----------------------------------------------------------------------- - Halfmile and Stratmat Deposit Resources ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tonnes Zn% Pb% Cu% Ag (g/t) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HALFMILE ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Indicated 6,262,043 8.13 2.58 0.22 30.78(i) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Inferred 6,078,200 6.69 1.83 0.14 20.51(i) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ STRATMAT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Inferred 5,524,500 6.11 2.59 0.40 54.21 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Calculated by Tetra Tech Wardrop engineers and geologists using a 5% ZnEQ cutoff (i) Silver and gold not routinely analyzed for in historic drilling. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Table 1: National Instrument 43-101 Resource Estimates for Halfmile and Stratmat Deposits.
miércoles, 2 de mayo de 2012
Resumen: De acuerdo a los resultados iniciales de la mina Hafmile, Trevali Mining Corporation indica que el masivo cuerpo de sulfuro es aproximadamente 25% más ancho de lo estimado previamente.
Trevali
prevé que la producción de la Zona Superior puede ser moderamente
superior a lo previsto. Si bien este es un hecho positivo, no cambia el
actual calendario de producción de la compañía, ya que esta zona
representa menos del 10% del depósito de Halfmile.
La empresa también informa que ha procesado alrededor de 30 000 toneladas de material mineralizados de Brunswick-12 Mill, propiedad de Xstrata, cuyos resultados se darán a conocer luego de la recepción de los informes finales.
Trevali Encounters Wider Than Expected Mineralization in Operations
at Halfmile Mine in New Brunswick
Reconciliation Indicates 25% More Tonnage on Halfmile Level 1 30,000-Tonnes Processed at Xstrata's Brunswick 12 Mill
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, May 01, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
Trevali Mining Corporation ("Trevali" or the "Company")
CA:TV
-2.36%
(otcqx:TREVF)(lma:TV)(frankfurt:4TI) is very
encouraged by the results of initial mining at its 100%-owned
Halfmile Mine in New Brunswick. Reconciliation of
planned-versus-actual mined production indicates the massive sulphide
body is approximately 25% wider than modelled on the first level
(Figure 1:
http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/TV0501.pdf ). The Company
is also pleased to report it has processed approximately 30,000
tonnes of mineralized material at Xstrata's Brunswick-12 Mill during
April - results of which will be released upon receipt of the final
reports.
Recent underground definition drilling indicates increased widths
continue in the mineralized body above the current production level
with 22 of the 24 drill holes intersected semi-massive to massive
sulphide mineralization outside the currently defined mineralized
body for the Upper Zone. These production-definition holes have been
sampled and the geochemical assay results will be released upon
receipt.
Since 2009, the Company has drilled an additional 2,519 metres from
surface targeting the Upper Zone of the Halfmile deposit in order to
obtain fresh material for metallurgical testing and to gain a better
understanding of the sulphide body configuration and grade
distribution.
Considering the successes of the Company's diamond drill campaigns
coupled with this new and ongoing mining and underground information,
Trevali anticipates that production from the Upper Zone may be
moderately higher than anticipated. While this is a positive
development, it does not materially change the Company's current
production schedule as this zone represents less than 10% of the
current Halfmile deposit as presently defined.
Approximately 37,000 tonnes grading 6.39% Zn, 1.9% Pb, 0.65% Cu,
40.57 g/t Ag and 0.4 g/t Au were mined in the initial phase and
30,000 tonnes have been processed at Xstrata's Brunswick-12
processing plant. The Company is presently awaiting final
metallurgical results which will be released upon receipt.
The Company will update the Halfmile - Stratmat National Instrument
43-101 ("NI 43-101") report upon receipt and QA/QC analysis of the
final surface and underground drill results.
HALFMILE AND STRATMAT DEPOSITS
The Halfmile and Stratmat deposits are a multi-lens
zinc-lead-silver-copper-gold rich volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS)
deposits located in the renowned Bathurst Mining Camp of northern New
Brunswick in eastern Canada. They contain significant NI 43-101
Resources - all of which remain open for expansion (Table 1):
An independent Preliminary Economic Assessment(i) from Tetra Tech
Wardop engineering in September 2010 indicated a pre-tax Net Present
Value (6%) of C$343 million at metal prices of US$1.03/lb Zinc,
US$3.03/lb Copper, US$0.92/lb Lead and US$15.08/oz Silver. The study
did not take into account any potential gold credits.
(i) Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have
demonstrated economic viability.
Fuente: http://www.marketwatch.com
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