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SUMMARY:“Mass Balancing and Inference” Short Course
DESCRIPTION:In order to optimize a mineral processing plant there are nine steps required:\n1. Collect data (measurement)\n2. Collate data (into a database)\n3. Flowsheeting\n4. Mass Balance\n5. Inference\n6. Determine Operational Parameter\n7. Model fit\n8. Simulate\n9. Optimize\nMass balancing is often taught using least squares minimization. Inference is generally not taught and in the absence of inference\, model fitting is rendered very difficult\, which is why mineral processing simulation is generally much more difficult than it should be.\nIn this course we focus on mass balancing and inference. Whilst mass balancing is taught initially from a conventional least squares minimization approach\, the course then discusses a probabilistic or information theory approach. Information theory is a relatively new area of mathematics which is only available to participants through this course. By using information theory one can infer ore properties at each stream in great depth (i.e. multi-mineral particle distributions); thereby providing the basis for later steps (particularly modelfitting).
URL:https://www.canadianminingjournal.com/event/mass-balancing-inference-short-course/
LOCATION:Calgary
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:13th AusIMM Underground Operators’ Conference 2017
DESCRIPTION:AusIMM Underground Operators’ Conference
URL:https://www.canadianminingjournal.com/event/13th-ausimm-underground-operators-conference-2017/
LOCATION:Calgary
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Cash Flow Evaluations for Mineral Projects and Operations
DESCRIPTION:During this two-day course\, participants will become familiar with the concepts of a cash flow and discounted cash flow (DCF)\, as well as their application to mineral projects. \nThe course is structured as an interactive working session\, in which the instructor and participants will work together to develop a working cash flow evaluation model\, step-by-step. \n(A laptop computer with Excel and a working knowledge of Excel are prerequisites for the course).
URL:https://www.canadianminingjournal.com/event/cash-flow-evaluations-mineral-projects-operations-2/
LOCATION:Downtown Toronto\, Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="EduMine":MAILTO:edumine-support@infomine.com
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