Mineser GmbH

Mineser GmbH is rated 3 out of 5 in the category mining & metals. Read and write reviews about Mineser GmbH. Process optimization: Now a days All Mines face the same challenge: how to use advances in technology to increase their productivity and reduce cost. As a result, the focus of technological development is on optimization, which is the best utilization of the existing mine and processing plant and consequently, the highest product and minimum investment. The mining industry is very critical because produce a primary product whose value is decided on international exchanges, and which fluctuates widely depending on global demand: in the past 50 years, the average price of metals has varied by a factor of 600%. At times of slumps, only the mines with the high productive technology can continue. Another factor that puts a premium on technology is the fact that over the life cycle of mine the grade of the ore that is mined has declined 40% and the ore bodies themselves have become deeper and more remote. This means that the effectiveness and reliability of a mine’s equipment is becoming ever more critical to its success. To tackle these issues, operators have to make the most of their suppliers’ R&D departments, and the good news is that significant advances have been achieved on many fronts. This means that when new mines are being planned, and old ones upgraded, the option is there to optimize production in a way that until recently would have been unthinkable. One set of advances have occurred in the comminution process – the series of mills that crush and then grind the ore until the particles are small enough to separate on the basis of their densities To maximize a mining project’s economic returns, it is essential to analyse ore characteristics and the mineral’s metallurgical characteristics at each stage of processing options. This should be done at all project stages, from exploration and evaluation through to plant operation, and when planning circuit changes and expansions.