Phil Thomas, who is the company’s qualified person, BSc Geol, FAusIMM MAIG, has spent the past 22 years exploring for lithium brines, including building, and operating a pilot plant for production at Rincon Salar (sold to Rio Tinto plc for US$825 Million) as well as he and his team explored the Pozuelos salar, producing an indicated and inferred resource, from four exploration wells (recently sold to Ganfeng Lithium Co., Ltd. Ekosolve™️ is licensed by the University of Melbourne, Australia to Ekosolve Limited, an unlisted public company.
The Ekosolve™️ Lithium Solvent Exchange Extraction process can efficiently manage the processing of the brines to produce lithium carbonate with a grade higher than 99.5% and a recovery of 96%, far exceeding any ion exchange or adsorption process available to date. Learn more about the Ekosolve™ process on Recharge’s website here Testing of efficiency for separating and purifying lithium and the removal of cations was conducted, with boron, calcium, potassium and magnesium extracted to the solvents and sodium stripped into the brine. The average of brines tested during packer tests were 161ppm Li at 363m depth and the maximum value was 169ppm Li (refer to press release dated January 5, 2023). It demonstrates that the extraction organic solvents have good extractability for the lithium in the salt lake brines from Pocitos salar.” Kathryn Mumford from the University of Melbourne commented “This result is consistent with other brines tested from the Pozuelos salar. The company will start a new drill/production well program when the permits are issued by Salta Mines Department.Īssociate Professor Dr.
Lithium chloride salt production is the next stage of processing, as potential offtake partners of Richlink has indicated their preference for Lithium Chloride.īrines sampled by the packet test at 363m recorded 169ppm LI. The result is slightly better than previous brines tested and second highest recovery recorded Lithium recovered from 85.08 ppm Li in brine was 80.76 ppm LI ("Recharge" or the "Company") (RR:CSE) (RECHF:OTC) (SL5:Frankfurt) is pleased to report that the previously announced Ekosolve™ Lithium Solvent Exchange Extraction process has been able to extract 94.9% of the lithium (“Li”) from the brines provided from the company’s 2022 DDH3 drill program at the Pocitos 1 lithium brine project located in Salta, Argentina.ĮkosolveTM DLE Extraction technology pilot plant tested at the University of Melbourne achieved 94.9% extraction efficiency with brines at average lithium concentration of 86 ppm LI Vancouver, BC - TheNewswire - JRecharge Resources Ltd. Vancouver, British Columbia -News Direct- Recharge Resources Ltd.
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