonnes) averaging 10.9% Mn (manganese) and 13.3% Fe (iron). In addition Strategic Manganese Corporation estimated the North Hartford deposit to contain **50 million short tons (45 million tonnes) grading 8% Mn and 12% Fe, and the South Hartford deposit to contain **50 million short tons grading 8% Mn and 12% Fe.
Encouraged by successful hydrometallurgical tests carried out by the Federal and Provincial Governments in 1985. Buchans Minerals recently completed a five hole drill program on the Plymouth deposit in 2011 to confirm grades and thicknesses of the deposit, and to provide fresh samples for hydrometallurgical tests. In late 2011, Thibault & Associates Inc. initiated a hydrometallurgical program on behalf of Buchans Minerals to identify a successful hydrometallurgical flowsheet to produce high purity manganese products including electrolytic manganese metal, electrolytic manganese dioxide and manganese carbonate.
The first phase of the program was successful in identifying the leach qualities of the deposit with sulphuric acid leach recoveries of up to 89% and reducing leach recoveries as high as 96% (see news release of November 28th, 2011). Given the strong foundation of these results, the company has now expanded the hydrometallurgical program to focus on optimizing the leach circuit, precipitating out impurities and finally purifying the pregnant leach solutions to ultimately produce a range of high purity manganese products. It should also be noted that the five drill holes that were completed on the Plymouth deposit returned assays that not only confirmed historical grades of approximately 11% manganese (news releases of September 7th & 26th, 2011), but also confirmed the anticipated width and extent of the mineralization in that portion of the Plymouth deposit.
The goals for 2012 will include completing the hydrometallurgical program, updating our in-house economic model for the production of electrolytic manganese metal, attracting an investment partner and initiating a preliminary economic assessment.
Warren MacLeod, President and CEO of Buchans Minerals stated that "Given the strong EMM pricing and demand forecast by CPM from 2011 to 2021, coupled with the difficulties encountered by the Chinese in consolidating their fragmented EMM industry, the Company is looking forward to continuing the development of its Woodstock manganese property located in New Brunswick, Canada."
* historic resource estimate from an article written by K.O.J. Sidwell, 1957: The Woodstock, N.B., Iron-Manganese Deposits. Transactions of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Volume LX, 1957, p.231-236. The article reports the resource is compiled from data acquired from a total of 17,388 feet (5,300 metres) of drilling.
** historic resource estimates (North Hartford and South Hartford deposits) from an article written by K.O.J. Sidwell, 1957: The Woodstock, N.B., Iron-Manganese Deposits. Transactions of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Volume LX, 1957, p.231-236. The article reports the North Hartford resource estimate was compiled from data acquired from a total of 13 drill holes totaling 5,381 feet (1,640 metres) of drilling as well as gravimetric geophysical data. The article reports the South Hartford resource estimate was compiled from data acquired from a total of 9 drill holes (footage undisclosed) as well as gravimetric geophysical data.
About Buchans Minerals:
Buchans Minerals is an Atlantic Canada based resource company that has three main assets that include its base metal properties near Buchans in Central Newfoundland, its manganese property located near Woodstock in New Brunswick and its 50/50 gold & copper joint venture with Benton Resources on the Long Range property in central Newfoundland. The Company has recently announced that it will transfer its base metal assets into SG Spirit Gold Inc. in a reverse take-over transaction subject to SG raising $12.5 million and shareholder approval (view news release of January 26th, 2012 for details). Following the SG transaction, the Company will focus the majority of its efforts on developing the Woodstock manganese property in New Brunswick.
Constrained Chinese Supply:
China is the world's largest manganese miner and EMM producer, with EMM output estimated at 1.38 million tonnes, or roughly 97.9% of global supply in 2010. Ore reserves in China account for roughly 7% of global reserves. However, Chinese manganese ore grades are low and production grades have been falling by 0.5% to 1.0% per year. China is becoming increasingly dependent on overseas ore supplies. Despite pressure from the Chinese central government for consolidation in the industry, the manganese mining sector remains highly fragmented with roughly 600 manganese mining companies and approximately 200 EMM producers. In 2010, the average operating costs of the fragmented Chinese EMM industry were estimated to range between US$0.81 and US$0.99 per pound, with higher costs for production from lower grade ores. When selling to overseas markets, Chinese producers must pay the 17% VAT on most input costs and a 20% export tax, increasing all-in costs to US$1.10 and US$1.32 per pound. To meet long term strategic plans, the Chinese government will continue to promote industry concentration by eliminating small EMM producers with outdated technologies. Chinese industry participants expect that regulators will target small EMM producers with a single production line of less than 5,000 tonnes in annual capacity during the current five year plan. Increased regulatory pressure, falling Chinese ore grades and rising production costs are opening up new opportunities for producers outside China.
Developing the Woodstock manganese property:
Having recognized the window of opportunity within the EMM market, Buchans Minerals acquired a 100% interest in the 5,800 hectare Woodstock Manganese property in New Brunswick, Canada that is host to three zones of sediment-hosted-manganese and iron mineralization, including the historic Plymouth deposit. Based on historical work, these deposits are potentially one of the largest undeveloped manganese resources in North America. Previous operators, Strategic Manganese Corporation, in 1957 estimated a non-43-101 compliant, historic, uncategorized resource estimate, for the Plymouth deposit of *51.2 million tons (46.5 million tonnes) averaging 10.9% Mn (manganese) and 13.3% Fe (iron). In addition Strategic Manganese Corporation estimated the North Hartford deposit to contain **50 million short tons (45 million tonnes) grading 8% Mn and 12% Fe, and the South Hartford deposit to contain **50 million short tons grading 8% Mn and 12% Fe.
Encouraged by successful hydrometallurgical tests carried out by the Federal and Provincial Governments in 1985. Buchans Minerals recently completed a five hole drill program on the Plymouth deposit in 2011 to confirm grades and thicknesses of the deposit, and to provide fresh samples for hydrometallurgical tests. In late 2011, Thibault & Associates Inc. initiated a hydrometallurgical program on behalf of Buchans Minerals to identify a successful hydrometallurgical flowsheet to produce high purity manganese products including electrolytic manganese metal, electrolytic manganese dioxide and manganese carbonate.
The first phase of the program was successful in identifying the leach qualities of the deposit with sulphuric acid leach recoveries of up to 89% and reducing leach recoveries as high as 96% (see news release of November 28th, 2011). Given the strong foundation of these results, the company has now expanded the hydrometallurgical program to focus on optimizing the leach circuit, precipitating out impurities and finally purifying the pregnant leach solutions to ultimately produce a range of high purity manganese products. It should also be noted that the five drill holes that were completed on the Plymouth deposit returned assays that not only confirmed historical grades of approximately 11% manganese (news releases of September 7th & 26th, 2011), but also confirmed the anticipated width and extent of the mineralization in that portion of the Plymouth deposit.
The goals for 2012 will include completing the hydrometallurgical program, updating our in-house economic model for the production of electrolytic manganese metal, attracting an investment partner and initiating a preliminary economic assessment.
Warren MacLeod, President and CEO of Buchans Minerals stated that "Given the strong EMM pricing and demand forecast by CPM from 2011 to 2021, coupled with the difficulties encountered by the Chinese in consolidating their fragmented EMM industry, the Company is looking forward to continuing the development of its Woodstock manganese property located in New Brunswick, Canada."
* historic resource estimate from an article written by K.O.J. Sidwell, 1957: The Woodstock, N.B., Iron-Manganese Deposits. Transactions of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Volume LX, 1957, p.231-236. The article reports the resource is compiled from data acquired from a total of 17,388 feet (5,300 metres) of drilling.
** historic resource estimates (North Hartford and South Hartford deposits) from an article written by K.O.J. Sidwell, 1957: The Woodstock, N.B., Iron-Manganese Deposits. Transactions of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Volume LX, 1957, p.231-236. The article reports the North Hartford resource estimate was compiled from data acquired from a total of 13 drill holes totaling 5,381 feet (1,640 metres) of drilling as well as gravimetric geophysical data. The article reports the South Hartford resource estimate was compiled from data acquired from a total of 9 drill holes (footage undisclosed) as well as gravimetric geophysical data.
About Buchans Minerals:
Buchans Minerals is an Atlantic Canada based resource company that has three main assets that include its base metal properties near Buchans in Central Newfoundland, its manganese property located near Woodstock in New Brunswick and its 50/50 gold & copper joint venture with Benton Resources on the Long Range property in central Newfoundland. The Company has recently announced that it will transfer its base metal assets into SG Spirit Gold Inc. in a reverse take-over transaction subject to SG raising $12.5 million and shareholder approval (view news release of January 26th, 2012 for details). Following the SG transaction, the Company will focus the majority of its efforts on developing the Woodstock manganese property in New Brunswick.
Morgen,
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