Replies to post #40749 on Niocorp Developments Ltd (NB)

[Landmark8211111]

I'll see if can find that post. I think it was just 2-3 days ago maximum...

[Landmark8211111]

Here I found it!


Hetfield Monday, 08/27/18 10:47:40 AM
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Here is an interesting link about groundfreecing, if you can understand german smile (if not - google helps).
http://old.ingbz.it/Bodenvereisung_Roberti%26Palla_Bozen_25.11.11_Relazione_DEFa84e.pdf?f=Rl4wV5BcG8dIJPEYjCgNaQ==
The cost example is about the train station in Leipzig. There were ~ 600,000 ft³
frozen and that cost $ 10.5 million.

[PutzMueler]

You said

"The depth is where things really become an issue and get costly. Ground freezing means more drilling, and drilling to these depths through bedrock is very expensive. We have an idea of what drilling costs are already."

Would you care to tell me how you can prove this statement?
The URL in post 40759 might help you get there!

and me asking you for proof 500 posts ago.
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BTW isn't our water under the bedrock and clay sealing?
It's a captive audience not free flowing.