Business Integration of Operations in Metallurgical Complexes

International Mineral Processing Congress
O. A. Bascur
Organization:
International Mineral Processing Congress
Pages:
9
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813 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2014

Abstract

It is difficult to analyse the economics without an integrated view of mine transactions, stockpile inventories, process flows and assays. The lack of integration of mining and metallurgical information with sufficient detail to analyse and act is a problem. However, to take action requires real time information from manufacturing assets, corrected for gross errors from trucks, shovels, conveyors, faulty sensors, bad instrument calibration. Validation methods use process models to identify inconsistent information in the case of corrupt actionable information. This paper presents new strategies that transform the data into business information for continuous improvement and optimization. This technical presentation will review recent implementations enabling large metallurgical complexes to improve their data quality for overall production and energy management. A competence center emerges as an enabler for implementing operational intelligence. The evolution of Web services to troubleshoot plant information and to collaborate at the enterprise level is presented.
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APA: O. A. Bascur  (2014)  Business Integration of Operations in Metallurgical Complexes

MLA: O. A. Bascur Business Integration of Operations in Metallurgical Complexes. International Mineral Processing Congress, 2014.

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