Applied Metallurgical Process Testing And Plant Optimization With Design Of Experimentation Software

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Corby G. Anderson
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Laboratory testing, interpretation and application of metallurgical technologies can be tedious, time consuming and costly. This paper outlines the use of proven statistical design of experimentation software for rapid optimization of laboratory testing and operating plants with limited representative sample utilization. This results in less costly required testing, a more thorough understanding of results and the ability to simultaneously optimize several variables and outcomes at once. At the Center for Advanced Mineral and Metallurgical Processing, this testing methodology has been used successfully in many metallurgical development and plant optimization projects thereby confirming its real world utility and application. Accordingly, several applied examples in flotation and hydrometallurgy will be outlined in this paper. This will include flotation testing of a copper gold ore, flotation testing of a copper, cobalt and gold ore, optimization of an industrial hydrometallurgical jarosite circuit and optimization of industrial nitrogen species catalyzed pressure leaching of a copper enargite concentrate.
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APA: Corby G. Anderson  (2006)  Applied Metallurgical Process Testing And Plant Optimization With Design Of Experimentation Software

MLA: Corby G. Anderson Applied Metallurgical Process Testing And Plant Optimization With Design Of Experimentation Software. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2006.

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