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15 – 17 July 2013, Perth, Western Australia

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VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION

Pan Pacific Perth207 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA 6000Telephone: +61 8 9224 7777Email: reserve.ppper@panpacific.comWeb: www.panpacific.com/Perth

The Pan Pacific Perth is pleased to offerMetPlant 2013 delegates a discounted rate of$290 for a standard room. Delegates will need toquote group code 1307AUSIMM / MetPlant 2013when booking to receive this rate.

ORGANISING CONVENORSDavid Pollard HonFAusIMM, Salamander Consulting Pty LtdGeoff Dunlop MAusIMM, GAJD Enterprises AustraliaEmail: metplant@internode.on.net

EVENT MANAGEMENTAlison McKenzie, Senior Manager, EventsBelinda Martin – Manager, Events OperationsTara Hicks, Coordinator, Events

The Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy(The AusIMM)PO Box 660, Carlton South VIC 3053Telephone: +61 3 9658 6127 Email: thicks@ausimm.com.auWebsite: www.ausimm.com

DRESS CODEDress code for the conference, social functions andworkshops is smart business casual.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTSEvery effort is made to ensure people with specialrequirements are catered for. Should you require anyspecific assistance, please include a notation with yourregistration form to enable us to make your visit apleasant and comfortable experience.

EXHIBITIONA trade exhibition will be held in the Grand River Ballroomand Foyer 3. Lunches, morning and afternoon teas andHappy Hour will be served in the exhibition area, ensuringmaximum interaction between exhibitors and delegates.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Conference Dinner – Monday 15 July 2013Time: 7.00 pm for 7.30 pmVenue: Pan Pacific Perth,

Golden BallroomCost: Included for all delegatesGuest: A$143 per person

Happy Hour – Tuesday 16 July 2013Time: 6.00 pm – 7.00 pmVenue: Pan Pacific Perth,

Grand River Ballroom and Foyer 3Cost: Included for all delegatesGuest: A$44 per person

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGSA copy of the proceedings on CD ROMis included in the registration fee.Additional copies may be purchased via The AusIMMbooth.

Additional CD ROM proceedings: A$55

REGISTRATIONThe registration desk will be open:Sunday 14 July 2013, 4.00 pm – 6.00 pmMonday 15 July 2013, 7.00 am – 5.45 pmTuesday 16 July 2013, 7.30 am – 5.45 pmWednesday 17 July 2013, 7.30 am – 10.30 am

LOCATIONSuperbly located, Pan Pacific Perth is only a short walkfrom the city’s main shopping, entertainment, andbusiness districts. The Perth bus depot and train stationare just a stone’s throw away and the International airportis just a 30-minute drive. Take time to explore Perth’sbeautiful sites, including the magical gardens of KingsPark, which provide a bird’s eye view of Perth City

PARKINGSelf-parking and valet parking is available 24 hours aday. The hotel’s parking entrance is located adjacent tothe hotel on Hill St. Daily fees apply and it is subject toavailability.

For further information, please contact the Pan Pacific Hotel.

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Saturday 13 July Sunday 14 July Monday 15 July Tuesday 16 July Wednesday 17 July Thursday 18 July

SHORT COURSE 1:Sampling for Process

Control and MillReconciliation

8.30 am – 5.00 pm

SHORT COURSE 2:Design & Operation ofHeap Leach Projects8.30 am – 5.00 pm

SHORT COURSE 1:Sampling for Process

Control and MillReconciliation

8.30 am – 5.00 pm

SHORT COURSE 2:Design & Operation ofHeap Leach Projects8.30 am – 5.00 pm

Exhibition Setup2.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Pre-conferenceRegistration

4.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Day 1MetPlant 2013

Conference, Exhibition &Poster Presentations

8.00 am – 5.30 pm

Conference Dinner7.00 pm for 7.30 pm

Day 2MetPlant 2013

Conference, Exhibition &Poster Presentations

8.00 am – 5.30 pm

Happy Hour6.00 pm – 7.00 pm

Day 3MetPlant 2013

Conference, Exhibition &Poster Presentations

8.00 am – 1.00 pm

T1: Hoffmann EngineeringSite Tour

2.00 pm – 5.30 pm

SHORT COURSE 3: Energy Efficient

Comminution8.30 am – 5.00 pm

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SHORT COURSE 1: Sampling for Process Control andMill Reconciliation by Francis PitardSaturday 13 – Sunday 14 July 20138.30 am – 5.00 pm, Pan Pacific PerthThis short course is for metallurgists, metallurgicalmanagers, plant design engineers, process engineers,academics and laboratory supervisors. It will focus onsampling problems in the mill and how to overcomethem, including the reasons for disagreement betweenmine and mill estimates and sampling for metallurgicalbalance and process control.AusIMM member A$2420 | Non-member A$2640

SHORT COURSE 2: Heap Leaching: Uranium, Copper,Gold and Nickel by Graeme MillerSaturday 13 – Sunday 14 July 20138.30 am – 5.00 pm, Pan Pacific PerthThe course is designed for engineers and otherprofessionals working or interested in heap leaching ofuranium, copper, nickel and other species including gold. The course is designed to provide fundamentalunderstanding of the physical and chemical ratedetermining processes that underpin these operations.The effects of ore and leach variables impacting onconstruction and management decisions will bedeveloped. This includes consideration of the ore andheap geotechnical characterisation and theconsequences on the design and operating decisions.AusIMM member A$2200 | Non-member A$2420

SHORT COURSE 3: Energy Efficient Comminutionpresented by JKTechThursday 18 July 20138.30 am – 5.00 pm, Pan Pacific PerthThis course will provide attendees with an overview ofestablished strategies for improving comminutionenergy efficiency, including ‘quick wins’ and longer-termprograms. New research directions and strategies arealso reviewed. Delegates will then be provided with amethodology for identifying opportunities for reducingenergy consumption within their own operations.Individual action-plans can be developed and discussed,allowing delegates to leave with a clear strategy forimproving energy efficiency in their own comminutioncircuits. The workshop is suitable for companyexecutives, industry professionals, site managers,site-based specialists, operators/technicians and anyonewith an interest in reducing unnecessary energyconsumption in the minerals industry.AusIMM member A$1100 | Non-member A$1320

Short CoursesFor more detail please visit:http://www.ausimm.com.au/metplant2013/workshop.asp

Preliminary Program

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T1: Hoffmann Engineering Site TourWednesday 17 July 2013The tour of Hofmann Engineering’s impressive Bassendean facility will include the opportunity to witness the manufacture of 38’-40’ diametermill shells, HPGR rolls and large-diameter forged steel mill girth gears amongst a range of other specialised mining and mineral processingequipment. Preceding and following the tour will be an overview of the company and the opportunity for participants to ask questions.

Keynote Speakers

Post-Conference Tour

Developing a ‘New and Innovative’ Process FlowSheet – Traps for all Players of all Ages John Canterford FAusIMM(CP), Principal, ProcessTechnologies Australia

John spent nearly 20 years at CSIRO ending up as Managerof the Hydrometallurgy Section before joining Minproc (nowAMEC) in 1987 as General Manager of their TechnologyDivision, responsible for evaluation of processingtechnologies and provision of input into a wide range ofstudies and projects. John established Process Technologies

Australia in 1999, undertaking a range of development activities for both domestic andinternational engineering and resource companies.

Is an 80th percentile Design Point Logical? Dean David FAusIMM, Technical Director, Process Mining &Metals, AMEC

Dean has 30 years’ experience in mineral processingresearch, operations, management and consulting. Hisexpertise covers most aspects of mineral processingtechnology. He was the Manager, Process at AMEC for twoyears, Process Consultant at AMEC for six years and is nowTechnical Director of Process for AMEC, Mining and Metals.

Dean’s expertise includes comminution, classification, geometallurgy, iron oreconcentration circuits (magnetite and magnetite plus hematite), scrubbing and lateritebeneficiation, mine to mill optimisation, dense media separation, mineral sandsprocessing, flotation, plant modelling (especially the use of JKSimMet), detailed processreview, ore characterisation interpretation, sampling, plant surveys, testing programdesign and management of technical teams.

Geometallurgy: What do you Really Need to Knowfrom Exploration through to ProductionKathy Ehrig, Principal Geometallurgist, BHP Billiton

Kathy graduated with a BSc in Geology from the CaliforniaState University-Fresno in 1984 and conductedgeophysical surveys in the search of geothermal energyresources for the US Navy in the mid-1970s to early 1980s.She completed a PhD in Geology from the University ofCalifornia- Berkeley in 1991. Kathy worked and lived atOlympic Dam from 1992-2006 and held various roles as

research geologist, senior research geologist, and chief research geologist.

Kathy then joined BHP Billiton in 2005 when WMC was acquired by BHP Billiton andmoved to Adelaide in 2006 as Principal Geometallurgist to lead a team of eightgeologists, mineralogists and metallurgists who developed and implemented themassive geometallurgy program which is used to support the future expansion ofOlympic Dam.

The Importance of Sampling in the MineralIndustryRalph J Holmes FAusIMM(CP), Stream Leader, Carbon SteelCSIRO Minerals Down Under National Research Flagship

Over the last 30 years Ralph has been involved largely inmineral processing research and is currently StreamLeader, Carbon Steel, of the CSIRO Minerals Down UnderNational Research Flagship. He is recognised throughoutAustralia and overseas as an expert of ferrous andnon-ferrous mineral processing and sampling mineral

commodities. Ralph received a Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award in1998 and an inaugural Standards Award from Standards Australia in 1993 for hisoutstanding contributions to the development of mineral sampling standards. Ralph alsoreceived the inaugural Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy (AusIMM) MineralIndustry Operating Technique Award in 1987 for developing Ironscan for the on-streamanalysis of iron ore.

Project DeliveryGreg Lane FAusIMM, Technical Officer, Ausenco

Greg is Chief Technical Officer with Ausenco, aninternational mining and infrastructure services business.Greg has worked in consulting, study and project deliveryroles for Ausenco for nine years and with other engineeringbusinesses for a further ten years. He has worked as aprocess engineer, commissioning manager, studymanager and consultant on many large and smallprojects, both junior and major mining companies. His

interests are both technical and relationship focussed, combining technical solutions withdelivery strategies that set projects up for success.

Is Bigger Better? Building Market Resilience intoProcess Plant Design Peter McCarthy FAusIMM(CP), Chairman/Principal MiningConsultant, AMC Consultants Pty Ltd

Peter began his career as a mining engineer at Broken Hilland has since worked as a project manager, academic andconsultant on mining projects around the world. He hasserved as a director of several public mining companiesover the last 20 years and was chairman of Unity MiningLimited until its merger with Cortona in January 2013.

He is currently Chairman of AMC Consultants Pty Ltd and was the 2007 and 2008President of The AusIMM and continues to serve on several committees, including hisrole as chairman of the Consultants Society.

Time: 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm

Cost: A$35 per person

Numbers: Minimum 22 – Maximum 70

Includes: Transport

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Provisional Papers

Keynote PresentersDeveloping a ‘New and Innovative’ Process Flow Sheet – Traps for all Players of allAges — John Canterford, Principal, Process Technologies Australia

Is an 80th percentile Design Point Logical? — Dean David, Technical Director –Process Mining & Metals, AMEC

Geometallurgy: What Do You Really Need to Know from Exploration through toProduction? — Kathy Ehrig, Principal Geometallurgist, BHP Billiton

The Importance of Sampling in the Mineral Industry — Ralph Holmes, StreamLeader – Carbon Steel, CSIRO Minerals Down Under National Research Flagship

Is Bigger Better? Building Market Resilience into Process Plant Design —Peter McCarthy, Chairman/Principal Mining Consultant, AMC Consultants Pty Ltd

Plant Design – Has Bigger Equipment Been Better? — Peter Tilyard, GroupMetallurgist, Minerals and Metals Group Ltd

Selective Flotation of Chalcopyrite and Pyrite from a Mixed Copper Mineral Concentrateunder Controlled Redox Potential Conditions — I Ametov, S Harmer, S Grano andR Alford

Refurbished Mills: A Viable Alternative to New? — D Braithwaite

Tailings Dam Risk Minimisation by Integrated Waste Management and ProcessOptimisation — D Brett and A Sweeney

Off-Grid Solar in the Mining Sector: Can Renewable Energy Reduce your OperatingCosts? — C Chambers, J Riesz, L Naidoo and E Tournebeouf

The Selection Design and Application of Mill Liners for Large Wet Grinding Mills —D Connelly and C Thompson

Sustainability, Made Easy – A Business Improvement Case Study — G D Corder andS R Green

The Business Case as the Foundation of Successful Design — R F Dewhirst andA Ramirez

Magnetite Optimisation Project at Ernest Henry Mining — T L Do, T Perkins, H Law andJ Siliezar

The Whys and Wherefores of Penalty Elements in Copper Concentrates — C Fountain

A Review of Best Practice in Gravity Circuit Design and Operation — A Giblett, A Baxand B Staunton

Process Design Considerations for the Merian Project — A Giblett and D Appelhans

The Application of High-Chrome Grinding Media at MMG Century Mine for ImprovedGrinding Media Consumption and Metallurgy Performance — C Greet, D Obang, J Kinaland P de Bosscher

Adapting the Ernest Henry Mining Concentrator to Process Mount Margaret Ore —S Gunn, T Perkins, J Siliezar and D Brooks

Against the Odds -– Achieving Success in Large-Scale, Remote Area MetallurgicalProjects — T Hausler

Advances in Thickener Flocculant Delivery — A Heath and I Arbuthnot

Australian Innovations in High Pressure Grinding Rolls and Large Grinding MillManufacture — E Hofmann and J Hofmann

Pyrometallurgical Process Solutions for Complex Raw Materials — S Hughes

Integrated Maintenance Services at the Los Pelambres Mine in Chile: The LessonsLearnt and Best Practices Developed from a Long-Term Sustainable Relationship —M Ingwersen, J Misle and F Melo

Energy Efficient Ball Mill Circuit – Equipment Sizing Considerations — A Jankovic andW Valery

Advanced Fine and Ultra-fine Grinding – The Kelsey Axial Displacement Mill —J R Kelly and C G Kelsey

Low pH Trial in the Ernest Henry Mining Copper Rougher Flotation Circuit —B Kirkwood, J Kinal, J Siliezar and H Sofatzis

Online Light Element Slurry Analysis — M Kongas and K Saloheimo

Carbon Management in a High Gold Price Environment — S R La Brooy and J Claflin

Stirred Milling Technology – A New Concept in Fine Grinding — H Lehto, I Roitto andA Paz

Accounting for In-Process Metal Inventories using In Situ Measurements — D Leroux, FFlament, L Lachanc and S Gariepy

Mount Isa Mines Copper Concentrator: An Insight into Current and Historical Practice— W Y Lui and P Radulovic

Sampling Equipment for Existing Plants — B Mahony

The Implementation of Floatstar Grade-Recovery Optimisation Control Solutions usingBlue Cube Online Grade Analysers on Industrial Flotation Circuits — S Mantsho,P Moswate and P Strobos

Technology Selection for Removal of Contaminants from an Industrial Wastewater —J McCulloch

Why should Gold take all the Glamour? — E McLean, R Sherrit and M Hoey

Re-optimisation of the Mt Keith Grinding Circuit for Stockpiled Ores — J McQuie,D Brosztl, N Bell, E Wan and B Campbell

Modern Rotor Trials at the Mount Isa Copper Concentrator – Part 1 — M Muller,P Radulovic, S Vianna, D Foreman and R Jenner

Continuous Improvement – Changes in Metallurgy can have a Substantive Impact onEnvironmental Impact and Closure – Lessons Learnt from Environmental Auditing —P Mulvey

Optimising Metallurgy at the Planning Stage to Minimise Environmental Impact – AFeedback Loop from Geochemical Waste Characterisation — P Mulvey and G McMillan

Flotation Power Optimisation — B Murphy

VertiMill®: Development of Circuit Survey Protocol and its Performance Evaluation —S Palaniandy, M Powell, K Kermanshahi, J Allen and T Waters

The Role of Grinding Chemistry on Clay Dispersion in the Flotation of a Low-GradeCopper and Gold Ore — Y Peng, R Wei and D Seaman

Pushing the use of High Pressure Grinding Rolls in Magnetite Circuits — B Povey

Producing Paste from Difficult Material — M Revell and M Helinski

Hybrid Process Control Strategy for the Ok Tedi Sag Mill: A Comparative Analysis —C Savage, R Rodriguez and G Metzner

Polishing Filters for Mineral Processing Plants — S Shipard

Iterative Algorithm for Closed Circuit Circulation Load Calculation — A C Silva,E M S Silva and R A de Rezende

FLS Flotation Developments – Dorr Oliver Machines — R Silva, K Caldwell, D Bell,T Olson and S Vianna

Advances in Sulfide Coarse Particle Flotation – HydroFloat Separator —H Thanasekaran, J Kohmuench and L Christodoulou

Fine and Coarse Iron Ore Beneficiation – An Evaluation into Global Technologies andTechniques — L M van Niekerk

The JKTech Database: A Comprehensive Source of Metallurgical and Plant OperatingData — B Wong

Optimisation of the Prominent Hill Flotation Circuit — P Woodward, N Muhamad andT Ly

The AusIMM• Members of The AusIMM receive a significant discount on

the conference and its related activities. This discount isgenerally above the cost of an individual’s annual membership subscription.

• Non-members of The AusIMM receive a great offer relating to AusIMM membership.A letter outlining this offer will be given to you upon registration at the event.

• A selection of conference proceedings, monographs, technical journals and CD ROMproceedings will be available to purchase at this conference.

• All attendees receive a full participants list to enhance your networking base.

Professional DevelopmentIt is a requirement of AusIMM membership that individualsengage in an appropriate level of professional development(PD). Maintaining current knowledge and skills through PDactivities is imperative to ensuring AusIMM members continue to be the leadingprofessionals in the global minerals sector. Attending or presenting at thisconference will contribute towards members’ professional development. AusIMMChartered Professional members and RPEQs can claim 18 hours towardsmembers’ professional development in their logbook.

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Exhibitors

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Technical Session Sponsors

Coffee Cart & Refreshments

Media Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

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Principal Sponsor

African Eagle Resources

Agnew Gold Mine

Alacer Gold

Alcoa of Australia Limited

Alcoa World Alumina

Algosys Inc

ALS Ammtec Ltd

AMC Consultants

AMEC Minproc

AMIRA International Limited

Andreazza Consulting P/L

Anglogold Ashanti

Aurecon

Aurifex Pty Ltd

Ausenco

Avindura

B E Enterprises

Barrick

BAUER Resources Australia Pty Ltd

Bear Rock Solutions Pty Ltd

Bechtel Australia Pty Ltd

BHP Billiton

BHP Billiton, Cannington

BHP Billiton, Iron Ore

BHP Billiton, Olympic Dam

Blue Cube Systems

Borregaard Lignotech

Bureau Veritas Australia

Carpentaria Exploration

Carpentaria Gold Pty Ltd

Catalpa Resources

Chemech Consulting Pty Ltd

CMPL

Como Engineers

Comsteel Grinding Media

Consep Pty Ltd

Consolidated Minerals

CSIRO

Curtin University

Cytec Australia Holdings Pty Ltd

David Wiseman Pty Ltd

Department of Mines and Petroleum

Diemme S.P.A

Direct Nickel

Donhad Pty Ltd

Energetics Pty Ltd

Eriez Flotation Group

Evonik Degussa Corporation

Evonik Industries

Extreme Metallurgy

Farnam Capital

FloMin

FLSmidth

FMG

Focus Minerals

Fortescue Metals Group

Fosterville Gold Mine

GAJD Enterprises Australia

GBL Process Pty Ltd

GE Energy

Gekko Systems

GHD

Golder Associates Pty Ltd

GPA Engineering

GRES

Growth Steel

Hacettepe University

Haoma Mining NL

Hatch

Hazelwood Resources Ltd

Hofmann Engineering

Huntsman Performance Products

Independence Group

Independent Metallurgical Operations

Intech Engineers

IP Australia

IPA Global Inc

Jabiru Metals Limited

Jacobs E&C Australia

JKTech

King Island Scheelite

Kingsgate Consolidated

KWA Kenwalt Australia Pty Ltd

Larox Flowsys Pty Ltd

Lycopodium Minerals Queensland

Maelgwyn Australia Pty Ltd

Maelgwyn Mineral Services Ltd

Magotteaux Australia Pty Ltd

Manas Resources

Mandalay Resources

Manifold MinMet Engineering

Manta Controls

Marco Minerals

MEI

Met Dynamics Pty Ltd

METS

Metso Minerals

Midwest Vanadium

Millennium Minerals Ltd

Mimosa Mining Co

Mineral Engineering Technical Services

Mintek

MIPAC Pty Ltd

Mitsui Uranium Australia

Mixtec Solutions

MMG

Moly-Cop Australia

Monash University

Mount Magnet South NL

Mungana Goldmines

Murdoch University

Mworx Pty Ltd

Newcrest Mining Limited

Newmont Asia Pacific

NIPEC

Northparkes Mines

Norton Gold Fields PaddingtonOperations

Oceana Gold Limited

OneSteel

Orica Mining Chemicals

Orway Mineral Consultants (WA) Pty Ltd

Outotec Pty Ltd

Oz Minerals

PanAust Limited

Peak Gold Mines

Peter Card Mining Evaluations

Pincock, Allen & Holt

Polysius Australia

Process Technologies Australia Pty Ltd

ProMet Engineers Pty Ltd

PT. Newmont Nusa Tenggara

RAP Innovation & Development

RJ Flotation

RMDSTEM Limited

Rocla Quarry Products

Russell Mineral Equipment

Salamander Consulting Pty Ltd

Saracen Gold Mines

Saudi Arabian Mining Company,Ma'aden Gold

Scanalyse Pty Ltd

Scantech International Pty Ltd

Sedgman Limited

SGS

Simulus Engineers

Sinclair Knight Merz

SNF Pty Ltd

Snowden Mining Industry Consultants

St Barbara Limited

Stawell Gold Mine

Steinert Australia

Straits Resources

Talison Minerals

Teck (CESL Limited)

Tega Industries Australia

Tetra Tech

Thermo Fisher Scientific

TSG

University of Queensland

University of Utah

University of Western Australia

VALE Exploration Pty Ltd

Venture Minerals

Veolia Environmental Services

Veolia Water Solutions & TechnologiesPty Ltd

Western Areas NL

Western Australian School of Mines

Western Process Equipment

WorleyParsons

WriMetCo Pty Ltd

Xstrata Copper

Xstrata Nickel

Xstrata Technology

Companies represented at MetPlant 2011

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