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Salty bugs. (Mining Week).

Publication: Mining Journal
Publication Date: 01-FEB-02
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Full Article Title: Salty bugs. (Mining Week).(Titan Resources NL uses BioHeap[TM] bacterial leaching technology)(Brief Article)

Article Excerpt
Junior nickel producer Titan Resources NL has made significant progress in the development of its BioHeap[TM] bacterial leaching technology. In its latest quarterly report, the company says that one of the major obstacles facing the widespread implementation of bioleaching is the requirement for a good quality water supply, as...

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