The Geology and Development of the Phillips Ranch Sulfur Deposit

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
James R. Guilinger Eleanore L. Nestlerode
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

In April. 1990 Addwest Minerals acquired the Phillips Ranch sulfur property. The sulfur deposit, hosted by the Permian Castile anhydrite, occurs as two distinct elongate. parallel orebodies within a series of northeast-trending grabens. After completing a positive feasibility study, based, in part. on successful drilling programs by Addwest Minerals and previous operators, the decision was made to place the property into production. Utilizing an existing on-site kasch plant, plus significant portions of the recently purchased Texasgulf Comanche Creek Frasch plant. Addwest is currently constructing an 800 long ton per day Frasch mining facility.
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APA: James R. Guilinger Eleanore L. Nestlerode  (1992)  The Geology and Development of the Phillips Ranch Sulfur Deposit

MLA: James R. Guilinger Eleanore L. Nestlerode The Geology and Development of the Phillips Ranch Sulfur Deposit. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1992.

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