Development of Advanced Comminution and Gravity Concentration Technologies for Low Water and Energy Consumption

Mineral extraction and processing by mining operations is land, energy and water intensive. Mineral processing is both the single largest end-use of electricity, as well as the most water-intensive stage in the mining value chain. This research will help to tackle the issues of power and water consumption and lead to the development of reductions in land, energy and water intensity at mining operations.

Faculty Supervisor:

Bern Klein

Student:

Giovanni Pamparana

Partner:

Sepro Mineral Systems,

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Mining and quarrying

University:

University of British Columbia

Program:

Accelerate

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