First Extractive Metallurgy Operators Conference Proceedings 2005 Stanley M Howard by Stanley M. Howard 9780873397155, 9781613442463, 0873397150, 1613442467 instant download after payment.

The intention of this 2005 conference was to provide a forum for extractive metallurgy operators to discuss and present experiences in dealing with real processing issues and their solutions. The three main aims of the conference were to exchange practical information to assist operators in improving their plant’s day to day performance; to introduce new processing concepts and stimulate debate about how to improve the industry generally; and to review past performance on the implementation of projects from an operator’s perspective with the aim of identifying what was done well and what needs to be done better in the future. All papers were peer reviewed prior to publication in accordance with the AusIMM guidelines to ensure the presentation and technical content is maintained at a high standard. This conference volume will serve as a valuable source of information for those seeking to understand and to further improve plant performance.
Content:
Front Matter
• Table of Contents
•Section 1. Keynote Addresses 1. Education and Development of Expertise for the Resources Industry
2. Dialogue with the Dark Side - Geologists and Miners are People Too
•Section 2. Leaching and Solvent Extraction 3. Pilot Studies of the Ravensthorpe Nickel Project's Pressure Acid Leach Slurry Heater
4. Design and Commissioning of the Sepon Copper Pressure Oxidation Circuit
5. HydroCopper® - A New Method for Treating Copper Concentrates
6. Implementation of a New Leaching Approach for the Treatment of KCGM Gold Flotation Concentrate
7. Analysis of Agitation Leaching Data - Methods and Interpretation
8. Uranium Recovery from Highly Saline in situ Leach Solutions by Ion Exchange
9. The Use of AuRIX®100 Resin for the Selective Recovery of Gold and Silver from Copper, Gold and Silver Solutions
10. Improving Plant Operations Using Synergistic Solvent Extraction Technology and Organic Monitoring
11. Decreasing Operating Costs and Soluble Loss in Copper Hydrometallurgy with Use of Innovative Solvent Extraction Circuits
12. Precious Metal Recovery via Electrolysis to Yield a Filterable Sludge
•Section 3. Smelting and Converting 13. The Clyde-WorleyParsons Proposal for a Flash Furnace Feed System
14. Sampling and Measurements in the Reaction Shaft at Olympic Dam
15. Improving Blister Tapping at Olympic Dam
16. The New Anglo Platinum Converting Project
17. Modelling of Slag Blow in Copper Peirce-Smith Converters
18. Thermodynamics of Converting High-Impurity Copper Matte
19. Peirce-Smith Converter Mouth Redesign Overview
•Section 4. Process Improvement 20. Design Considerations for Smelter Gas Handling
21. Improvement in Australian Bulk Minerals' Iron Ore Pellet Quality and Process Performance
22. Prevention of Scaling and Corrosion of Titanium Alloy Heat Exchanger Tubes at the Risdon Electrolytic Zinc Refinery
23. Pipeline Design Characteristics of Some Industrial Paste-Like Slurries
•Section 5. Plant Support 24. Commissioning - The Interface between Construction and Operations
25. Alkali Emission Reduction and Measurement at Queensland Alumina Limited (QAL)
26. Control System Improvement through Alarm Reduction
27. Process Information Management System at Mount Isa