| Company | Flinders Resources Ltd |
| Date | Unknown |
| Commodities | Graphite |
| Status | Inactive |
Executive Summary
This technical report section details the recovery methods and processing history of the Woxna graphite project operated by Flinders Resources Ltd. The beneficiation plant has a nameplate capacity of approximately 140,000 tonnes per year, capable of generating 10,000 to 13,000 tonnes of processed graphite products. The processing circuit includes crushing, rod milling, ball milling, and flotation using conventional cells and column cells.
Historical operations began in 1996 with production starting in 1997. Significant plant extensions occurred in 1998 and 1999, including the installation of new rod mills and flotation circuits to improve throughput and recovery. A feasibility study for a high-purity leaching plant was conducted in 2001, with an environmental permit granted in 2005, though it has since expired.
At the time of the site visit, the crushing equipment and mine fleet had been removed by the contractor. Limited stocks of fine flake graphite remained at the mine site. Over the past 12 months, fine flake graphite has been recovered from stockpiles, rescreened, dried, and supplied to customers in mainland Europe.
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Project Status: Inactive
Commodity: Graphite
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