MetPlant 2017 – registrations open – Perth, Australia

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MetPlant 2017 – registrations open – Perth, Australia

MetPlant 2017 – registrations open – Perth, Australia

MetPlant 2017 – registrations are now open

MetPlant 2017 is set to promote and shares knowledge of best practice and developments in metallurgical plant design and optimisation. It will cover a range of processes and commodities, with excellent opportunities for discussion and networking between authors, exhibitors and delegates.
Case studies and best practice in plant design, plant operations, care and maintenance and closure strategies will be shared.
  • Dates: 11-12 September 2017
  • Location: Perth, Australia
  • Keynotes will be delivered by Dean David (Amec Foster Wheeler), Kathy Ehrig (BHP), Peter Munro (Mineralis) and Alan Dennis (Outotec), with a great line-up of abstracts already taking shape.

    Themes include:

  • Mineral processing
  • Hydrometallurgy
  • Biometallurgy
  • Pyrometallurgy
  • Water and tailings management
  • Emissions management
  • Maintenance and optimisation
  • Plant control and energy efficiency
  • Management strategies
  • Held since 2002, this conference brings together a broad range of disciplines from across the minerals industry: design and maintenance engineers, operations managers, planning engineers, metallurgists and process engineers, environmental specialists, equipment suppliers, service providers and consultants.

    Check out preliminary abstracts and workshop opportunities at MetPlant 2017

    • Register here.
    • Preliminary list of abstracts here.

    CEEC thanks convenors David Pollard and Janine Herzig, Rachel Maggill and the team from the AusIMM, and others supporting organisation and participating in this important conference.

    CEEC is thankful to have strong support from our in-kind supporters including the AusIMM.

    The conference will be held in Perth, Australia.

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