Source: Medaro Mining.
  • Medaro Mining (MEDA) is obtaining independent third-party review of its lithium technology
  • The company is partnering with the engineering firm Global Lithium Extraction Technologies (GLET) for pilot plant process diagrams
  • Medaro is also working with Materials and Chemistry Laboratory (MCLinc) to validate the chemical reactions in this type of technology
  • Medaro Mining is a lithium exploration company based in Vancouver, BC
  • Medaro Mining (MEDA) closed up by 22.03 per cent trading at $0.36 per share

Medaro Mining (MEDA) is obtaining independent third-party review of its lithium technology.

The company is partnering with the engineering firm Global Lithium Extraction Technologies (GLET) for pilot plant process diagrams. The operation with GLET concerns the development and commercialization of a new, low-cost process for extracting lithium from spodumene concentrate.

Medaro is also working with Materials and Chemistry Laboratory (MCLinc) to validate the chemical reactions in this type of technology.

The company hopes the validation will further substantiate previously announced results respecting the technology’s ability to successfully achieve recovery rates for lithium of over 99 percent.

MCLinc provides expert consultation and specialty laboratory analyses in support of industrial forensics, materials characterization, environmental chemistry, uranium chemistry, mercury studies, carbon fiber, nanoparticles technology and process optimization.

Medaro has also engaged Process Engineering International to assist in the preparation of a process flow diagram (PDF) for the pilot plant. PROCESS has competency in the essential aspects of process engineering – including, but not limited to, identifying options available in pursuing process objectives, elucidating existing challenges and providing viable solutions in process expansion, preparing process diagrams for conceptual and real-world plant design, developing process mass and energy balances, identifying required pieces of processing equipment and estimating processing costs.

Faizaan Lalani, Medaro’s President, commented,

“We are thrilled to be working with such reputable and experienced engineering and chemical analysis firms. Having MCLinc perform an independent third-party review will further instill the confidence we have in the technology, while working alongside PROCESS will ensure we get off on the right foot during this planning phase of our pilot plant. We believe working with these organizations will provide a great deal of value, not only to the technology, but to Medaro and all its shareholders.”

Medaro Mining is a lithium exploration company based in Vancouver, BC.

Medaro Mining (MEDA) closed up by 22.03 per cent trading at $0.36 per share.


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