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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian Diamond Play Cafi

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To: WillP who wrote (7588)1/3/2014 2:25:41 PM
From: WillP  Read Replies (2) of 16207
 
Here are some historical diamond counts for various deposits. They all pretty much weigh the same.

The challenge is: Estimate a grade per tonne and if you can, try to name the deposit.

Weight0.1060.150.2120.30.4250.60.851.181.72.363.354.72
999.41132971602407215130652813210
998.7218012448135492831981114923720
1001.1nananana1059045178410
1000.89066524292831719231157310

I'll give the answers later on....



And the answers are:
The first one is the 3,314 kilograms reported in mid-December for Kelvin. Its 0.85-millimetre-sieve grade was 3.45 carats per tonne.

The second one is the 569.1 kilogram core drilling test of CH-6, reported in 2009, which averaged 8.0 carats per tonne on a 0.85-millimetre sieve.

The third one is the 14.1-tonne core drilling test of CH-6 completed in December 2010. It averaged 2.84 carats per tonne on a similar sieve. (The diamonds from 0.425 to 0.85 mm are from the check sample processed concurrently.)

The final one is the 222-tonne surface excavation test of CH-6 completed in December 2013. It averaged 2.70 carats per tonne on a similar sieve. Again, the counts for the smaller sieve sizes are from the concurrent check sample.

Interesting, yes?

WillP
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