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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;swagge1, post: 990931, member: 22402&quot;]I&#039;m not sure what the recovery rate is.&nbsp; I can tell you that the spent catalyst, as well as the fresh catalyst is shipped via multiple 18 wheelers in 53&#039; box trailers.&nbsp; The catalyst is driven from Louisiana all the way to California where it is made and reclaimed.&nbsp; It can&#039;t be too cheap to send multiple fully loaded box trailers across country like that.&nbsp; I can ask the catalyst engineers at work if they know what the reclamation yield is.&nbsp; They usually stick around for a few weeks after the unit is started up and direct us how to run the catalyst for optimum performance.</p><p><br /></p><p>On a side note, when the spent catalyst is being unloaded from the reactor it is very dusty and a dust collection system is used to reclaim the dust.&nbsp; The &quot;silver dust&quot; is then placed into drums, sealed up, and sent along with the other spent catalyst in the trailers.&nbsp; These drums are extremely heavy when full and if i had to guess yield a very high percentage of silver.&nbsp; I like to think of the catalyst swap out as kind a &quot;core charge&quot; system similar to the rebate you get back from an old car battery or alternator when you bring it to the store and replace it with a new one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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