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SUMMARY:Future of Mining Americas
DESCRIPTION:POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/future-of-mining-americas/
LOCATION:Colorado\, USA
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SUMMARY:Biomining '21
DESCRIPTION:This\, the 10th International Symposium on Biomining* (Biomining '21)\,is the postponed Biomining '20\, which was affected by the Coronavirus outbreak. It is organised by MEI with Prof Sue Harrison and Dr Chris Bryan and is sponsored by AFX Mixing & Pumping Technologies & Newmont. Media sponsors are International Mining. Industry Associates are the Cornwall Mining Alliance and the Critical Minerals Association. \nDue to COVID the conference will be held online. \nTHEMES \nBiomining '21 will focus on the latest developments in the field of biohydrometallurgy and bioprocessing: the development\, optimisation and application of integrated biomining process operations for mineral ores\, including low grade and complex ores; the microbiology of biomining and the application of biohydrometallurgy\, bioflotation and other technologies to novel resources (such as mine and electronic wastes) and the (bio)remediation of mining-impacted environments. \n1. Biomining Process Development:  \n\nDevelopment and optimisation of biohydrometallurgy processes\, including sub-processes of biohydrometallurgy\, reactor systems\, hydrodynamics and modelling\nAssociated Unit operations\, Up- and Downstream processing (including waste management) etc\n\n2. The Microbiology of Biomining: \n\nMicrobial ecology and succession\, both description and kinetics\nMicrobial consortia and bioprospecting\nCertain fundamental aspects.\n\n3. Biohydrometallurgy Applications: \n\nBiomining (i.e. Bioleaching\, Biooxidation) applications - both heap and tank\nNovel and potential resources (e.g. electronic and other metallic wastes)\nBioremediation applications (e.g. the treatment\, prevention and prediction of AMD\, metal recovery from wastes etc.)\nOther biotechnologies in mining and metallurgical industries.\n\nCall for papers: Short abstracts\, of no more than 150 words\, should be emailed to Dr. Barry Wills in Rich Text Format (.rtf) by the end of March. Please ensure that your abstracts do not contain Figures\, References\, Tables or Equations. \nThe conference programme will be announced closer to the time. \n* Previous events were named the International Symposium on Biohydrometallurgy
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/5587/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Minerals%20Engineering%20International":MAILTO:bwills@min-eng.com
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Minerals '21
DESCRIPTION:This\, the 6th International Symposium on Sustainable Minerals (Sustainable Minerals '21)\, is the postponed Sustainable Minerals '20\, which was affected by the Coronavirus outbreak. It is organised by MEI in consultation with Prof Markus Reuter and is sponsored by FLSmidth. Media sponsors are International Mining and the Coalition for Eco-Efficient Comminution (CEEC)\, the Cornwall Mining Alliance and the Critical Minerals Association are Industry Associates. \nDue to COVID-19 the conference will be held online. \nTHEMES \nThe rapid growth of the world economy is straining the sustainable use of the Earth’s natural resources due to modern society’s extensive use of metals\, materials and products. An astute and conscious application and use of metals\, materials and products supported by the reuse and recycling of these materials and end-of-life products is imperative to the preservation of the Earth’s resources. The realisation of the ambitions of sustainable use of metals\, materials and resources demands that the different disciplines of the material and consumer product system are connected and harmonised. This conference will discuss all aspects of material and metal usage by considering for example (but not exclusively): \n\nAcid Mine Drainage\nClean Technology (smelting\, energy recovery\, hydrometallurgical\, etc.)\nCoal Wastes\nEffluent Treatment (biological and chemical methods for water purification)\nEnergy Recovery\nWater use and recycling\nEnvironmental Impact Assessment Methodologies (LCA\, metrics for sustainability\, LCI\, etc.)\nIndustrial Applications (novel technology\, new methods\, breakthrough technology\, etc.)\nLegislation (REACH\, Basel\, Stockholm\, etc.)\nProcess Control (to monitor and optimize environmental performance of plants\, unit operations\, furnaces)\nProcessing of Industrial Wastes (slags\, chemical\, flue dusts\, sludges\, bottom ashes\, etc.)\nRecycling of Post Consumer Materials (car recycling\, waste electric and electronic equipment\, plastics\, paper)\nTailings Disposal at mine sites\nRecycling Systems (monitoring\, take-back systems\, etc.)\nRecycling Technology (separation\, automatic sorting\, sensors\, smelting\, etc.)\nSustainability (from an industrial as well as consumer point of view)\nSystem and other models for system optimization and Sustainability prediction\nCarbon emission controls; case studies of existing methods to reduce emissions and new technology being developed such as carbon capture and storage\nEfforts to reduce energy consumption in mining and mineral processing operations\nDevelopments in geopolymers as alternatives to conventional cements.\n\nCall for papers: Short abstracts\, of no more than 150 words\, should be emailed to Dr. Barry Wills in Rich Text Format (.rtf) by the end of March. Please ensure that your abstracts do not contain Figures\, References\, Tables or Equations. \nThe programme will be released closer to the time.
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/sustainable-minerals-21/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online
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SUMMARY:Flotation '21
DESCRIPTION:Flotation ’21 features 2 discrete symposia: \nNovember 8-9: Flotation Fundamentals: Physics and Chemistry\nAlthough now over a hundred years old\, the fundamental aspects of flotation are still being intensively researched and new machines developed.\nThis two day symposium will focus on: \n\nFundamental reagent and flotation chemistry\nBubbles\, froths\, bubble-particle interactions\nFlotation cell hydrodynamics\, kinetics and scale-up\n\nNovember 10-11: Flotation Applications and Plant Practice\nThis two day symposium focuses on the application of flotation\, and will include sessions on: \n\nPlant Operations\, particularly related to new technology\, and process mineralogy problems\nFlotation Circuits\, and their modelling\, simulation\, control and optimisation\nFlotation machine developments\nMetallic\, non-metallic and coal flotation\nEnvironmental considerations\n\nCALL FOR PAPERS: If you would like to present a paper\, please submit a short abstract\, of no more than 150 words\, to bwills@min-eng.com by the end of May 2021. \nCONFERENCE LOCATION: The conference will be held at the Vineyard Hotel\, in the leafy suburb of Claremont in Cape Town. The hotel offers a stunning view of the slopes of Devils Peak and Table Mountain on 6 acres of parkland.
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/flotation-21/
LOCATION:Vineyard Hotel\, Colinton Rd\, Cape Town\, 7700\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:National & International
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SUMMARY:Future of Mining Australia
DESCRIPTION:In response to COVID-19 and the continued restrictions and uncertainty around travel and large-scale events\, Future of Mining Australia has been postponed and will take place on the 28th-29th March 2022. We look forward to welcoming our delegates\, sponsors and speakers when it is safe to do so. In the meantime\, stay connected by registering to the newly launched Future of Future of Mining 365.
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/future-of-mining-australia/
LOCATION:Sydney\, Australia
CATEGORIES:National & International
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SUMMARY:Physical Separation '22
DESCRIPTION:Physical Separation '22 is organised by Minerals Engineering International (MEI). Media sponsors are International Mining and Imformed. Industry Associates are the Coalition for Eco-Efficient Comminution (CEEC)\, the Cornwall Mining Alliance and the Critical Minerals Association. \nAlthough chemical methods of concentration and extraction dominate the industry\, the physical separation methods are ubiquitous. Whether it be gravity concentration\, classification or dewatering\, the principles of separation are essentially the same\, and there is no mining operation in the world which does not make use of the density differences between solids and liquids somewhere in the flowsheet. Magnetic and electrical methods also have important roles to play when methods such as flotation fail. \nWith the need to reduce energy and water consumption\, sensor based automatic ore sorting is becoming increasingly important in comminution circuits\, in order to remove waste and sub-marginal grade material and produce a coarse upgraded preconcentrate early in the flowsheet\, and reduce the volume of final tailings. \nMEI's 7th Physical Separation conference will therefore bring together researchers and operators who have common interests in: \n\nGravity concentration methods - single and multi-G separators and dense medium separation\nClassification techniques - hydrocyclones\, air classifiers etc.\nSolid-Liquid Separation - thickeners\, clarifiers etc.\nElectronic Sorting\nMagnetic and electrostatic separation\nMicrowave technology. There are many aspects of mineral processing where the use of microwaves has potential and papers dealing with the enhancement of physical processes by microwaves are encouraged.\n\nCALL FOR PAPERS: If you would like to present a paper\, please submit a short abstract\, of no more than 150 words\, to bwills@mineng.com by the end of December 2021. \nCONFERENCE LOCATION: The conference will be held at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (NMMC). Located on Discovery Quay in Falmouth\, there are 15 galleries over 5 floors and its exhibits explore the overwhelming influence of the sea on Cornwall’s\, the UKs and global history and culture. Delegates will have full access to the museum during the conference\, with presentations being held in the Sunley Lecture Theatre.
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/physical-separation-22/
LOCATION:National Maritime Museum\, Discovery Quay\, Falmouth\, Cornwall\, TR11 3QY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Devon & Cornwall,National & International
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SUMMARY:IntegratedMinPro '22
DESCRIPTION:Integration\, Optimisation & Design of Mineral Processing Circuits (Integratedminpro '22) is organised by Minerals Engineering International (MEI) and sponsored by Promet101. International Mining are media partners and the Cornwall Mining Alliance and the Critical Minerals Association are Industry Associates. \nAs the demand for resources continues to increase\, and amidst growing challenges of processing complex ores while minimising energy and environmental impact\, we are entering an exciting time for innovation in mineral processing. Innovation in individual unit operations is complemented by innovative approaches to the entire mineral processing flowsheet\, from rearrangement of an existing circuit to a new approach for a greenfield development. \nThis conference invites papers on new approaches to mineral processing circuits\, whether through design\, modelling\, optimisation or operation. This includes integration of unit operations (e.g. comminution and flotation)\, novel flowsheets that incorporate new equipment and new approaches to optimising circuit design. \nThis exciting new conference will cover: \n\nOptimisation and integration across different unit operations\nThe integration of new equipment into existing flowsheets\nCircuit layout design; modelling and optimisation\nEquipment selection methods
URL:https://cornwallminingalliance.org/event/integratedminpro-22/
CATEGORIES:Devon & Cornwall,National & International
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