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Eighth International Heavy Minerals Conference 2011

Conference Proceedings

Eighth International Heavy Minerals Conference 2011

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Efficiency
and innovation have been features of our industry and for the past 20+ years the
Heavy Minerals Conference has continued to be an important forum for technical
interchange amongst professionals. The key themes of Heavy Minerals 2011 were
exploration, land use and social licence, drilling, mineral separation,
materials handling and post mining land use. The breadth of
subjects addressed reflects the depth of our industry and highlights many areas
where the performance of an operation, or process, can be
improved.

Papers in collection

  • Environmental and Social Constraints to Mineral Mining Projects - Finding the Key to Unlock the Resource Go to Paper
  • A Fortunate Life - 45 Years in Heavy Minerals Go to Paper
  • Drilling Techniques for Resource Estimation of Mineral Sand Deposits Go to Paper
  • The Grande Cte Mineral Sands Project Go to Paper
  • Challenges and Lessons Learnt Operating the Tiwest North Mine' (Cooljarloo Mine, Western Australia) Go to Paper
  • Process Implications of Ferrolysis in Hyper-Saline Water Go to Paper
  • Improving Rehabilitation Outcomes using Biocrusts Go to Paper
  • Dry versus Wet Magnetic Separation - Horses for Courses Go to Paper
  • Wet High Intensity Magnetic Separators Circuit Modelling Go to Paper
  • Exploration and Resource Modelling of the Goondicum Industrial Minerals Project, Central Queensland, Australia Go to Paper
  • Heavy Mineral Prospectivity in the Eucla Basin Go to Paper
  • Mineral Sands Resource Security - Underpinning Market Share in a Global Growth Context Go to Paper
  • The Effect of Particle Size Distribution in Electrostatic and Magnetic Separation on Mineral Recovery and Yields Go to Paper
  • Characterisation and Carbothermal Reduction of a Murray Basin Ilmenite Concentrate Go to Paper
  • Attritioner Scrubber Performance Evaluation Go to Paper
  • Titanium Feedstocks - Opaque Quality Requirements Go to Paper
  • Improvements on Estimation Tools and the Effect on Mineralisation Base Definition on the Zulti North Heavy Mineral Sand Deposit, Richards Bay, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa Go to Paper
  • Application of Ground Magnetic Surveys over Heavy Mineral Sand Strands to Increase Confidence in the Interpreted Continuity of the Modelled Resources Go to Paper
  • The Use of Finite Element Modelling to Better Understand Electrostatic Separation Go to Paper
  • Sulfidisation of Ilmenite Concentrates Contaminated with Chrome Spinels - A New Approach to Impurity Separation Go to Paper
  • Influence of Saline Water on Electrostatic/High Tension Separation Go to Paper
  • Chemical Enhancement to Magnetic Separation for Effective Separation of Silicates from Titanium Phases at Finer Particle Size Fraction Go to Paper
  • TiRON - A New Process for the Production of High-Grade Feedstock for TiO2 Pigment Manufacture Go to Paper
  • Land Use Geoscience - Protecting Western Australia's Titanium-Zircon Resources for Future Extraction Go to Paper
  • A Study on the Impact of Utilising Sea Water for Wet Concentration of Beach Minerals Deposits on the Recovery and Quality of Ilmenite Produced by High Tension Separation Go to Paper
  • Kelsey Centrifugal Jig Implementation at Namakwa Sands for Zircon Recovery from Quartz Rejects Go to Paper
  • Sand Mining Restoration on the Swan Coastal Plain using Topsoil - Learning from Monitoring of Previous Rehabilitation Attempts Go to Paper
  • Setting Restoration Goals for Restoring Pit Lakes as Aquatic Ecosystems - A Case Study from Southwest Australia Go to Paper
  • The Development of the Aircore Sampling System Go to Paper
  • Operational Challenges and Lessons Learnt at Xinli Nonferrous Co Ltd's Ilmenite Smelter Go to Paper
  • A Phased Approach to Test Programs to Meet Feasibility Study Requirements Go to Paper
  • Geometallurgy in Mineral Sands Deposits - Linking Geological Artifacts to Metallurgy and Mine Planning Go to Paper
PD Hours
Approved activity
  • Published: 2011
  • Unique ID: PA-201112

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