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Our new CEO
The State Government announced Nicole Roocke as the new MRIWA CEO today. The members of the MRIWA Board, committees and management team are looking forward to supporting Nicole in her new role and acknowledge the great and wide range of skills and wisdom that she brings. In welcoming Nicole, MRIWA Chair Denise Goldsworthy took the opportunitity to thank Mark Woffenden for his fantastic and passionate contribution to the organisation, the industry and WA during his time as CEO of MRIWA and wish him well for his retirement. Please see here for the Minister's statement on the appointment.
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Project 432 published
A sequential leaching procedure was developed and optimised to meet the requirements for assessing potentially problematic mine waste produced by iron ore mining activities, focusing on those that have low sulfur concentration and /or are of complex mineralogy. The Report can be viewed and downloaded here.
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Report for MRIWA Project M477 is now available!
View the report MRIWA project M477: Jacob, R.; Majewski, P. and Bruno, F. 201.87 “Investigation of Ore Settling in Molten Chloride Salts” The objective of the current study was to determine a suitable method of separating reacted potassium feldspar ore from a chloride salt mixture while at temperatures above 650°C. Several concepts were tested to determine if the ore would settle naturally in the salt mixture. This included gravitational settling, high temperature filters, high temperature flocculants, layer testing, excess salt and settling under a vacuum. KEYWORDS: Molten salts; Potassium Feldspar; Potassium Chloride; Ore settling
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MRIWA Tech Talk – Lithsonic: Enabling a post-lithium-ion era
Come and listen to CSIRO's Daniel Jewell explain it's Lithium process technology, Lithsonic next Tuesday 12 November 8:30-10am at Mineral House, 100 Plain Street, East Perth. Tickets available through Eventbrite.
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Closing date for the next round of Applications
MRIWA wishes to advise that the closing date for Applications targetting the February 2019 Board Meeting is the 20 November 2018.
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