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23/10/2015 Course Subjects and Time Table 8:30— 9:30 Mining waste as REE’ secondary sources. Sampling site selection and Sampling criteria 9:30— 10:30 Introduction to ores beneficiation techniques and to bioleaching 10:30— 11:00 Break 11:00— 12:00 Dissolution: fundamental and characterization – Part 1 12:00— 13:00 Dissolution: fundamental and characterization – Part II Visit to ICSM Dissolution Labs, Marcoule, courtesy of CEA environmentally friendly and efficient methods for extraction of rare earth elements from secondary sources Introductory course on REE-bearing minerals sampling and dissolution Marcoule, France, 23rd October 2015 Coordinator contact: Dr. Christian Ekberg Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering Nuclear Chemistry and Industrial Materials Recycling Chalmers University of Technology, Kemivägen 4, S-412 96 Göteborg,
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23/10/2015
Course Subjects and Time Table
8:30— 9:30
Mining waste as REE’ secondary sources. Sampling site selection and Sampling criteria
9:30—10:30
Introduction to ores beneficiation techniques and to bioleaching
10:30—11:00
Break
11:00—12:00
Dissolution: fundamental and characterization – Part 1
12:00—13:00
Dissolution: fundamental and characterization – Part II
Visit to ICSM Dissolution Labs, Marcoule, courtesy of CEA
environmentally friendly and efficient methods for extraction of rare earth elements from secondary sources
Introductory course
on REE-bearing minerals
sampling and dissolution
Marcoule, France, 23rd October 2015
Coordinator contact:
Dr. Christian Ekberg
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering Nuclear Chemistry and Industrial Materials Recycling
Chalmers University of Technology, Kemivägen 4, S-412 96 Göteborg,
IntroductionRare Earth Elements (REE) are 17 elements highly relevant for societal needs (batteries, steels and super alloys, hybrid cars, windmills, oil catalysts, electronic components, etc.) but in risk of supply. Sources of REE can be primary (direct mining) or secondary (recycling and other secondary sources). ENVIREE is about developing clean and efficient technologies for the leaching and separation of REE from secondary sources. A fun-damental step in the evaluation of the secondary sources considered within the project is linked to the sampling site selection and sampling criteria that will allow to choose the most promised REE’s rich samples to be used in the leaching process.
Learning outcomesTo be able to understand the basics of a sampling program including the selection of the sampling site and the criteria for the sampling of secondary sources rich in REE’s.To be able to understand the basics of the leach-ing process and of different separation tech-niques to recover REE’s.
Who should attendThis introductory course is part of ENVIREE’ WP5 (Training, education, dissemination and market uptake) and is designed mainly for mining and chemical engineers, geologists and chemists as well as others wanting to get familiar with sam-pling techniques from secondary sources and rare earth recovery from leaching solutions. It is envisaged to give an introductory knowledge on current sampling and separation state-of-the-art. Members of the ENVIREE Consortium, PROMETIA Project, researchers and students, are welcome to join.
Registration, Fees and LocalEnrolment applications will be accepted in the order to received. Course place will be located at Marcoule, CEA.No fees for registration and attendance.Registrants are responsible for making their own lodging and travel arrangements. For local acco-modation visit: www.avignon-tourism.com. For more local information, contact [email protected].
InstructorsDr Alastair Magnaldo, Laboratory of dissolution studies, DRCP, CEA Marcoule
Prof. Nicolas Dacheux, Interface of materials in Evolution Laboratory, ICSM, CEA, Marcoule
Dr. Carlos Rosa, Empresa de Desenvolvimento Mineiro, EDM
Dr. Daniela Lobarinhas, Empresa de Desenvolvi-mento Mineiro, EDM
Dr. Yannick Menard, Water, Environment and Eco-technologies Division, BRGM
Dr. Anne-Gwénaëlle Guezennec, Water Environ-ment and Ecotechnologies Division, BRGM
Course Coordinators
Prof. Christian Ekberg, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg
Dr. Stéphane Bourg, CEA, Marcoule
Dr. Petr Kořán, Evalion, Prague
Dr. Jakub Heller, Evalion, Prague
Dr. Isabel Paiva, IST-ID, Lisbon
