Solution mining potassium chloride from heated subterranean cavi

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

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299 5, E21C 4108

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042392870

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method of increasing the solution mining rate of potassium chloride from a cavity in a subterranean ore deposit containing potassium chloride and sodium chloride, in which cavity ore has been rubblized to effect a large contact surface area, by (1) solution mining the ore rubble at a first temperature for a time sufficient to determine the mining rate at that temperature; (2) increasing the temperature of the cavity solution to a temperature determined to be near the highest temperature at which the invariant composition is achievable at the solvent dissolving rate; and (3) solution mining the ore at the higher temperature.

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