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Introduction
The course will provide an understanding of the principles of physical and chemical mineral processing. The course assumes no prior knowledge and emphasizes the science and engineering principles, and their application. Topics covered include mineralogy, size liberation, grade recovery, comminution circuits, flotation, magnetic separation, leaching, thickening and filtration. The course finishes by integrating the various unit processes, process control, maintenance and procedures for improving one's skill and knowledge in the area. Course BenefitsThe benefits of attending a course such as this are numerous. Attendees will greatly appreciate the importance of optimization of plant efficiency and in addition, they will gain an in-depth knowledge of the broader aspects of mineral processing. Any plant is a large capital resource and it needs to be efficiently managed to achieve the highest recovery and production outcomes. Management recognises that people are the greatest asset and improved efficiency is a direct result of knowledge, skill and experience. Employees appreciate receiving training and the interest shown in them improves morale and helps foster a more productive workforce. Participants will gain an understanding of the fundamental principles and unit processes, an appreciation of equipment and flowsheets, understand the physical and chemical principles, increased awareness of problem solving, etc. Leading PresentersDamian Connelly - Director/Principal Consulting Engineer Damian has over 40 years experience as a Consulting Metallurgist. He has extensive experience in the gold, copper, lead, zinc, uranium and iron ore industries. His field of expertise lies in plant operations, feasibility studies, detailed design, and commissioning. He has been involved in many projects including engineering, audit, due diligence, tenders and expert witness work. METS' training courses have been run both in Australia and overseas, and are highly regarded. Dr Denis Yan - Consulting Engineer Denis has over 40 years experience in mining, with vast exposure to most mineral processing environments. Most of Denis's background is in senior university roles where he led substantial cutting edge research programmes and taught at the WA School of Mines as Program Chair (Metallurgy). Denis is the author of 32 papers and the popular resource text in mineral processing, "Mineral Processing Design and Operations." Elisevier Amsterdam, 2006. Who Should Attend? The course is designed to instill key knowledge of the Resource Sector to mining executives, project managers, geologist, senior mine and processing plant operating staff, engineers and researchers. The course can also benefit training providers, suppliers to resource industry, technologist, accountants, brokers and investors. It requires no pre-requisite knowledge and is run over two days with a certificate provided at the completion of the course. Testimonials“Ideal for what I wanted - Mineral Processing at a high level to assist my basic understanding of principles involved.”“Very enjoyable course well presented” “Good course, great presenter” Course ProgrammeDay 1
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