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Metallurgical Testing Confirms Commercial-Grade Potential at Oakover Manganese Project
May. 27, 2011 11:01AM PST
Battery MetalsMineweb reported that Brumby Resources (ASX:BMY) has confirmed manganese mineralization at the Oakover project.
Mineweb reported that Brumby Resources (ASX:BMY) has confirmed manganese mineralization at the Oakover project.
The market news is quoted as saying:
First pass metallurgical beneficiation testing undertaken on six samples of RC chips from the Sixty Sixer Prospect indicates that samples of varying feed grades (> 15% Mn) can be beneficiated to an average 35.9% Mn product that is low in iron and contaminants.
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