Uh no. Those figures I posted here were missing 3 zeros.
600,000MT/year gives about 219,000MT oil and 394,800MT meal...
...and that is based on multiplying the capacity of the regina plant (219,000MT/year) by 3. Which is why the tonnage of oil+meal is greater than the tonnage of crush.
At the time, the only way I could figure how much oil and meal you got out of the crush was the figures quoted for the regina plant at 150MT/day (54,750MT/year).
So I extrapolated those values to the capacity of 600MT/day (219,000MT/year of crush) for the Regina plant, and then mutiplied that by 3 to get values for the joint venture of 600,000 MT/year.
And, the yearly crush capacity for the Regina plant was calaculated as 150MT * 365, so the real capacity would probably be what? How many days a year would they actually run the plant? 200?
