Venue: Holiday Inn City Centre, Perth, WA, Australia
Dear Colleague,
Bulk materials handling is the backbone of a mine site, so it is essential to ensure that your system is operating effectively and getting the throughput you need. One of the best ways to develop your processes and your team is by hearing about what others are doing to optimise their processes, and receiving practical guidance on how these methodologies can be applied to your site.
It is my pleasure to introduce the Mine Site Bulk Materials Handling Forum 2010, WA’s first and only event presenting unique case studies, new research, interactive discussions and practical workshops. This event has been extensively researched and specifically tailored to the needs of those working with conveyors, plants and refineries.
Topics covered include:
•Effectively Utilising 3D Engineering Tools for Improved System Design
•Predicting Bulk Material Flow and Behaviour for Mining and Handling Operations
•Analysing System Constraints for the Effective Distribution of Time and Money
•Dealing with Rough Terrain for your Bulk Materials Handling System
•Outsourcing Fabrication for Bulk Materials Handling Systems
On top of this we are featuring two inclusive workshops, allowing you to get even more value and ensuring you achieve practical outcomes for your project or mine site. These workshops will be looking at two essential aspects of bulk materials handling: balancing capacity and spending by determining overload rates; and reducing commodity loss and controlling risk by minimising spillage.
If you’re serious about getting your system up and running, or upgrading it appropriately to ensure the production capacity your site needs, then you cannot afford to miss this industry-leading event.
Mine Site Bulk Materials Handling
Mine Site Bulk Materials Handling Forum 2010
http://www.msbulkmaterials.com.au/Event.aspx?id=352692Event.aspx?id=352692
Two Day Conference: November 23 & 24, 2010
Focus Day: November 25, 2010
Venue: Holiday Inn City Centre, Perth, WA, Australia
Dear Colleague,
Bulk materials handling is the backbone of a mine site, so it is essential to ensure that your system is operating effectively and getting the throughput you need. One of the best ways to develop your processes and your team is by hearing about what others are doing to optimise their processes, and receiving practical guidance on how these methodologies can be applied to your site.
It is my pleasure to introduce the Mine Site Bulk Materials Handling Forum 2010, WA’s first and only event presenting unique case studies, new research, interactive discussions and practical workshops. This event has been extensively researched and specifically tailored to the needs of those working with conveyors, plants and refineries.
Topics covered include:
•Effectively Utilising 3D Engineering Tools for Improved System Design
•Predicting Bulk Material Flow and Behaviour for Mining and Handling Operations
•Analysing System Constraints for the Effective Distribution of Time and Money
•Dealing with Rough Terrain for your Bulk Materials Handling System
•Outsourcing Fabrication for Bulk Materials Handling Systems
On top of this we are featuring two inclusive workshops, allowing you to get even more value and ensuring you achieve practical outcomes for your project or mine site. These workshops will be looking at two essential aspects of bulk materials handling: balancing capacity and spending by determining overload rates; and reducing commodity loss and controlling risk by minimising spillage.
If you’re serious about getting your system up and running, or upgrading it appropriately to ensure the production capacity your site needs, then you cannot afford to miss this industry-leading event.
I look forward to meeting you in November.
Best regards,
Anna McDougall,
Conference Director
For complete information, please open pdf below.
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mine site bulk final (PDF)
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