Themes

Comminution '10 will have the following set of themes:

• The drive to lower energy consumption
• Designing and operating energy efficient circuits
• Can we really grind with less energy?
• Moving beyond size reduction
• multi-component modelling
• predicting liberation
• The squeeze on mills
• Are HPGR’s pushing down into primary milling territory?
• Are stirred mills reaching up into secondary & tertiary mill territory?

Abstract Submission Short abstracts, of no more than 150 words, should be sent to Dr. Barry Wills by email by the end of November 2009. Draft Papers If accepted, draft papers will be required. These will form the unrefereed Proceedings, which will be available to delegates on CD-ROM at the conference.

Final Papers

Final papers should be submitted no later than one month after the end of the conference. These will be refereed, and, if accepted, published in a special Comminution '10 issue of Minerals Engineering, the highest cited mineral processing journal in 2007. Corresponding authors will receive one complimentary copy of this special issue. All other delegates may purchase the special issue from Elsevier Science Ltd at a discounted rate.

Ordering Papers

Papers from the conference will be published in a special issue of Minerals Engineering journal. You will be able to view and download papers from this special issue from ScienceDirect after it has been published.

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Advantages of MEI Conferences

This is an ideal opportunity to present your work to an international audience and have your paper published in a refereed journal of high repute.