Call for abstracts:
ESCC2015 - CMT Submission system
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Call for abstracts
Call for abstracts is extended until 20th of February
Main abstract topics
We proudly invite you to be a part of the 14th ESCC with an oral or poster presentation focused on one of the following topics:
A. Comminution and classification of industrial minerals, cement, ores and secondary materials
Topic chairs: Philipp M. Fleiger, Jan Rosenkranz
The topic covers advances made in the field of size reduction and classification of particles in the size region commonly related to minerals processing, from primary crushing to milling, i.e. from rocks to 10 micron. Contributions may be focused on applied modelling and simulation of machines, dynamic simulation, flow sheet considerations, energy efficiency and optimization etc. Specially addressed industries include the Mining industry, Industrial Minerals, Cement and Secondary materials.
Topic chairs: Philipp M. Fleiger, Jan Rosenkranz
The topic covers advances made in the field of size reduction and classification of particles in the size region commonly related to minerals processing, from primary crushing to milling, i.e. from rocks to 10 micron. Contributions may be focused on applied modelling and simulation of machines, dynamic simulation, flow sheet considerations, energy efficiency and optimization etc. Specially addressed industries include the Mining industry, Industrial Minerals, Cement and Secondary materials.
B. Grinding, dispersion and classification of fine particles
Topic chairs: Frank Müller (BASF), Arno Kwade
The topic covers advances made related to processing of organic or in-organic fine particles, usually from mm or µm to the sub-micron size region. Contributions may be focused on fine grinding, wear, modelling, grinding media, characterization, dispersion and nano-milling etc. Specially addressed industries include Food, Chemistry and Pharmaceutical industries.
Topic chairs: Frank Müller (BASF), Arno Kwade
The topic covers advances made related to processing of organic or in-organic fine particles, usually from mm or µm to the sub-micron size region. Contributions may be focused on fine grinding, wear, modelling, grinding media, characterization, dispersion and nano-milling etc. Specially addressed industries include Food, Chemistry and Pharmaceutical industries.
C. Fundamentals, modelling and simulation
Topic chairs: Marcello Tavares, Mojtaba Ghadiri
The topic covers advances made related to fundamental understanding of particle behavior especially when subjected to stress conditions. Contributions may be focused on fracture mechanics, breakage modelling, particle flow and transport modelling, classification physics, as well as plant and equipment simulation etc.
Topic chairs: Marcello Tavares, Mojtaba Ghadiri
The topic covers advances made related to fundamental understanding of particle behavior especially when subjected to stress conditions. Contributions may be focused on fracture mechanics, breakage modelling, particle flow and transport modelling, classification physics, as well as plant and equipment simulation etc.
D. Innovation and new technologies
Topic chairs: Hakan Benzer
The topic covers advances made related to new technologies, ideas and innovative solutions. Contributions may be focused on new machines and processes, non-mechanic comminution, novel characterization techniques, online measurement, new sorting techniques etc.
The topic covers advances made related to new technologies, ideas and innovative solutions. Contributions may be focused on new machines and processes, non-mechanic comminution, novel characterization techniques, online measurement, new sorting techniques etc.
E. Industrial operation perspectives
Topic chairs: Magnus Evertsson
The topic covers specifically insights and case studies from industrial operations. Contributions may be focused on performance optimization, control strategies, energy and water management, mineralogical complexity, declining ore grades etc.
The topic covers specifically insights and case studies from industrial operations. Contributions may be focused on performance optimization, control strategies, energy and water management, mineralogical complexity, declining ore grades etc.
Unifying theme: Sustainability and energy efficiency
As a unifying theme across all topics we want to acknowledge the major challenges facing the industry related to energy efficiency and sustainability. The contribution does not have to be directly related to this topic however it is of value to include a discussion and perspective on how your work is connected to the challenges related to energy efficiency and sustainability (economy, society, environment).
Abstract details:
- The abstract title must not exceed 100 characters including spaces
- For a successful evaluation please make sure that the following sections are distinct parts of you
abstract; Background, Problem description, Expected results and conclusions. - The abstract must not exceed 3000 characters including spaces.
- Abstracts will be reviewed for an oral or poster presentation.
- The conference language is English.
- Submit your abstract before 20th of February 2015
Comment: Abstract text and author information are submitted directly to the submission system via input fields; hence no .doc or .pdf-file needs to be uploaded.
Submission instructions:
Abstracts are submitted via our online submission tool; see link and detailed instructions below.
ESCC2015 - CMT Submission system
Instructions “How to create a new account and submit an abstract”
Note!
If you have already previously been added as a co-author to another paper, an account has been created in your name in the CMT paper submission database. The account is then “sleeping”/ “in-active” hence you have to click “reset password” in order to activate the account and get your password. For more detailed instructions, please find the link above.
For questions or inquiries regarding the CMT submission system, please send an e-mail to Anton Hjalmarsson,anton.hjalmarsson@chalmers.se
