QUESTIONS| Event Date/Time: Mar 24, 2009 | End Date/Time: Mar 25, 2009 |
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What is unique about IQPC's Minerals Processing 2009 conference?
This year's event will bring real life case studies of advanced techniques for minerals processing; case studies that illustrate more efficient minerals processing is possible!
Unlike other events Minerals Processing 2009 will illustrate how to:
• resolve issues of water quality to enhance success of minerals recovery
• deal with diminishing quantity and quality of mineral
• understand regulations and policies that control how you process minerals
• create and uncover better product to deal with international competition
• recycle waste and maximize gangue
• enhance design of mills to improve processing efficiency
IQPC's Minerals Processing 2009 will keep you up to date with changes in technology and techniques used for minerals processing and put you a step ahead of the competition.
Who should attend Minerals Processing 2009?
Minerals Processing 2009 is designed especially for those that deal with 'minerals processing', such as metallurgists, plant operators, materials engineers, process chemists and process engineers.
This year's event will bring real life case studies of advanced techniques for minerals processing; case studies that illustrate more efficient minerals processing is possible!
Unlike other events Minerals Processing 2009 will illustrate how to:
• resolve issues of water quality to enhance success of minerals recovery
• deal with diminishing quantity and quality of mineral
• understand regulations and policies that control how you process minerals
• create and uncover better product to deal with international competition
• recycle waste and maximize gangue
• enhance design of mills to improve processing efficiency
IQPC's Minerals Processing 2009 will keep you up to date with changes in technology and techniques used for minerals processing and put you a step ahead of the competition.
Who should attend Minerals Processing 2009?
Minerals Processing 2009 is designed especially for those that deal with 'minerals processing', such as metallurgists, plant operators, materials engineers, process chemists and process engineers.
