Great Salt Lake Series – Post 2: Pilot System Fabrication Today, let’s take a closer look at how Lilac’s pilot system is fabricated and delivered to site, and what’s in all those containers. Our pilot system, affectionately known as “Flash,” is designed, engineered, and fabricated at our Oakland, California headquarters and then shipped to site. Our skilled fabrication team starts with bare containers and transforms them into fully equipped units. They handle everything: welding, bracing, insulation, equipment installation, pipe fitting, electrical wiring, painting, and more. Off in a Flash! Once the containers are ready, they’re hoisted onto flatbed trucks using a sideloader and hit the road. Flash’s modular, reusable design allows for rapid site deployment on site. Upon arrival, the Flash containers are unloaded and then interconnected, commissioned, and tested. Inside the Flash Pilot System Flash comprises 7 containerized Lilac IX process units and 1 controls container. The 7 process containers are where the magic happens—they handle brine filtration, reagent preparation, lithium extraction, and water recovery. The process containers are all monitored and controlled from the central controls container. A Versatile Design Fun fact: Flash has a flexible design—it is equipped to go from one project site to the next and can be adapted for different brines. When the Great Salt Lake pilot is complete, Flash will be packed up and ready for the next adventure. ?? ?? Stay tuned for our next post and download our technical white paper for more info: https://bit.ly/4bbb0Cq ?? #greatsaltlake #lithium #lithiumextraction #criticalminerals #batterysupplychain #batterymaterials #electricvehicles
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