This seminar is the twenty-first in the series of international seminars on paste and thickened tailings (P&TT) initiated by the ACG in 1999. It reflects the developing maturity of P&TT management.

Paste 2018 seeks to explore the considerations needed to raise the mining industry leaders’ awareness of how important environmental stewardship, with regard to their tailings facilities, is to long-term industry sustainability.

Over the past decade, the potential benefits to be gained from adopting thickened tailings technology on mining operations have become widely accepted, and there would be few mine feasibility studies presently undertaken that do not include this as an option to be evaluated.

Very interestingly, a number of operations are now retrofitting their plants and tailings storages from conventional to thickened technology. The reason for this is the increase in the mass of tailings that can be accommodated on a given footprint and, more importantly, the greater volume of water that can be recovered for re-use in the plant in arid areas.

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• Thickening and filtration• Transportation• Rheology• Surface disposal• Underground and backfill• Closure and rehabilitation• Case studies• Emerging issues and

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WHO SHOULD ATTENDThis seminar represents a valuable opportunity for designers, practitioners, consultants, academics and suppliers to discuss best practice, improved methods and technology, all with an emphasis on safety, efficiency and environmental impact.

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Dr Michael DaviesSenior Advisor, Tailings & Mine Waste, Teck Resources

Keynote address: International tailings management guidelines: Recent developments

11–13 APRIL 2018 | RENDEZVOUS HOTEL PERTH SCARBOROUGH, SCARBOROUGH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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Dr David CoolingGlobal Refining Residue Technical Manager, Alcoa Corporation

Keynote address: Improving the sustainability of residue management practices

Dr Gordon McPhailDirector, Water, Waste and Land Australia Pty Ltd

Keynote address: Beach prediction experience to date: further development and review of the Stream Power Entropy approach

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07:00 REGISTRATION

08:00 Welcome and introduction RJ Jewell, Paste 2018 Seminar Chair, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Australia

KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND THICKENING AND FILTRATION (1)

CHAIR AB Fourie, The University of Western Australia, Australia

08:10 KEYNOTE: Improving the sustainability of residue management practices D Cooling, Alcoa Corporation, Australia

08:55 How thick is thick enough? LD Munro, DD Smirk, Residue Solutions Pty Ltd, Australia

09:15 High-density thickening for large production rates: main challenges S Barrera, Delfi Ingenieria SpA, Chile; J Engels, Tailpro Consulting, Chile

09:35 Discussion

09:45 MORNING BREAK

THICKENING AND FILTRATION (2)

CHAIR L Boxill, BASF Canada Inc., Canada

10:30 Mexican iron ore mine – surface paste tailings system development: a case study L Botham, Clifton Associates Ltd., Canada; J Johnson, WesTech Engineering, Inc., USA

10:50 FLSmidth Colossal filter – demonstration plant J Chaponnel, T Wisdom, FLSmidth USA Inc., USA

11:10 Tailings filtration: risk reduction through understanding and designing for variability RG de Kretser, Acclarium Tailings and Solid-liquid Separation Consulting, Australia

11:30 Performance optimisation of paste thickening at the Yara Siilinjärvi plant E Ruhanen, Yara Siilinjärvi, Finland; M Kosonen, S Kauvosaari, B Henriksson, Outotec Oyj, Finland

11:50 Discussion

12:00 LUNCH – POSTER SESSIONS AT 12:30

DEPOSITIONAL PRACTICES AND EXPERIENCES

CHAIR M Davies, Teck Resources Ltd., Canada

13:20 Some comments on thickened tailings and beach slopes TG Fitton, Fitton Tailings Consultants, Australia

13:40 Understanding factors affecting the stability of inline polymer-amended tailings A Costine, F Benn, P Fawell, CSIRO Mineral Resources, Australia; M Edraki, T Baumgartl, Sustainable Minerals Institute, Australia; J Bellwood, BASF plc, UK

14:00 A geological principle for the density of thickened tailings D Reid, The University of Western Australia, Australia; M Jefferies, formerly Golder Associates UK Ltd, UK

14:20 Yara pipeline transportation of thickened tailings E Vlot, Weir Minerals Netherlands B.V., The Netherlands; M Riihimäki, Weir Minerals Netherlands B.V., Finland

14:40 Discussion

14:50 AFTERNOON BREAK

TRANSPORTATION (1)

CHAIR A Paterson, Paterson & Cooke Consulting, South Africa

15:20 Non-invasive sensor network to map stationary bed heights and moving dunes along pipelines larger than NB150 H Ilgner, C Kruger, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa

15:40 A comparison between various pump systems for high flow rate tailings pipelines H Krimpenfort, FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Germany

16:00 Effect of additives on suspension pipe flow LJW Graham, G Short, A Chryss, K Constanti-Carey, J Wu, CSIRO Mineral Resources, Australia

16:20 Shear settling in laminar open channel flow: analytical solution, measurements and numerical simulation AM Talmon, Deltares and Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands; L Sittoni, E Meshkati Shahmirzadi, JLJ Hanssen, Deltares, The Netherlands

16:40 Discussion

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KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND BEACH PROFILES

CHAIR F Schoenbrunn, FLSmidth USA Inc., USA

09:00 KEYNOTE: Beach prediction experience to date: further development and review of the stream power-entropy approach GI McPhail, Water, Waste and Land Australia Pty Ltd, Australia

09:45 Designing the Siilinjärvi thickened tailings storage facility TG Fitton, Fitton Tailings Consultants, Australia; B Henriksson, Outotec Oyj, Finland; E Ruhanen, Yara Siilinjärvi, Finland

10:05 Stochastic modelling of beach profiles including the influence of thickener performance KD Seddon, B Pirouz, S Javadi, ATC Williams Pty Ltd, Australia

10:25 Discussion

10:35 MORNING BREAK

GEOTECHNICAL ASPECTS

CHAIR P Fawell, CSIRO Mineral Resources, Australia

11:10 Geotechnical effects of polymer treatment on tailings – state of knowledge review D Reid, AB Fourie, The University of Western Australia, Australia

11:30 Evaluating the shear resistance and ultimate dewatering performance of polymer-treated tailings L Boxill, BASF Canada Inc., Canada; A Costine, P Fawell, CSIRO Mineral Resources, Australia; M Catling, BASF Corp., USA; J Bellwood, BASF plc, UK

11:50 Assessment of self-weight consolidation of flocculated fluid fine tailings under various environmental conditions B Fisseha, GW Wilson, University of Alberta, Canada; P Simms, Carleton University, Canada

12:10 Case study – SIMEC Mining Big Baron Pit successful tailings dewatering and management using WaterShed polymer F Verdoorn, B Owens, SIMEC Mining, Australia; K Gibbs, Nalco Water, Australia

12:30 Discussion

12:40 Presentation from BASF, Paste 2018 Seminar Principal Sponsor TBA, BASF plc, UK

12:50 LUNCH

TRANSPORTATION (2)

CHAIR P Slatter, ATC Williams Pty Ltd, Australia

13:50 Pulsation-free hydraulic driven swing tube piston pump E Vlot, R Keijers, Weir Minerals Netherlands B.V., The Netherlands

14:10 Some observations regarding non-Newtonian turbulent flow and transition, especially in relation to the Wilson–Thomas (1985) theory AD Thomas, Slurry Systems Pty Ltd, Australia

14:30 Tailings transport on high yield stress requirements: turbulent or laminar flow? R Yánez, C Tapia, Golder Associates S.A., Chile

14:50 Effect of particle size, blend ratio and some selective bio-additives on rheological behaviour of high concentration iron ore slurry PK Senapati, JK Pothal, R Barik, CSIR-Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, India; R Kumar, National Mineral Development Corporation, India; SK Bhatnagar, Ministry of Steel, India

15:10 Discussion

15:20 AFTERNOON BREAK

BACKFILL

CHAIR D Stone, Minefill Services Inc., USA

15:50 Garpenberg mine – 10 years of mining with paste backfill C Eriksson, A Nyström, Boliden Mines, Sweden

16:10 Harvesting tailings from an active tailings storage facility: success and challenges, Frog’s Leg mine, Evolution Mining V Gopalakrishnan, Evolution Mining, Australia; T Nester, J Mgumbwa, Operational Geotechs Pty, Australia; W Holtzhausen, Evolution Mining, Australia

16:30 Application of clay-rich full plant tailings paste backfill technology AX Wu, J Wang, S Wang, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China; X Yang, F Zhou, Jiashi Tonghui Copper Mine Co., Ltd, China

16:50 Discussion

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PROGRAMME* DAY TWO | THURSDAY | 12 APRIL 2018

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SEMINAR DINNER - WEMBLEY GOLF COURSETHURSDAY 12 APRIL 2018 | AMBROSE ROOM, WEMBLEY GOLF COURSE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Venue: Ambrose Room, Wembley Golf Course 200 The Boulevard, Wembley Downs, WA 6019Date: Thursday 12 April 2018Time: 6:30pm – 10pm

Surrounded by lush green lawns and natural bushland, the Ambrose Room at the Wembley Golf Course is the setting for the Paste 2018 Seminar Dinner, allowing delegates and guests to enjoy a relaxed networking opportunity with a view.

Spaces are limited. Register via the form on the back page or visit www.paste2018.com

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KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCES

CHAIR F Sofrà, Rheological Consulting Services Pty Ltd, Australia

09:00 KEYNOTE: International tailings management guidelines: recent developments M Davies, Teck Resources Ltd., Canada

09:30 Operational challenges of thickened tailings planning at Centinela Mine CA Calderón, EH Cortés, Minera Centinela, Chile; JA Martínez, MA Palape, MineBridge Software, Chile; CA Cooper, MineBridge Software, Canada

09:50 Successful transitioning of a conventional slurry tailings storage facility for central thickened discharge DA Accadia, FW Gassner, Golder Associates Pty Ltd, Australia

10:10 Discussion

10:20 MORNING BREAK

OPERATIONS AND OPTIONS

CHAIR D Reid, The University of Western Australia, Australia

10:50 Characterisation of unsaturated geotechnical properties of filtered magnetite tailings in a dry stack facility N Amoah, Karara Mining Ltd, Australia; W Dressel, Wave International, Australia; AB Fourie, The University of Western Australia, Australia

11:10 Implementation of spigot discharge systems for high-density tailings at Sierra Gorda Sociedad Contractual Minera, Chile J Engels, Tailpro Consulting, Chile; H Gonzalez, G Aedo, Sierra Gorda Sociedad Contractual Minera, Chile; GI McPhail, Water, Waste and Land Australia Pty Ltd, Australia

11:30 Analysis of dewatering and desaturation of generic field deposition scenarios for thickened tailings S Qi, P Simms, Carleton University, Canada

11:50 Dewatering options for management of fine gold tailings in Western Australian Goldfields JJ Moreno, S Kendall, SRK Consulting Australasia Pty Ltd, Australia; A Ortiz, Paterson & Cooke Australia Pty Ltd, Australia

12:10 Discussion

12:20 LUNCH

NEW DEVELOPMENTS (1)

CHAIR GI McPhail, Water, Waste and Land Australia Pty Ltd, Australia

13:20 Tailings dewatering by pressure filtration: process optimisation and design criteria F Kaswalder, D Cavalli, Aqseptence Group Srl, Italy; A Hawkey, Diemme Filtration, Australia; A Paglianti, University of Bologna, Italy

13:40 A conceptual cost comparison of alternative tailings disposal strategies in Western Australia A Carneiro, AB Fourie, The University of Western Australia, Australia

14:00 Imaging and monitoring tailings dam walls with ambient seismic noise T de Wit, G Olivier, Institute of Mine Seismology, Australia

14:20 GeoWasteTM – continuous co-mingled tailings for large-scale mines T Wisdom, FLSmidth USA Inc., USA; M Jacobs, Goldcorp Inc., Canada; J Chaponnel, FLSmidth USA Inc., USA

14:40 Discussion

14:50 AFTERNOON BREAK

NEW DEVELOPMENTS (2)

CHAIR TG Fitton, Fitton Tailings Consultants, Australia

15:20 Operational strategies to improve paste plant performance J Palmer, Outotec Pty Ltd, Australia

15:40 Pitfalls in interpretation of cone penetration test data recovered from unsaturated geomaterials AR Russell, UNSW Sydney, Australia; D Reid, The University of Western Australia, Australia

16:00 Modern polyethylenes for wear and scaling applications E Lakous, Pipe and Buoy Pty Ltd, Australia

16:20 Discussion

16:30 Closing address RJ Jewell, Paste 2018 Seminar Chair, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Australia

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PROGRAMME* DAY THREE | FRIDAY | 13 APRIL 2018

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POSTER SESSION | 12:30–13:10 WEDNESDAY 11 APRIL Poster no.

Compressive strength behaviour of sulphur tailings paste backfill: effects of binders and additives AX Wu, GZ Jiang, Y Wang, YM Wang, HJ Wang, C Li, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

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Tailings beach slopes as a dimensionless parameter of non-Newtonian flows T Errázuriz, Golder Associates S.A., Chile 2

Case study: project start-up for thickened graphite tailings, storage and water recovery strategies A Chafy, M Tidswell, Syrah Resources Lda, Mozambique; C Lane, Land & Marine Geological Services Pty Ltd, Australia

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“Integral to process plant design is identification of the slurry system operating win-dow that allows increased throughput while decreasing capital and operating costs.

For any system involving thickening or paste production, understanding the material rheological characteristics is prerequisite to identifying this window and successful,

optimal and reliable operation”.

About the Workshop

An understanding of slurry and paste rheology or fluid flow, dewatering including thickening and filtration and surface chemistry/rheology inter-relationships is fundamental to slurry system design, optimal operation and risk management.

Investment into understanding slurry fundamentals is often insufficient to mitigate against the risk of under- or over-design and poor operating performance.

The workshop will focus on identifying what information is required, how to interpret measured data and how to apply this to new system design and existing operations.

You will learn about slurry physical and chemical properties, how flow properties or rheology are measured and how to meaningfully interpret rheological data for viscosity, yield stress, time dependence and dewatering information.

The workshop will outline how to apply rheology and surface chemistry for pipeline transport and thickening equipment selection and optimal control and operation.

Dr Fiona SofràCo-founder & Managing DirectorRheological Consulting ServicesHonorary Fellow, The University of Melbourne

Professor Peter ScalesCo-founder, Rheological Consulting ServicesProfessor, The University of MelbourneDirector, Particulate Fluids Processing Centre

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RHEOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS FOR SLURRIES AND PASTES WORKSHOPMONDAY 9 APRIL 2018 | RENDEZVOUS HOTEL PERTH SCARBOROUGH, SCARBOROUGH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

PROGRAMME* | 9 APRIL 2018

07:45 REGISTRATION

08:15 Welcome and introduction

08:30 What is a slurry? The liquid to solid continuum

• How do we define a slurry/paste

10:00 MORNING BREAK

10:30 • Slurry rheology/flow properties

• Slurry rheology measurement

• Flow models – communicating data

• Slurry rheology roadmap

12:30 LUNCH

13:15 • Slurry surface chemistry/rheology relationships

• Dewatering

14:45 AFTERNOON BREAK

15:00 • Thickening

• Filtration

16:00 Q&A Session

16:30 WORKSHOP CLOSE

16:30ACG SUPPLIER PRESENTATION• ANTON PAAR

17:30 ACG SUPPLIER PRESENTATION CLOSE

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the use of large, deep thickeners and addressing a new challenge – filtration of tailings to produce a low water content material that should pose much lower environmental and safety risks than most conventional TSFs.

Tailings filtration provides many potential benefits, including improved water recovery and the ability to deposit and compact the filtered tailings to form a stable, engineered landform.

However, there are also many concerns and potential pitfalls in adopting a filtered tailings management system, including high capital costs, equipment reliability, clogging of filter cloths, appropriate wash systems and optimisation of placement techniques.

Although in the past it has been considered unachievable, large-volume filtered tailings operations are beginning to emerge and there are already a number of operational facilities dealing with medium volume (to the order of 20 ktonne/day) throughputs.

Given the increasing scrutiny of the mining industry and its relatively poor record with regards to mine tailings management, increased requirements to minimise water usage (often accompanied by very high costs of water) and the need to demonstrate achievable long-term closure strategies, it is likely that the option of a filtered tailings system will need to be considered in many operations in future.

It has therefore been decided to dedicate a short course to this topic to provide practitioners and decision-makers with as much information as possible, as early as possible.

Drawing on experiences from a number of operational filtered tailings facilities, the short course will discuss available technologies, appropriate test programmes to determine relevant design parameters, operational challenges and cost comparisons.

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IS THE FUTURE FILTERED? PASTE AND THICKENED TAILINGS SHORT COURSETUESDAY 10 APRIL 2018 | RENDEZVOUS HOTEL PERTH SCARBOROUGH, SCARBOROUGH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Designers, consultants, owners and operators, mine planners, regulators and researchers would all benefit from attending this short course, which will provide a valuable opportunity to examine a rapidly growing technology that is likely to see increased adoption in the future.

Who Should Attend

Professor Andy FourieProfessor of Civil and Mining Engineering, The University of Western Australia

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PROGRAMME* | 10 APRIL 2018

08:15 REGISTRATION

09:00 Welcome and introduction

Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

09:15 Test work for engineering design

Dr Angus Paterson, Paterson & Cooke Consulting, South Africa

10:00 Application of plate and frame pressure filters to red mud residue

Dr David Cooling, Alcoa Corporation

10:45 MORNING BREAK

11:15 Large scale filtered tailings: Saving costs and improving safety

Todd Wisdom, FLSmidth, USA

12:00 Design and operational considerations for filtered tailings and dry stack facility

Dr Nelson Amoah, Karara Mining Ltd

12:45 LUNCH

13:45 Filter pressed tailings - current practice, innovations and operational risks

Colleen Crystal, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc., Canada

14:00 Compaction and quality control

Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

14:30 Filtered tailings for all - case histories for value in small operations

Scott O’Brien, McLanahan Corporation

15:00 AFTERNOON BREAK

15:30 2016 Luoyang, China: Taillings storage failure

Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

15:50 Electokinetic filtration: field examples

John Lamont-Black, Electrokinetic Ltd

16:10 Dry stack facility: overcoming operational challenges

Dr Nelson Amoah, Karara Mining Ltd

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The 21st Seminar on Paste and Thickened Tailings will be held at the Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough located at Scarborough Beach in Western Australia.

Scarborough has long been a popular beachside destination for locals and visitors alike. It is an iconic surf beach with a unique urban vibe. Scarborough is only 14 kms from the Perth CBD and easily accessible by public transport.

The ACG has secured discounted rates for accommodation at the Rendezvous Hotel for seminar delegates. For more information, please go to www.paste2018.com/venue-accommodation/

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PASTE 2018 SITE VISIT – ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA’S KWINANA BAUXITE RESIDUE STORAGE AREASATURDAY 14 APRIL 2018 | KWINANA BAUXITE RESIDUE STORAGE AREA, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Alcoa commissioned an innovative technology known as residue filtration at Kwinana Refinery in 2016. With this technology, bauxite residue generated from the alumina refining process is forced through very large filters that squeeze out the waste water, which is recycled in the refining process. The filtered material allows for more efficient utilisation of existing residue areas, deferring the need to build new areas. The water recovered from filtration also significantly reduces the refinery’s freshwater needs. Alcoa continues to evaluate the potential use of this technology at other refineries around the world with construction of a filtration plant at the company’s Pinjarra Refinery in Western Australia’s Peel region underway.

The ACG thanks Alcoa of Australia for freely donating their time and resources to host this visit. This half-day site visit includes return transport and lunch in Fremantle.

The site visit is fully subscribed.

Since 2005, the ACG has published conference papers across the geotechnical mining spectrum, including: underground and open pit mining, paste and thickened tailings and mine closure. The repository aims to provide the mining geomechanics fraternity with open access to peer-reviewed conference proceedings that may assist readers to maintain and develop their skills, knowledge and capabilities.

Paste 2018 Seminar papers will be freely available online through the ACG Online Repository at papers.acg.uwa.edu.au. A printed, colour, softbound book will be available for purchase when registering for the event.

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