2015

GOING FAR (FLOATING ALUMINA REFINERY)

Hogan, B.J., Furlong, A.

COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON THE DISSOLVED Ca(OH)2 IN STRONGLY ALKALINE SOLUTIONS

Kutus, B., Gácsi, A., Pallagi, A., Pálinkó, I., Sipos, P., Peintler, G.

MULTI EFFECT FORCED RECIRCULATION EVAPORATORS AT BHP BILLITON WORSLEY ALUMINA

Eckart, D., Le Duff, R., Félix, D., Tournier, T.

DETECTION OF ALKALI EMISSIONS FOR ALUMINA REFINERY PROCESSES

Sabri, Y.M., Ippolito, S.J., Salhi, L., Ioppolo-Armanios, M., Nunes, M., Bhargava, S.K.

APPLICATION OF RIETVELD REFINEMENT-BASED METHODS FOR QUANTITATIVE MINERALOGY IN THE CHARACTERISATION OF BAUXITE RESIDUES

Santini, T.C.

NEW TOOLS FOR PROCESS CONTROL IN ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES - PLSR ON XRD RAW DATA

König, U., Norberg, N.

DEMONSTRATION TRIAL OF AN IMPROVED BAYER LIQUOR ANALYSIS METHOD

Karakyriakos, E., van Emden, B., Finn, M.C., Patrick, R.A., Audet, D.R., Chandrawana, I., Patrick, V.A.

CASE STUDY OF RIO TINTO ALCAN’S ALUMINA TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER APPROACH APPLIED SUCCESSFULLY TO HINDALCO’S GREENFIELD UTKAL REFINERY IN ODISHA, INDIA

Kumar, S., Perret, Y., Livadaris, D., Pucci, P., Sapra, V., Mohan, M., Giri, U.

INNOVATIONS IN DESIGN AND OPERATION OF PAN FILTERS FOR IMPROVED PRODUCT FILTRATION

Hahn, J., Bott, R., Langeloh, T.

A NOVEL LOW GRADE HEAT DRIVEN PROCESS TO RE-CONCENTRATE PROCESS LIQUOR IN ALUMINA REFINERIES

Rahimi, B., Regenauer-Lieb, K., Chua, H.T., Boom, E., Nicoli, S., Rosenberg, S.

ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR REMOVING ULTRAFINE SOLIDS FROM ALUMINATE PROCESS LIQUOR

Rogers, M.G., Jauhiainen, T.

SOIL FORMATION IN ALKALINE MINE TAILINGS AND PROCESSING RESIDUES

Santini, T.C., Banning, N.C.

CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR THE REMEDIATION OF BAUXITE RESIDUE DISPOSAL AREA LEACHATE AND RUN-OFF

Courtney, R., Curtin, T., Higgins, D., Fleming, L., Clune, L.

USE OF MICROBIAL INDICATORS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF BAUXITE RESIDUE REHABILITATION

Banning, N.C., Phillips, I.R., Abbott, L.K., Shi, P., Maccarone, L., Murphy, D.V.

REACTIONS OF LIME UNDER HIGH TEMPERATURE BAYER DIGESTION CONDITIONS

Smith, P.
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