Nova Minerals completes engineering and design for antimony processing plant in Alaska

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Summary

Nova Minerals has completed engineering and design for its Estelle antimony pilot processing plant in Alaska, covering the Whiskey Bravo front-end site, a beneficiation plant and refinery at Port MacKenzie, and supporting infrastructure. The plant is designed to produce antimony trisulfide to U.S. military-grade specifications.

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Nova Minerals Corp (Caulfield, Victoria, Australia) has announced the completion of engineering and design for its Estelle antimony pilot processing plant in Alaska. Engineering and design covers the Whiskey Bravo front-end processing site, Port MacKenzie beneficiation plant, Port MacKenzie refinery, and supporting infrastructure. The site’s antimony trisulfide production is engineered to meet U.S. military-grade quality […]

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Nova Minerals completes engineering and design for antimony processing plant in Alaska

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