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DRMS Permit Index
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M1981165
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
2/27/2008
Doc Name
TR Request
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Mine Development Inc.
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DRMS
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TR3
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f <br />RE ~Q~® 3 2 ~~0~~ <br />Mine Dev. Inc. <br />MAR 0 3 2008 'Durc ~.,., <br />Neglected Mine Project <br />3319E 4`~ Ave. Division os Recia~~nation, '~'ini~:~ ~ $m~~ <br />Durango, Colorado 81301 Mining and safety ~ ~~~~~~~'~ <br />Re: Technical revision request for permit number (M-1981-165). ~.1 G (s{rtr L'~ ~'~ ~ !J ~ <br />r---- <br />Dear Bob, l._ tom` <br />I am rr~uesting a revision to our existing permits to include anon-toxic leaching <br />process for the recovery of gold and silver and other metals from our ore. This process <br />has been around for many years and was used successfully on the complex ores. It was <br />deemed obsolete when cyanide came atong because of that cheep and easily obtained <br />chemical, it has been resurrected and is recognized as the "new nod-toxic <br />environmentally friendly answer for gold and silver extraction. Set out below is the <br />example we used for our test work. here are m proprietary recipe secr+e.~ts in this <br />example. <br />The process is done by adding S00 gal. of water to a 1000 gal. tank to which 2000 <br />lbs. of finely ;ground ore is added and mixed at slow speed. The starry is stirred while 40 <br />Ibs of sodium: bromide and 801bs. of sodium chloride are added then .251bs. of potassium <br />monopersulfa~te are added <br />The oxidationlreduction potential is monitored and potassium persulfate is added <br />to reach reder~tion potential of +800 millivolts. PH is monitored and kept at around 3.6. <br />The slurry is stirred for 4-5 hours and the slurry is then filtered and the filtrate is pumped <br />to a 750 gal holding tank and stirring is corrtinued. The precious metals are recovered by <br />the addition of tedium borohydride and sodium hydroxide, and then the filtrate is filtered <br />again to recover the metals that have been pn~ipitated. This metal residue will be <br />washed and dlried and placed iffio proper cis and shipped to a for fiuti>ec <br />refining. This metal residue will contain not only gold and silver but also any lead, <br />copper, nicked and any plaRinums etc. "The filtrate sohrtion will then be pumped to a <br />holding tank where it is stored and regenerated for recycling with the next batch of ore. <br />The regeneration is done with a 500 amp r+ec~ifit~', by app13-ing4_ volts of dire~rt , <br />to carbon plated el®ctrodes in the holding tank until the oxidationlreduction potential is + <br />800 millivolts_ The fiend is then pumped to the mixer tank and the process is started <br />again, The tailings are washed, tested and cleaned of all of the leach solution and then <br />pumped to ~~ existing lined pond this can be done without ever removing the <br />tailings from the circuit. The water used to clean the tailings is then pumped to the <br />holding tank to be added to the next batch of ore. <br />It is cwt hope to mount the tanks, filters and equipment needed on a flat bed trailer <br />and set it in a containment area lined and banned with the heavy duty liner. and <br />constructed 1:o drain into the existing lined tailings pond- This system is considered an in- <br />line closed cirrarit system, all ofthe tanks are enclosed and the fluids are contained The <br />chemical storage will be approx. 200 lbs sodium bromide, SOO ibs sodieme ehloade,150 <br />~~~ <br />d :,.. <br />
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