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~~• <br /> <br />E1IPIRE ENERGY CORPORATION <br />No. 5 dine Sump Water Qua ity <br />III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br />As stipulated in the permit for Empire Energy's Eagle No. 5 and Cdo. 9 <br />Clines, an analysis of the water pumped from the new sump in the No. 5 <br />Clines was to be performed. This report summarizes the results of the <br />testing and includes a comparison of this water (which was in the sump up <br />to 54 days) to fresh mine inflow water, a copy of the results (Tables 1 <br />and 2), and Stiff diagrams (Tables 3 and 4). <br />The sump water and the fresh water inflow water are of approximately the <br />same water quality. They are both strongly sodium-bicarbonate waters. <br />The sump water has slightly higher sulphate and lower alkalinity and <br />sodium levels. The dissolved solids values are similar with the fresh ~(~, I~ <br />mine inflow having a higher value. There is no significant -di-fference in <br />~4 <br />°~ <br />the pH values. The metals are very close; many of the trace metals are ~~ <br />,~ <br />below the detection limit in the sump sample; 1.30 mg/L in the sumyversus~ ~'',~", <br />~ <br />0.40 in the fresh water for total and 0.29 mg/L in the sump and X0.02 mg/L r 1,, <br />a <br />in the fresh water for dissolved. ~~,~~h` <br /> ~ <br />The comparison indicates that both waters would be suitable for <br />agricultural use and that there is no significant deterioration in water ~ <br />quality with residence time in the sump. In fact, the sump water appears <br />to be slightly better in quality. This might be explained by the alkaline <br />pH which provides a favorable environment for the precipitation of petals <br />as well as for their adsorption by the wall rock. <br />Bicarbonate (as CaCo3) 644 Nickel <0.02 <br />Boron 0.44 Nitrogen, Ammonia 0.05 <br />Cadium 0.005 Plitrogen, h103/N02 <0.02 <br />Calcium 7 pH (units) 8.2 <br />Carbonate (as CaC03) 0 Phosphorus, Ortho <0.02 <br />Chloride 17 Potassium 5.7 <br />Chromium <0.02 Selenium <0.002 <br />Conductivity * 1,260 Sodium 316 <br />Copper <0.02 Solids, Dissolved 830 <br />Cyanide, Total 0.012 Solids, Suspended 60 <br />Fluoride 2.20 Solids, Volatile 18 <br />Hardness (as CoC03) 34 Sulfate 97 <br />Iron <0.02 Sulfide <0.2 <br />Iron, Total 0.40 Zinc <0.005 <br />j Lease <0.02 <br />~*/(umhos/cm @ 25° C) <br />Note: C•letals are Dissolved Unless Noted. <br />