VanadiumCorp's Game-Changing Extraction Tech Gets Global Patents
VanadiumCorp Resource Inc., a Canadian critical metals exploration company, has made strides in its innovative VanadiumCorp Electrochem Process Technology (VEPTTM). The company has received patent allowance in several countries, including Canada, for this groundbreaking process that minimises energy consumption compared to traditional methods.
The VEPTTM process involves digesting vanadiferous titanomagnetite and other feedstocks into concentrated sulfuric acid. This innovative technique, developed by VanadiumCorp, is designed to improve the efficiency and environmental friendliness of vanadium extraction. The company owns two strategic properties in Quebec, the Lac Doré and Iron-T deposits, which are rich in vanadium and other valuable metals.
VanadiumCorp is advancing this technology with the help of its partner, Electrochem Technologies & Materials Inc. The company has constructed an initial electrolyte pilot plant in Val-des-Sources, Quebec, to evaluate the quality of extracted materials and initiate commercial-scale production of electrolytes for long-duration Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries (VRFBs).
The VEPTTM technology has been patented or allowed in several countries, including the U.S.A., South Africa, Australia, India, and Canada, with pending applications in Europe. While there is no specific information on a company currently testing this technology, it is known that an Australian company is actively exploring its potential applications.
VanadiumCorp's VEPTTM technology is a significant advancement in vanadium extraction, offering improved efficiency and reduced environmental impact. With patents secured in multiple countries and ongoing testing, this technology is poised to revolutionise the critical metals industry. For the latest developments, it is recommended to consult VanadiumCorp's official website or press releases.
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