Mine-to-Mill Optimisation ù Research and Practice

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

Mining companies around the world are seeking methods to coordinate operations between the mine and the concentrator to achieve an overall improvement in enterprise performance. In several instances very significant increases in productivity (more than 20 per cent) and profitability (more than $US 10M per annum) have resulted from such efforts. The key to realising these large benefits has for the most part arisen from improved communication between mining operations and plant operations personnel and the judicious use of new tools to evaluate alternatives for improvement and to minimise the risk of implementation. This paper presents a systematic approach to mine-to-mill optimisation . The importance of systemic thinking and systems optimisation methodologies is emphasised. New tools for evaluating operational performance are discussed. Recently reported benefits are summarised. Finally current research is discussed and projections for the future are given.
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APA:  (2000)  Mine-to-Mill Optimisation ù Research and Practice

MLA: Mine-to-Mill Optimisation ù Research and Practice. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2000.

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