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Jadar is a mineral deposit containing lithium and boron discovered by our geologists in 2004 near Loznica in the Jadar Valley in Western Serbia, some 160 kilometres from the capital of Belgrade. The high-grade, large-scale deposit is a promising addition to the world’s supply of materials for low-carbon technologies, such as the batteries ...
- Jadar Lithium-Borates Project Location, Geology and Mineralisation
- Jadar Lithium-Borates Project Mineral Reserves
- Mining Methods at Jadar Lithium-Borates Project
- Ore Processing at Jadar Project
- Contractors Involved
The Jadar lithium-borates project is located near Loznica, western Serbia. The Jadar deposit area spans approximately 3km west-east by 2.5km north-south at depths ranging between 100m and 720m below the surface. The mineralisation at the project site occurs in three broad zones containing stratiform lenses of variable thickness within a much thicke...
The proven and probable mineral reserves at the Jadar lithium-borates project were estimated at 16.6Mt grading 1.81% Li₂O and 13.4% B₂O₃, as of June 2020.
The Jadar lithium-borates project will use underground miningmethods involving a combination of cut and fill, and bench stoping. The mine design features mining panels on regular grids within each structural zone. Individual mining stopes and associated development accesses were created internally to the panels to facilitate interrogation and sched...
The Jadar lithium-borates project will involve standard unit processing operations comprising three main sections. The comminution and beneficiation circuit will be incorporated with conventional unit operations, including a high-pressure grinding roll (HPGR) to produce a -0.2mm fraction that will be rejected as beneficiation residue and a 4mm/+0.2...
Global consultancy firm Hatch was engaged to provide specialist process engineering services for the pre-feasibility and feasibility phases, as well as the execution of the project.
20 de ene. de 2022 · A lithium-boron deposit with the potential to make Serbia a major global producer Jadar is named after jadarite, a lithium sodium borosilicate mineral Rio Tinto discovered in Serbia in 2004, near the city of Loznica in western Serbia.
The Jadar mining project is a proposed mining site. The deposit is one of the largest lithium deposits in the world and also contains boron. It is planned that both lithium and boron will be recovered from the ore. The deposit contains the mineral jadarite, the only occurrence of this mineral in the
Jadarite, named after the Jadar River, is located near the city of Loznica in Western Serbia. The Jadar deposit is a world-class resource that could potentially provide the foundation of a new electric vehicle supply chain in Serbia.
3 de jun. de 2023 · Museum scientists are studying the genesis of the Jadar lithium-boron (Li-B) deposit in Serbia in order to develop better processing technologies and exploration models.
27 de jul. de 2021 · Jadar will produce battery-grade lithium carbonate, a critical mineral used in large scale batteries for electric vehicles and storing renewable energy, and position Rio Tinto as the largest source of lithium supply in Europe for at least the next 15 years.
