3 June 2019: A renowned British expert in the modelling and simulation of minerals processing recently visited the Cooperative Research Centre for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE) to review one of its key initiatives.
- Default
- Title
- Date
- Random
-
Read More
CRC ORE is transforming the minerals sector by developing and deploying innovative world-class technology to effect a step change in value across the whole-of-mine system.
-
Read More
One of CRC ORE's headline solutions is Grade Engineering®, which is focused on extracting metal more efficiently by separating ore from waste before it enters comminution.
-
Read More
A major CRC ORE breakthrough technology is the powerful IES whole-of-mine optimisation simulator.
-
Read More
The Hub harnesses the development and deployment of new mining technology to unlock additional value.
LATEST NEWS
-
Summer vacation student positions vacant
CRC ORE Student Projects: Vacation Program – 2019/20 APPLY NOW The Cooperative Research Centre for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE) has… Read More -
Making a $450 million difference in Bolivia
9 July 2019: Australian ingenuity is being put to the test at one the world’s largest deposits of zinc, lead… Read More -
Meet Shruti, early career computer scientist
8 July 2019: Towards the end of 2018 Shruti Gaur was exploring potential career options. She was aware of the… Read More -
STEM students benefit from METS internships
4 July 2019: CRC ORE is offering a number of exciting opportunities to students in the Austmine STEM METS Career Pathway… Read More
- 1
- 2
- 3
›
‹
-
Improving productivity
though innovationImproving operational value and reversing the marked trend of declining productivity
-
New ways to identify
and nurture innovationTechnology development and implementation for the global minerals industry
-
User-driven
partnership modelCollaborations between technology developers, commercial suppliers and end users
›
‹
- 1
- 2
- 3
Participants
The Cooperative Research Centre for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE) is founded under the Cooperative Research Centres program.
The Centre is supported by AMC Consultants, AMIRA, Anglo American, AngloGold Ashanti, Bear Rock Solutions, BHP, Comet Strategy, CRC Mining, CSIRO, Curtin, DataMine Australia, Gekko Systems, Glencore, Hatch, IMDEX, JKTech, Magotteaux, METS Ignited, METSO, Mipac, MRIWA, Newcrest, NRC Canada, OreControl Blasting Consultants, Orica, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Scantech, Sedgman, Sodern, Split Engineering, SRK Consulting Canada, Sumitomo, Teck, University of Adelaide, University of Queensland (UQ), University of Tasmania (UTAS) and Whittle Consulting.
MINING Participants (implementation)
Anglo American
AngloGold Ashanti
BHP Billiton
Newcrest
Glencore
Teck
Sumitomo
METS Participants (delivery)
Hatch
IMDEX
JKTech
METS Ignited
METSO
Orica
Sedgman
Sodern
METS Associates: AMC Consultants, Bear Rock Solutions, Comet Strategy, DataMine Australia, Gekko Systems, Magotteaux, Mipac, OreControl Blasting Consultants, Scantech, Split Engineering, SRK Consulting Canada, Whittle Consulting
RESEARCH Participants
AMIRA
CSIRO
Curtin University
Mining3 (formerly CRC Mining)
MRIWA
NRC Canada
QUT
The University of Adelaide
The University of Queensland
UTAS
10 June 2019: Our successful Grade Engineering production trial at Sumitomo’s Minera San Cristobel was featured in the KnowHow 2019 magazine and also in Science Meets Business.
27 May 2019: Growing up in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Edwin Koh always knew he wanted to be an engineer, but had no idea his journey would lead him to work in mining research in Brisbane, Australia.