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Metallurgical Plant Design and Operating Strategies (MetPlant) 2006

Conference Proceedings

Metallurgical Plant Design and Operating Strategies (MetPlant) 2006

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This is the fifth in the series of conferences on Metallurgical Plant Design and Operating Strategies reporting state-of-the-art advances in metallurgical processing of ores covering plant design from testwork, establishing successful design teams to meet client requirements, designing and building greenfield plants, plant expansions and retrofits, use of new technologies in processing ores, plant control and sampling, maintenance and the whole-of-life of operations through to site closure, and water and tailings management.
The papers in the present AusIMM
conference continue these conference themes, introduce new concepts and provide additional insights into the conceptual thinking and methodologies now used by design engineers, consultants and plant metallurgists in the way plants are built, operated and upgraded to higher tonnage, greater efficiency and lower operating cost.
The papers in this conference contribute to the dissemination of the knowledge necessary to design and operate metallurgical processing plants that better meet industry and community requirements.

Papers in collection

  • Wiring for Start-Up Success Go to Paper
  • Metallurgical Improvements at Kagara's Mount Garnet Mine Through the Use of High Chrome Grinding Media Go to Paper
  • Advanced Grinding Mill Relining Methods Go to Paper
  • Automation of the Kimberley Nickel Mine Flotation Operation Using an Advanced Control System Go to Paper
  • Chronostatistics - A Powerful, Pragmatic New Science for Metallurgists Go to Paper
  • Advanced Concepts in Large Slurry Storage Tanks Go to Paper
  • JKMRC Mineral Liberation Analyser - A Modern Tool for Ore Characterisation and Plant Optimisation Go to Paper
  • Designing Flotation Cells For Optimised Flow Dynamics Go to Paper
  • Plant Design for Closure Go to Paper
  • Water Filtration - Advantages of Fabric Media Go to Paper
  • Magnesium Alloy Production in China - The Quay Magnesium Experience Go to Paper
  • The Use of Simulation in the Lihir Gold Expansion Study Go to Paper
  • Commissioning and Operating Experience with Gekko's Gold Ore Treatment Plants Go to Paper
  • Design Selection for Large-Scale Grinding Operations - AG/SAG or HPGR? Go to Paper
  • Sustainable Plant Design, Technology and Operations - What They Are and How to Achieve Them Go to Paper
  • Selecting Optimal Operating Conditions for Knelson Concentrators Go to Paper
  • Acousto Ultrasonic-Echo (AU-E) and Ultrasound Technology - Determination of the Lining and Cooling Element Condition of Operational Furnaces Go to Paper
  • Optimisation of the Sepon Copper Milling Circuit Go to Paper
  • Assessment of High Shear Stator Performance at Kanowna Belle Gold Mine Go to Paper
  • Is Measuring pH Enough? Go to Paper
  • Selecting Frothers for the Flotation of Specific Ores by Means of Batch Scale Foaming Tests Go to Paper
  • Improving the Performance of Precipitator Tanks in an Alumina Refinery Using CFD Modelling Go to Paper
  • Murrin Murrin Heap Leaching Project Go to Paper
  • Special Purpose Simulator for Improved Estimation of Day-to-Day CIL/CIP Recoveries Go to Paper
  • Options for Concentrate Drying Technologies when Designing a Copper Smelter Go to Paper
  • Drying Technologies for Mineral Processing Applications Go to Paper
  • Solids Cooling in Fluidised Solids Transfer Devices Go to Paper
  • Geochemical Mass Balance and Characterisation of Pollutants Draining from a Nickel Mine Site Go to Paper
  • Geochemical Controls on Acid Mine Drainage Generation, Neutralisation Treatment and Attenuation at Iron Duke Mine Go to Paper
  • Preparation of Mine Fill from Process Plant Tailings Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2006
  • Unique ID: PA-200608

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