Method of disposing solid sodium chloride while selectively solu

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – In situ conversion of solid to fluid – Input and output wells

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405 58, E21B 4328

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041925556

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method of disposing solid sodium chloride while selectively solution mining potassium chloride from a subterranean deposit containing potassium chloride and sodium chloride. In this novel method an aqueous solvent saturated with respect to sodium chloride, unsaturated with respect to potassium chloride and slurried with solid sodium chloride, is fed into the deposit having a cavity wherein there is face on which rich and lean potassium chloride ore is exposed. Potassium chloride is thereby dissolved while sodium chloride is deposited from the solvent slurry and the resultant solution withdrawn from the cavity enriched in potassium chloride.

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