Australia's CRC ORE was a sponsor of Physical Separation '17, and we are delighted that they have decided, with just over 3 weeks to go, to sponsor Physical Separation '19.
The aim of CRC ORE is to transform the minerals sector by deploying innovative world-class technology to effect a step change in value across the whole-of-mine system, optimising resource extraction through site implementation of innovation to improve overall productivity. They are focused on radically improving the productivity, energy and water signatures of mining operations and are also dedicated to reversing the ‘conventional wisdom’ of grade decline through new gangue rejection techniques. CRC ORE's research is focussed on extracting more value through optimising all elements of the mining process and extracting value-chain efficiencies. New technologies are assessed live on mine sites and then transferred back to the industry.
CRC ORE was formed by a host of forward-thinking collaborators, determined to unlock the synergies of existing and latent technology already available which has not been integrated on mining sites. They also wish to develop co-creation partnerships to access and implement emerging technologies from other industrial sectors. This consortium of leaders in the global minerals industry, world class research institutions and the Australian Government, are funding work toward this vision.
CRC ORE is a not for profit organisation funded by the Australian Federal Government and the global minerals industry and is part of the Australian Government's Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) program. The CRC program supports industry-led collaborations between researchers, industry and the community to address major challenges facing Australia. The CRC program was established in 1990 and since then CRCs have developed important new technologies, products and services that help solve major economic, environmental and social challenges.
We are proud to welcome CRC ORE to Falmouth once again.
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It is really exciting to know that such an Organisation i.e CRC exists (my ignorance) and we need such ones to guide the value chain from exploration to convert reserves to resources and to bring new technologies to recover maximum values from mine to metal.
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