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Conference Proceedings

Iron Ore Conference Proceeding 2023

Conference Proceedings

Iron Ore Conference Proceeding 2023

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Co-hosts AusIMM and CSIRO, brought together 600+ delegates from across Australia and the world to Perth in September 2023.
Presentations across the three-day technical conference addressed the decarbonisation of the iron and steel supply chain, automated technologies and a showcase of leading industry best practice.

Papers in collection

  • Homogeneity assessment of crushed and pulverised iron ore certified reference materials – implications for laboratory quality control Go to Paper
  • Case studies illustrating the role of F-series mine reconciliations in production forecast improvement initiatives Go to Paper
  • New occurrence of banded iron formations in the Minvoul Region, Ntem Complex (Northern Gabon) Go to Paper
  • An iron ore detective story in Papua New Guinea Go to Paper
  • Characterisation of the Iron Bridge magnetite project Go to Paper
  • Kisoro-Kabale iron ore project in south-western Uganda – unlocking a new high-grade iron ore region for exploration and development Go to Paper
  • How are Indian mills changing their feedstock in order to address decarbonisation goals? Go to Paper
  • Evaluation of the environmental benefits of using a conveyor belt mining system in an open pit mine Go to Paper
  • A cost-effective tool to assess iron ore products and optimise their operations in blast furnaces towards decarbonisation – state-of-the-art CFD models Go to Paper
  • Phosphorus distribution behaviour in hematite ore reduced in CO-H2 gaseous atmosphere Go to Paper
  • Smelting of nickel and vanadium wastes to produce green steel Go to Paper
  • Direct reduced iron (DRI) – value of process monitoring using X-ray diffraction Go to Paper
  • Mechanisms on the impacts of basicity on hydrogen-rich gas-based direct reduction of pellets Go to Paper
  • Influence of iron ore chemistry and mineralogy on sticking and breakage of pellets inside shaft furnace Go to Paper
  • The development of DRI pellets for green steelmaking Go to Paper
  • The challenges of removing sulfur from magnetite ores to meet direct reduction specifications Go to Paper
  • The role of steelmaking desulfurisation and EAF-smelter in hydrogenbased steelmaking route of low-grade iron ores Go to Paper
  • Phosphorus association with goethite – effects of Fe(II)-catalysed recrystallisation Go to Paper
  • Hydrogen reduction of Australia iron ores Go to Paper
  • Hydrogen reduction of as-received and pre-oxidised NZ titanomagnetite ironsands in a small-scale high-temperature fluidised bed Go to Paper
  • Driving the transformation to hydrogen ironmaking – an experimental vertical shaft H2-DRI reactor facility in NZ Go to Paper
  • Sintering characteristics of iron ore blends containing iron ore concentrates Go to Paper
  • Development of an iron ore analysis method applying assimilation reaction to coarse ore Go to Paper
  • Mineralogy and reducibility of sinter analogues in the Fe3O4-CaO-SiO2 (FCS) ternary system under hydrogen atmosphere Go to Paper
  • Pelletisation of New Zealand titanomagnetite ironsand for hydrogen direct reduction Go to Paper
  • QPM hematite by-product as an ironmaking feed material Go to Paper
  • Effect of -1 mm particle size fraction on JPU permeability and granulation characterisation Go to Paper
  • Effect of high oxygen enrichment on sintered ore quality and sintering phenomena Go to Paper
  • Supply chain approach to iron ore dust monitoring and remediation – Pilbara, WA Go to Paper
  • Development and implementation of low-cost sensors and LiDAR for managing dust emissions due to mining activity Go to Paper
  • BHP Port Hedland wind fence – innovations in dust control Go to Paper
  • Advancements, innovations and initiatives for optimising the treatment of haul roads Go to Paper
  • A guide to ground disturbance permitting and managing ESG risk Go to Paper
  • Latest fifth generation (Mk V) gyratory crushers with focus on safety and maintenance features Go to Paper
  • Analysing impact forces and overcoming speed, heat and pressure issues in high capacity belt support applications Go to Paper
  • Economic recovery of low-grade fine iron ore using the Optima Classifier Go to Paper
  • Removal of phosphorus and gangue minerals from iron ore by a combined approach of alkaline drying and reverse flotation Go to Paper
  • Design and operation of large drum scrubbers Go to Paper
  • Moving beyond Net Present Value project evaluation to achieve Environmental, Social and Governance goals for mine operations and The use of Zimbabwean limonite-coal composite pellet as a sustainable feed for pig iron production Go to Paper
  • Iron ore transfer chutes – directions after 30 years of scale modelling Go to Paper
  • Developing dephosphorisation technique for iron ore with reductionprocess Go to Paper
  • Improved iron ore processing through digitalising conveyed ore flowsusing representative real time multi-elemental analysis Go to Paper
  • Minimising cost of rheology control additives for iron ore slurries/tailings for enhancing processing performance Go to Paper
  • A comparative study of two laboratory crushing techniques for a South African banded iron formation (BIF) Go to Paper
  • Comparison between ball mill and vertical stirred mill for the fine grinding of a low-grade iron ore Go to Paper
  • Effect of hydrodynamic parameters on iron ore reverse flotation Go to Paper
  • Coarse processing of South African banded iron formation (BIF) Go to Paper
  • An innovative application of LJC Automatic Magnetic Flotation Separator in magnetite processing Go to Paper
  • Slime waste to boost agricultural productivity Go to Paper
  • Reducing waste in the iron ore industry by beneficiating slimes using new flotation regime and two-stage processing routes Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2023
  • Pages: 737
  • PDF Size: 118.159 Mb.
  • Unique ID: PA-201903-202311221301403306
  • ISBN no: 9781922395-17-7

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