Spectrum Acquisition to Begin Research on Use of Continuous Refractory Ore Bioprocessing Apparatus
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Spectrum Acquisition Holdings is in compliance with California’s moratorium on dredging along its high profile mineral rights on the South Fork of the Salmon River, CA. The company has begun research involving the use of its patented mobile ore digestion Biotechnology to recover the abundance of gold and platinum in the area which has not been developed or mined with modern machinery since WWII.
The company’s Continuous Refractory Ore Bioprocessing Apparatus combines the milling of granular ore, the mixing with bioreactor liquid contents, and the transportation of solids along a reactor through the use of an Archimedean screw conveyor. A gas diffuser is employed so as to encourage agitation of the contents of the bioreactor while providing sufficient gas diffusion there through to discourage fouling of ports between conveyor’s shell and the interior of the bioreactor.
“We have waited a long time to finally get started with our Bioprocessing Apparatus. With the price of gold going through the roof, we would love to recover a nice payload for our shareholders,” said A. Dale Henry, president of Spectrum Acquisition Holdings.
About Spectrum Acquisition Holdings
Spectrum Acquisition Holdings is executing a three-pronged strategy for growth. The company is acquiring interests in high quality, low-risk gold projects with past production and sizeable resources. Spectrum is developing technology solutions to enable more sustainable, smaller footprint mineral exploration, production and processing. Spectrum is also pursuing acquisitions of mining sector service companies including operators, mine site service providers, equipment manufacturers, geology firms and technology developers.
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