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Separation Rapids
Project Phase
Preliminary Economic Assessment
Lithium Chemicals, Feldspars, High Purity Silica
Avalon's Separation Rapids Lithium Project has the potential to produce high purity lithium compounds for two distinct markets: an industrial mineral product for glass-ceramics and lithium chemicals for energy storage. It also has potential for several by-products including feldspars, silica, rubidium, cesium and tantalum.
The Separation Rapids deposit is one of the largest "complex-type" lithium-cesium-tantalum pegmatite deposits in the world, unusual in its enrichment in the rare, high purity lithium mineral petalite.
The Separation Rapids lithium deposit
Petalite is the preferred lithium mineral feedstock for certain specialty glass-ceramic products. Petalite is preferred over other lithium alternatives in glass-ceramic products for technical reasons, notably its consistently low impurity levels.
The petalite found at the Separation Rapids deposit contains very low levels of impurities, also offering potential for a high purity lithium chemical product at a relatively low-cost, to serve the needs of lithium ion re-chargeable battery manufacturers. A positive PEA was completed in September 2016, confirming a technically viable process and positive economics for the recovery of a battery-grade lithium hydroxide product from Separation Rapids' petalite.
Growing demand for rechargeable batteries in electric vehicles and home energy storage is expected to result in continued rapid growth in global consumption of lithium. Many industry analysts are predicting that the demand for lithium will double over the next 5-10 years, creating a supply deficit, as existing producers struggle to meet the new demand.
Lithium is not the only mineral of interest at the Separation Rapids project. Highly fractionated pegmatites, like the Separation Rapids deposit, contain many minerals of economic importance. The deposit has the potential for recovery of several valuable by-products including high purity silica, feldspar, rubidium, cesium and tantalum. By-product recovery offers the possibility of significantly increased revenues and reduced amounts of waste material to dispose of.
The 100% owned Separation Rapids property is situated approximately 70 km by road north of Kenora, Ontario. The property consists of 15 Mineral Claims and one Mining Lease covering approximately 5,982 acres (2,421 hectares). Tenure for the mineral resource is held under a 421 hectare, 21 year Mining Lease (Ontario CLM469). Avalon also added three claims to the property covering 28 units (448 hectares), covering a corridor over the property access road.
The Separation Rapids property is directly accessible by a private road. The main line of the Canadian National Railway passes by 50 km south of the Separation Rapids property while the main line of the Canadian Pacific railway passes by 27 km further south.
Since acquiring the property in 1996, Avalon has expended approximately $10 million on exploration and development work, primarily focused on the deposit's lithium potential. Initial exploration work conducted in 1997-2001 included geological mapping, trenching, ground magnetic surveys, mineralogical studies and diamond drilling totalling 10,152 m in 69 holes. Subsequent work focused on tantalum potential and other potential industrial mineral products.
Early exploration work culminated in 1999 with the completion of a comprehensive Pre-Feasibility Study on the viability of producing petalite with by-product feldspars, by independent consultant Micon International Inc. The business model at the time involved production of high purity concentrates of petalite for sale to glass-ceramics manufacturers. While the study produced a positive result, Avalon was unable to secure the necessary commitments on off-take from consumers to justify further investment at that time and the project was put on hold.
Over the next decade, Avalon continued to study alternative lithium product ideas for markets in glass, ceramics and specialty composite materials.
In 2014, Avalon re-activated the project after receiving expressions of interest in its potential petalite product from several international glass manufacturers. The process flowsheet was greatly simplified and in 2015 new petalite samples were produced for analysis by these customers - all of whom confirmed they met the desired specifications in terms of lithium grade and impurity levels. Avalon then conducted a pilot plant trial to successfully produce one tonne of concentrate for further evaluation by the customers in glass-ceramics applications.
Avalon concurrently began investigating how its petalite could be used to produce high purity lithium chemicals for the battery industry relatively inexpensively compared to other existing alternative lithium source materials.
Market studies suggest that lithium hydroxide will be in increasing demand as a feedstock for lithium ion battery cathode chemistries. Consequently, Avalon has developed a process flowsheet to make lithium hydroxide from its petalite. The potential for production of high grade lithium hydroxide (99.9%) was demonstrated through laboratory test work performed in 2015.
In February 2017, Avalon announced that laboratory testwork on the lithium mica lepidolite (a second lithium mineral found at Separation Rapids) confirmed a 99.88% pure lithium carbonate product could be made from this material. Avalon and Lepidico Ltd. of Perth, Australia subsequently entered into a non-binding letter of intent under which it is contemplated that Avalon would sell a minimum of 15,000 tpa of lepidolite concentrate produced from its planned phase 1 demonstration plant to Lepidico for processing at Lepidico's planned production facility.
On September 27, 2016, Avalon announced the results of a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment on the Separation Rapids Lithium Project. The PEA was conducted to investigate the potential for recovery of a lithium product suitable for the battery market from the resource. The results confirm a technically viable process and positive economics for the recovery of a battery-grade lithium hydroxide product. The full news release can be read here.
The 2016 PEA development concept envisioned an open pit mine, potentially transitioning to underground mining in later years; with milling onsite to produce a lithium mineral concentrate and by-product feldspar. The lithium mineral concentrate would then be processed in a hydrometallurgical plant (presently contemplated for Kenora) to produce lithium hydroxide for the battery industry or sold directly into the glass industry. The model assumed average annual production of 14,600 tonnes of lithium hydroxide for a minimum of 10 years and 100,000tpy of feldspar mineral concentrate.
Total CAPEX for this initial model was estimated at $514 million, inclusive of $86 million in contingencies and $7 million in sustaining capital. This includes the mine, concentrator and a hydromet plant assumed to be in Kenora. The hydromet plant accounts for approximately 50% of the total CAPEX estimate.
The average cost to produce lithium hydroxide was estimated at US$4900/tonne versus a price assumption of US$11,000/tonne. Pricing for lithium hydroxide has moved significantly higher over the last year and has recently been reported at US$18,000/tonne. An updated PEA financial model will be prepared once the current work program is completed.
Note the PEA is preliminary, includes inferred mineral resources considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. There is no certainty that the preliminary economic assessment will be realized.
Resource Estimate at 0.6% Li2O Cut-off Grade
As at October 21, 2016.
|Total Feldspar
|Measured plus Indicated
- CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves, 10 May, 2014 were followed for this mineral resource estimate.
- The Qualified Person for this mineral resource is David Trueman, Ph.D., P.Geo. (MB).
- The resource estimate is constrained by a 3D geologic model of the mineralized material.
- Assay intervals for Li2O, Ta2O5, Cs2O and Rb2O were interpolated using the Inverse Distance Weighted method to create a 3D block model.
- The resource cut-off grade of 0.6% Li2O was chosen to capture mineralization that is potentially amenable to mining, mineral concentration and off-site processing.
- Li, Ta, Cs and Rb were originally analysed on all samples at XRAL Laboratory (Thunder Bay, Ontario) utilizing ICP (Li, Ta) and AA (RB and Cs) and check analyses completed at CHEMEX Laboratory (Don Mills, Ontario) utilizing AA (Li) and ICP (Rb).
- As well as due diligence to verify historic data, Avalon completed additional check analyses of historic drill core in 2016 utilizing ALS Laboratory (Vancouver) with a combination of fusion and ICP (method CCP-PKG01). Included as QAQC procedures was a lithium rock standard within the check analysis batches.
- Total Feldspar is the total of potassium feldspar (microcline) and sodium feldspar (albite) and the value reflects the mean and median value of all samples with quantitative mineralogy determined.
- The percentage Total Feldspar is based on analyses completed utilizing X-Ray Diffraction and Qemscan instrumentation on samples representing all lithological subunits of the mineral deposit. These analyses were completed at Carleton University in 1999 (XRD) and ALS Global Laboratory in 2016 (XRD and Qemscan, Kamloops). This is supported by quantitative mineralogy of metallurgical samples determined at SGS (Lakefield) and Anzaplan (Germany)
- All figures are rounded to reflect the relative accuracy of the estimates. Summation of individual columns may not add-up due to rounding.
- Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. There is no certainty that all or any part of the Mineral Resource will be converted into Mineral Reserves.
In 2017, Avalon carried out additional drilling (April - May) with the objective of increasing the Separation Rapids resource, while continuing to optimize metallurgical processes to confirm design parameters and product properties. Early results from the drilling program both expanded the lithium resource and provided better definition of the lithium mineralogical zoning in the total resource.
Avalon is pursuing a staged development approach for the project, involving initial construction of a demonstration scale process plant in the Kenora area. This approach will satisfy the need to produce large volume trial samples of the company's various lithium products and will demonstrate the efficiency of Avalon's innovative processes and confirm the ability to scale up and expand this technology in an operational environment.
Avalon plans to proceed with an update of its 2016 PEA Technical Report to reflect the potential for petalite and lepidolite lithium concentrate production, in addition to value-added lithium battery materials, using the staged development approach.
Please note that the projected timeline is reliant on a positive Feasibility Study as well as offtake commitments, project financing, and timely receipt of all permits and environmental approvals.
ENVIRONMENT, PERMITTING and COMMUNITY
Avalon completed environmental baseline studies in the project area in 1999, ensuring that local environmental sensitivities were identified at an early stage. This study was updated in 2007 and was further updated in 2013 to completion of a Species at Risk Act study. Avalon completed additional waste rock and tailing assessments and work is planned to further assess tailings from the new process to update the tailing management facility and water treatment plant design if necessary. In addition to these assessments, a draft site layout and water management plan has been completed for discussion with all communities of interest prior to finalizing the Project Description which, when submitted, formally starts the permitting process.
The property lies within the traditional land use area of the Wabaseemoong Independent Nations ("WIN") of Whitedog, Ontario: an Aboriginal community located approximately 35 km southwest of the property. In August 1999, Avalon signed a Memorandum of Understanding with WIN which was renewed in May, 2013. Avalon is committed to developing the project in co-operation with WIN. In addition, Avalon has initiated discussions with the Métis Nation of Ontario.
Separation Rapids Project fact sheet
*These programs are being conducted under the direction of David Marsh, Senior Vice-President, Metallurgy and Technology Development and the Qualified Person for the technical and scientific information.
Avalon Inspection Report – August 10, 2017


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Now he was speaking English, but I was not understanding. His English was perfectly pronounced but I was already figuring in my head that as simple as this sounded...how was I going to get the information needed! Here is what the instructions were:
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I had 4 out of the 5 but it was that 5th one that had my head spinning. My "pension" is Social Security and a Private Insurance pension.
There were notes explaining that all documents issued in languages other than Spanish MUST be submitted duly TRANSLATED INTO SPANISH, and both versions should be notarized by a Notary Public. They must also be certified with an APOSTILLE by the Office of the Secretary of State where they were issued. Each time I saw the word APOSTILLE, it was underlined, in blue and in all caps. I had never even heard of the word much less what I would have to do to get it from the Secretary of State!! Oh my where to start?
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At SXSW this year, Sony opened up what it calls the "Wow Factory" in a converted warehouse on Trinity Street in Austin, where members of its Future Lab program have set up some of the weirdest and coolest hardware concepts out there. The Future Lab program is a research and development initiative that urges Sony employees to think more about human creativity and interaction, and not just faster processors and bigger screens.
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It was business as usual for Mark Dantonio and the Michigan State Spartans in East Lansing on Wednesday for National Signing Day. The program was in the running for some last-minute deciding prospects but their Class of 2017 appears to be complete, at least for the day.
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We look at that and what else made headlines regarding MSU football:
Michigan State did pick up not one, but two lower-end prospects on the day despite missing out on some higher-level talent. One came in the morning, one in the late afternoon.
First, MSU nabbed Laress Nelson (Fort Lauderdale, FL), a 5-foot-11, 170-pound 2-star wideout. Nelson's timeline of being linked back to Michigan State all came within the last few weeks. The school offered him a scholarship on January 19, he made one official trip to MSU on the 27th and signed his NLI on Wednesday.
Then in the afternoon, one commit and signing that flew really under the radar was a pledge from 2-star defensive back Emmanuel Flowers (Chino, Calif.). Flowers became player No. 22 for the Spartan class of 2017. The signing was actually announced during Dantonio's NSD recap presser in East Lansing, something that is quite unusual to say the least.
Dantonio talked a little bit about both Nelson and Flowers once he officially received their letters of intent. He compared the wide receiver Nelson to former MSU wideout and return man Macgarrett Kings Jr., while the DB Flowers drew comparisons of a WR turned corner, former Spartan Tony Lippett.
The day did not start out so well for the Michigan State folk, particularly when the news of one prospect committed for 2017 was in some trouble.
3-star weak-side defensive end Donovan Winter (Orlando, FL) was reportedly arrested on Monday and charged with burglary and possession of a firearm. The initial story that broke was that Winter would not be signing with MSU on Wednesday due to some "complicated matter." Then details began to flow in and the picture became a little more clear.
Winter is still reportedly in jail and has a $2,000 bond attached to him. It is uncertain where he and the school stand regarding his commit. Dantonio is not permitted to speak of the matter due to NCAA rules regarding an unsigned prospect.
Winter and all other high school prospects officially have until April 1 to sign their national letters of intent to play in 2017 at the collegiate level. 247Sports currently does not list Winter among the 22 commits/signees for the Spartans Class of 2017, but still tab MSU as the heavy favorite for the 6-foot-5, 235-pound defensive end.
The 2016 campaign for Michigan State was a struggle to put it lightly. A number of things went wrong, all across the field at every position. Based solely on the makeup of this recruiting class, the team appears to be putting an emphasis on offense for the foreseeable future.
Just looking at the players available, whoever the quarterback is for MSU in 2017 and beyond could have a multitude of weapons at their disposal. Among the incoming freshman for next season are a pair of 4-stars, wide receiver Hunter Rison (Ann Arbor, MI) and tight end Matt Dotson (Cincinnati, OH). Rison is one of the three early enrollees at MSU, while Dotson had been committed to the program since last July. Michigan State is also the only school he had been in contact with since then, when it came to making official visits.
Dotson was not the only tight end that is committed for 2017 that could very well make an impact. Jack Camper (Bradenton, FL), a product of the IMG Academy and a 3-star talent, is also already enrolled at the school.
The program also made a nice push to bolster the offensive line to help provide [insert MSU QB here] and the LJ Scottled running back corps with protection. Two of their more heralded prospects from this class are 4-star offensive guard Kevin Jarvis (Park Ridge, IL) and Detroit Cass Tech's own Jordan Reid. One team can never have enough bodies in the trenches, especially a team like MSU that has struggled with injuries and consistency in that area, really the last two seasons.


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This course will integrate a combination of instructor-led discussions & interactive workshops to demonstrate the capabilities of Web Service within ecommerce applications. This seminar will illustrate the building, testing & deployment of Web Services..
- Course Outline
This course will integrate a combination of instructor-led discussions and interactive workshops to demonstrate the capabilities of Web Service within ecommerce applications. This seminar will illustrate the building, testing and deployment of Web Services; explore their fundamental capabilities, utilization of SOAP and XML, role of WSDL (Web Services Descriptive Language), use of UDDI registries and the development of JavaBeans and EJBs as Web Services.
Objectives At the end of this course, students will be able to:
• Understand the architecture of Service Oriented Architecture
• Depict the role of the Web Server and Application Server
• Explain the roles of SOAP and XML
• Demonstrate the conversion of JavaBeans and EJBs to function as Web Services
• Illustrate the use of Web Services Descriptive Language (WSDL)
• Depict the SOAP processing architecture: messages and bindings
• Understand the architecture of JAX-RPC, JAX-WS and JAXM
• Develop Web Service from a JavaBean using WebLogic Workshop
• Depict process of serialization in SOAP and compare to J2EE equivalent
• Demonstrate the development of Web Service client applications
• Test Web Services application using BEA IDE tools
• Depict the UDDI registry model architecture
• Illustrate BEA Web Services Gateway architecture
• Illustrate the deployment of Web Services to the WebLogic Application Server environment
Topics • Web Services Overview
• Web Services Implementation
• Introduction to SOAP
• Illustrating Apache Axis
• Web Services Development
• Web Services Descriptive Language
• Building Web Services Clients
• J2EE Packaging and Deployment
• Building Web Services Clients
• Overview of UDDI Registries
• Application Server Deployment
Audience This course is designed for Java developers, web page designers and other professionals that will be developing Web Services using BEA WebLogic.
Course Outline I. Web Services Overview
A. Service Oriented Architecture
1. UDDI Registries
2. Service Requestor
3. Web Service
B. B2C vs. B2B
C. Defining XML
1. Architecture
2. Messages
E. Web Services Descriptive Language
1. Definition
2. Usage
II. Web Services Implementation
A. Components
B. J2EE Integration
C. ECommerce usage
1. Hosted
2. Published
3. Discovery
4. Usage
D. IDE Development
III. Introduction to SOAP
A. Overview
B. SOAP Messages
1. Envelope
2. Header
3. Body
C. SOAP transport protocols
D. Error processing
E. Attachments
F. Bindings
IV. Illustrating Apache Axis
A. Overview of Axis
B. Axis architecture
1. Handlers and message paths
2. Server message path
3. Client message path
C. Message Flow subsystem
1. Handlers and chains
2. Message Contexts
3. Engine
D. Message Models
1. SOAP Model
2. Message elements
3. Deserialization
E. Encoding
V. Web Services Development
A. IDE Tool support
B. Web Services wizard
1. Deployment settings
2. Java to XML mappings
3. Binding Proxy generation
4. XML to Java mappings
5. SOAP Binding Mapping configuration
C. Generated files
1. Client
2. Proxy
D. Deployment
1. Testing/Debugging
2. Publishing
E. Tracing SOAP Messages
VI. Web Services Descriptive Language
A. Illustrate role of WSDL
B. Components
1. Types
2. Porttypes
3. Binding
4. Service
C. Attachment support
D. WSDL and the client
E. Creation via IDE (Top/Down)
VII. Building Web Services Clients
A. Depict client requirements
B. Construct Web Service client using SOAP
C. Client development
1. Use of WSDL
2. Wizards
3. Source
D. Depict functions of a Web Service proxy
VIII. J2EE Packaging and Deployment
A. J2EE Application packaging
B. Packaging WAR files
C. Class loading policies
D. Enterprise application installation
E. Deployment Descriptors
1. web.xml
2. ejb-jar.xml
3. webservices.xml
F. Enterprise Application (EAR) deployment
G. Web Service requirements
1. Runtime files
2. Application Server impact
3. Java client requirements
IX. Building Web Services Clients
A. Web Service from URL
1. Servlet Overview
2. Create URL Web Service
3. Generated files
4. Testing
B. Web Service from EJB
1. Session vs Entity EJBs
2. Session EJBs
3. Stateless
C. Stateful
1. EJB Lifecycles
2. Web Service from EJB
3. Files created
X. Overview of UDDI Registries
A. Static vs. dynamic Web Services
B. Web Services discovery
1. Global
2. Private
3. Business Partners
C. UDDI Versions
D. UDDI Models
1. White
2. Yellow
3. Green
E. Use of tModels
F. UDDI Data Models
G. WSDL and UDDI
1. Illustration
2. Associate WSDL with Web Service
3. Locate Web Services for WSDL document
XI. Application Server Deployment
A. Web Services Gateway
1. Service Mapping
2. Transformation
3. UDDI Publication and Lookup
4. Security
B. Handling inbound requests
C. Handling outbound requests
D. Protocol transformation
E. Non-SOAP services access
F. Deployment
G. J2EE Packaging
1. Use of EAR files
- Prerequisites & Certificates
Students should have a basic knowledge of JDeveloper and have been exposed to the Java programming language.
Certificates offered
Certificate of completion
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10 Day cancellation required for all courses in order to get a full refund.
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