Advisers of Seminar Committee (2017-18) Bhaskar Roy, Former Director, M. N. Dastur & Co. Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata Dr. Muraleedharan Kuttanellore - Director, CSIR-Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute (CGCRI), Kolkata Ratnasanu Das - Executive Secretary, Joint Plant Committee, Kolkata Sudip Kr. Basak - ED, SAIL, Collieries Division S. K. Nandy - Chairman, Maknan Consultancy, Kolkata Prof. S. Mukherjee - Prof. Dept. of Metallurgical & Material Engineering, Jadavpur University

Seminar Committee (2017-18) Chairman : Pritish K. Sen, Chairman, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Senior Executive, TATA Steel, Kolkata Convener : Tapan K. Chakravarty, Vice Chairman, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Empanelled EIA Consultant Assessor, QCI - NABET Co-convener : Dr. Asim K. Ray, Vice Chairman, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Adviser, Lechler (India) Pvt. Ltd. Treasurer : Sujit Ganguly, Treasurer, IIM Kolkata Chapter Organising Secretary : Swapan K. Basu, Secretary, IIM Kolkata Chapter

Members : Dr. Rajib Dey

Member Executive Council, IIM, Kolkata Chapter & Professor, Dept. of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, JU, Kolkata Mr. Surajit Kumar Dutta

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Director, M/s Duttcon Consultant & Engineering, Kolkata Dr. (Ms) Mahua Ghose Chaudhuri

Jt. Secretary, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Asstt. Professor, School of Material Science and Nano Technology, JU Dr. Kanyakumari Datta

Jt. Secretary, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Consulting Engineer, Data Metallurgical Company, Kolkata Mr. Samir Kumar Ghosh

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter Mr. J. K. Chatterjee

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Director, Rohit Ferro Tech. Ltd., Kolkata Dr. Jayanta Kumar Saha

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Dy. General Manager, INSDAG, Kolkata Mr. Subhajit Bhattacharya

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Proprietor, S. B. Academy, Kolkata Mr. Sourav Ghosal

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Chief Engineer, M. N. Dastur & Company (P.) Ltd., Kolkata Mr. Gautam Guha Ray

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Technical Director, M. N. Dastur & Company (P.) Ltd., Kolkata Mr. Vivek Chauhan

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Senior Executive, Tata Steel, Kolkata Mr. Sitendu Mandal

Member of Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & CSIR-Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute (CGCRI), Kolkata Mr. Asoke Kumar Dutta

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter Mr. K. K. Gupta

Member of Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter Dr. Chandan Kumar Ghosh

Member Executive Council, IIM Kolkata Chapter & Asstt. Professor, School of Material Science and Nano Technology, JU

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INTERNATIONAL SEMINARON

ADVANCES IN METAL AND MINERAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES OF INDIA IN

NATIONAL POLICY PERSPECTIVEVenue: Taj Bengal, KolkataDate: Friday, 15th December, 2017

Rationale for the TopicMineral and Metal extraction industries play a significant role in the economic development of all nations and mineral processing is one of the key areas to bring forth necessary metals and several finished products of mineral origin from ores. Despite the continuous structural shift towards a knowledge based society, our society cannot operate without minerals, the consumption of which increases with the standard of living. However, due to global economic recession, the metal (especially steel) prices are falling thought the world. At the same time there is a growing demand for value added finished metals. Leaner grades and finer dissemination of values in more recently processed ores have made them more difficult to process economically, and it is expected that, the future ore bodies will be similar and more demanding. It has also become imperative to rationalise technological scheme for ore processing with due consideration to environmental degradation. The industry is meeting these challenges with new research, understanding and technology.

The Government of India has taken several initiatives to augment metal and mineral processing industries. Ministry of Steel, Government of India has recently announced National Steel Policy 2017 with targets by 2030-31 to build globally competitive industry with crude steel capacity of 300 mtpa, increase per capita consumption of steel to 160 kgs, domestically meet the entire demand of value added steels for automobile, electrical and strategic applications addressing to defence and Nuclear need, and increased domestic availability of washed coking coal so as to reduce import dependency of coking coal to 50%.

The objective of the seminar is to review recent advances in mineral and metal processing techniques and to project current state-of-the-art to potential in future.

About IIMThe idea of forming of an Indian Institute of metallurgists/technocrats was conceived as early as 1945. Starting with a modest membership of 42, the IIM membership now stands at more than ten thousand drawn from various fields of metallurgical activities. Kolkata is the Head Quarter of the IIM. The institute has grown into a reputed institution devoted to promotion and advancement of study, practice and research of Metallurgical Science and Technology. The IIM is now recognised throughout the world as one of the premier metallurgical organizations and operates in India through its 62 chapters located in all the Metros, Industrial cities and Technical institutes of repute. The strength of Kolkata chapter is more than 500 members, with its own building for conducting regular activities. The scope of the Institute’s activities includes organising seminar

technical workshops, discourses on various areas such as mineral beneficiation, extraction, fabrication, heat treatment, finishing as well as practical and theoretical aspects of metallurgy of all ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys. Ceramics and other disciplines and technologies allied to metallurgical problems also come under the scope of the Institute. Detailed information about the Institute can be obtained from the websites <www.iim-india.net> and <www.iiim-kolkata.com>.

Invitation to Delegates, Advertisers and SponsorsFor intensive interaction with all stakeholders, the organizer (IIM) takes pleasure in inviting Delegates, Advertisers and Sponsors to participate in full strength the make the event a grand success.

Who Should Attend• Metallurgical/Chemical Engineering Consultants.• Technology Providers and Designers in Mining, Mineral Beneficiation, Metals, Manufacturing, Processing &

Allied industries like coke making, cement manufacturers, Power & Energy sectors (Generation and Transmission).

• Equipment Manufacturers, Infrastructural Builders and Logistics Providers.• Environmental and Pollution Control Equipment Manufacturers.• Energy Conservation Technology Experts.• Academicians and R&D personnel.• Government Agencies and Policymakers.

Programme

• 09.00 am – Registration• 09.30 am – Inaugural Session• 10.15 am – Keynote Address followed by Panel Discussion• 11.15 am – Technical Sessions - I • 01.45 pm – Lunch• 02.30 pm – Technical Sessions - II• 04.30 pm – Interactive Session and Valediction• 05.00 pm – Evening Tea

Call For Papers

Individual and contributory papers are solicited from national and international organisations, individuals and agencies involved in Mining, Mineral Processing, Metals Manufacturing & Processing and associated areas.Please send the technical papers/presentations (in soft copies) to the following :Convener : <tapchak2014 @gmail.com> mob 9230029517, with copies toCo-convener : <akray1952@gmail.com> mob 8420485303Chairman : <psen@tatasteel.com> mob 9230639343Hony. Secy : <swapan20051@yahoo.co.in> mob 9830917506Submission of extended abstracts (about 500 words) : 30th September, 2017Confirmation of acceptance of paper : 7th October, 2017Submission of full length papers : 15th November, 2017

Registration Fees

• Corporate / Industry / R&D Personnel: ` 4000• Foreign Delegate € 80/US$ 95 (Per Head)• Faculty Members and Academicians: ` 2500• IIM Members (In Service, Self Sponsored): ` 2000• IIM Members (Retired from Services): ` 1500• IIM Student Members/Students: ` 1000Sponsorship Fees

• Platinum Sponsor ` 300,000 / US$ 4700 (includes 10 free delegates, full page colour)• Gold Sponsor ` 250,000 / US$ 3900 (includes 8 free delegates, full page colour)• Silver Sponsor ` 200,000 / US$ 3200 (includes 6 free delegates, full page colour)• Bronze Sponsor ` 175,000 / US$ 2800 (includes 4 free delegates, full page colour)• Seminar Kit Sponsor ` 100,000 / US$ 1600 (includes 3 free delegates, full page colour)Advertisement Tariff

• Front Cover (part) - colour ` 35,000 / US$ 550 / € 460• Back Cover - colour ` 30,000 / US$ 470 / € 400• Inside Front & Back Cover - colour ` 25,000 / US$ 400 / € 330• Full Page - colour ` 20,000 / US$ 320 / € 260• Banner ` 25,000 / US$ 400 / € 330 (includes 1 free delegates)• Exhibition Space ` 50,000 / US$ 790 / € 650 (includes 2 free delegates)

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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ONADVANCES IN METAL AND MINERAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES OF INDIA IN NATIONAL POLICY PERSPECTIVE

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