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Recycling slag is a major source of secondary raw materials. Courtesy Harsco
As the minerals industry strives towards sustainable development, Secondary Raw Materials (SRM) have emerged as an important source of industrial minerals for a range of consuming markets.
Developments in sourcing, processing, and quality control, as well as rising primary raw material prices, have enabled the economic recycling of minerals contained in industrial wastes such as refractories, slags, glass, fly ash, bauxite residue, and waste water.
Mineral Recycling Forum 2016 brings together an expert panel to discuss the latest trends and developments in SRM sourcing, supply, processing, quality control, logistics, and crucially, their market applications.
Mineral Recycling Forum 2016 will be of interest to all those active in the sourcing, processing, distribution and use of SRM, and especially established industrial mineral suppliers and buyers keen to assess the outlook for competitive and substitute materials.
Welcome Reception at 1800 Monday 14 March 2016
Sponsored by LKAB Minerals
Welcome Address by Darren Wilson, Chief Operating Officer, LKAB Minerals
Confirmed Speakers from 0830 Tuesday 15 March 2016:
Life cycle of industrial minerals: an industrial perspective
Didier Jans, Director General, IMA-Europe, Belgium
Minerals recovery from secondary raw materials
Nenad Tanasic, Managing Director, Horn GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
Recycling of spent refractories
Melvyn Bradley, Technical Director, LKAB Minerals Ltd, UK
Recycling refractories from an end user’s viewpoint
Werner Odreitz, Purchasing Director, Secondary Raw Materials, RHI AG, Austria, & Sebastian Capogna, Manager Secondary Raw materials NAFTA, RHI Canada, Canada
Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) in recycling of refractory material outbreak
Dr Christian Bohling, Chief Executive Officer, Secopta GmbH, Germany
The Circular Economy concept at a stainless steel plant: a secondary raw material source of minerals
Deref & Acciai Speciali Terni, Italy
Alumina from aluminium salt slag
Howard Epstein, Technical Consultant, RVA, France
Red mud: recycling and market applications
Dr Yiannis Pontikes, Senior Researcher, Sustainable Metals Processing and Recycling, KU Leuven, Belgium
Slag recycling: laser-based analysis of different types of slag
Dr. Cord Fricke-Begemann, Materials Analysis, Fraunhofer-Institut für Lasertechnik ILT, Germany
Cenospheres from fly ash: development and markets
Erwin Grossman, Head of Sales, Mine Feuerfest GmbH, Germany
Silica fume and its market applications
Dirk Auge, Marketing Manager, Cofermin Rohstoffe GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
Phosphorus – Bridging the gap between nutrient recovery and recycling
Dr Kristian Kabbe, Project Manager, Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin GmbH, Germany
Recent Mineral Recycling Reports published by IMFORMED:
Recycling Refractories: Entering a New Era
Mineral Recycling and Secondary Raw Materials on EC’s radar
Mineral Recycling Renaissance
