Institute TOMS took part in the international scientific symposium Miner’s Week 2025 held by MISIS University, February 3–7. The specialists of Mining audit and consulting department delivered a report on advanced approaches to create geometallurgical block models and assess process variability of ores.
In December 2024, Institute TOMS jointly with specialists of Tufekcioglu company and Sever Minerals JSC successfully carried out trials of a new advanced lab-scale flotation cell with computer-aided process control – TK LabFroth by Tufekcioglu.
Institute TOMS acted as one of the key sponsors of the 20th MINEX Mining and Exploration Forum that took place in Moscow on 9-10 October, 2024. The event was held under the slogan “People. Technologies. Mineral Resources”
This year TOMS team has crossed the world’s deepest lake Baikal on a swift-sailing yacht
TOMS specialists have visited the construction site of the copper plant MOF-3 of Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex (Uzbekistan). The construction has been implemented within an investment project “Development of Yoshlik I deposit”. The deposit is rich in such valuable metals as gold, copper, silver, and molybdenum
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Institute TOMS took part in the international scientific symposium Miner’s Week 2025 held by MISIS University, February 3–7.
Institute TOMS took part in the international scientific symposium Miner’s Week 2025 held by MISIS University, February 3–7. The specialists of Mining audit and consulting department delivered a report on advanced approaches to create geometallurgical block models and assess process variability of ores.
Process parameters, e.g. grade of a valuable component, are variable values distributed in a 3D space in a certain way due to nonuniform composition of ores. Success of a mining project is driven by a valid process to treat minerals. Developing such a process it is critical to follow up-to-date principles of geometallurgical mapping and modelling, which allow an accurate estimate of key process properties and material composition of ores. The conventional assessment based on the averaged parameters with no regard for their variability inevitably leads to serious economic impacts affecting the whole mining project.
