Techniques for Rapid and Accurate Sample Analysis in the FieldOlympus IMS
For more than 10 years, portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) has evolved into a standard industry technique for quickly generating near real-time geochemistry in all aspects of geoscience including environmental, academia and research, mineral exploration, mining, mineral processing and laboratories. In addition, recent advances in portable powder X-ray diffraction (pXRD) has delivered quantitative mineralogy to geoscientists in the field, something that was previously only possible in the lab.
Together, these two novel techniques are changing the speed, resolution, and cost of decision-making data and transforming geochemistry and mineralogy in the field.
In this webinar, we will outline the basic concepts of pXRF and pXRD and then focus on some of the innovative and exciting case studies delivered by our large and diverse customer base around the globe. This webinar is intended for anyone involved in the collection of geo-scientific samples for geochemical and mineralogical characterisation and aims to showcase what can be achieved with Olympus’ portable analysers.
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/innovx-xrf-xrd/
XRF for Analysis of Contaminated Soil and Environmental Applications Olympus IMS
This presentation reviews:
- Contaminated soil and environmental applications and market
- Pollutants in soils and standards and regulation in Europe
- Examples of applications and case studies
- Use of XRF handheld analyzer for soil analysis
For more information about portable XRF, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/xrf-xrd/xrf-handheld/
Identifying Precious Metal Alloys on Your Bench and In Your CaseOlympus IMS
Presentation Outline
1. Testing jewelry materials
2. What is XRF?
3. Who uses it?
4. Jewelry and other precious metals applications
5. Examples of XRF results
6. How accurate/precise are the results?
7. Instrumentation options
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/vanta-for-precious-metals-analysis/
Nontraditional Applications of XRF for Quality Assurance and Quality ControlOlympus IMS
- Basics of XRF
- Case Studies in XRF
- Future Advances in XRF
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/vanta/#!cms[tab]=%2Fvanta%2Fapplications
Coating Measurement Using Handheld X-Ray FluorescenceOlympus IMS
Coating Measurement Using Handheld X-Ray Fluorescence
Abstract
Handheld X-ray fluorescence (HHXRF) can be used to measure coating thicknesses with advantages in precision and portability compared to other technologies. For benchtop analysis, analyzing coatings applied over large surface areas often requires destructive procedures. HHXRF overcomes this limitation and provides a nondestructive coating thickness testing capability.
A simple, user-friendly calibration built into the instrument interface enables the use of a certified standard to determine up to three layers of accurate and precise coating thicknesses. HHXRF coating measurements, which are independent of the substrate material, provide a user the freedom to analyze any deposited coating comprised of elements Ti through Pu. Because of the large elemental range of analysis, many corrosion-, wear-, and adhesion-resistant coatings measured in labs near the site of action can benefit from the precise results returned by HHXRF.
The document discusses applications of multi-scale spectral sensing techniques for mineral and hydrocarbon exploration and production. It provides examples of using field and laboratory-based spectrometers and hyperspectral imaging to map minerals in drill cores and mine faces. Specific cases examine iron, gold, and rare earth element deposits. Spectroscopic data is used to identify mineral distributions and compositions for ore control and process optimization.
This document summarizes research using multi-scale spectral data to investigate hydrocarbon plays. It describes:
1) Controlled experiments using hyperspectral data from aircraft and ground sensors to map hydrocarbon mixtures in soils. Hydrocarbon detections were most successful with increasing mixture amounts.
2) A case study of a Brazilian tar sand deposit where hyperspectral data from hand samples, outcrop faces, and aircraft were analyzed. The degree of bitumen impregnation in sandstone was estimated from absorption feature depths which correlated to total bitumen content.
3) Preliminary analysis of WorldView-3 satellite data over the study area found it could detect hydrocarbon signatures at a scale of 7.5m, though with lower
Techniques for Rapid and Accurate Sample Analysis in the FieldOlympus IMS
For more than 10 years, portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) has evolved into a standard industry technique for quickly generating near real-time geochemistry in all aspects of geoscience including environmental, academia and research, mineral exploration, mining, mineral processing and laboratories. In addition, recent advances in portable powder X-ray diffraction (pXRD) has delivered quantitative mineralogy to geoscientists in the field, something that was previously only possible in the lab.
Together, these two novel techniques are changing the speed, resolution, and cost of decision-making data and transforming geochemistry and mineralogy in the field.
In this webinar, we will outline the basic concepts of pXRF and pXRD and then focus on some of the innovative and exciting case studies delivered by our large and diverse customer base around the globe. This webinar is intended for anyone involved in the collection of geo-scientific samples for geochemical and mineralogical characterisation and aims to showcase what can be achieved with Olympus’ portable analysers.
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/innovx-xrf-xrd/
XRF for Analysis of Contaminated Soil and Environmental Applications Olympus IMS
This presentation reviews:
- Contaminated soil and environmental applications and market
- Pollutants in soils and standards and regulation in Europe
- Examples of applications and case studies
- Use of XRF handheld analyzer for soil analysis
For more information about portable XRF, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/xrf-xrd/xrf-handheld/
Identifying Precious Metal Alloys on Your Bench and In Your CaseOlympus IMS
Presentation Outline
1. Testing jewelry materials
2. What is XRF?
3. Who uses it?
4. Jewelry and other precious metals applications
5. Examples of XRF results
6. How accurate/precise are the results?
7. Instrumentation options
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/vanta-for-precious-metals-analysis/
Nontraditional Applications of XRF for Quality Assurance and Quality ControlOlympus IMS
- Basics of XRF
- Case Studies in XRF
- Future Advances in XRF
For more information, visit: https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/vanta/#!cms[tab]=%2Fvanta%2Fapplications
Coating Measurement Using Handheld X-Ray FluorescenceOlympus IMS
Coating Measurement Using Handheld X-Ray Fluorescence
Abstract
Handheld X-ray fluorescence (HHXRF) can be used to measure coating thicknesses with advantages in precision and portability compared to other technologies. For benchtop analysis, analyzing coatings applied over large surface areas often requires destructive procedures. HHXRF overcomes this limitation and provides a nondestructive coating thickness testing capability.
A simple, user-friendly calibration built into the instrument interface enables the use of a certified standard to determine up to three layers of accurate and precise coating thicknesses. HHXRF coating measurements, which are independent of the substrate material, provide a user the freedom to analyze any deposited coating comprised of elements Ti through Pu. Because of the large elemental range of analysis, many corrosion-, wear-, and adhesion-resistant coatings measured in labs near the site of action can benefit from the precise results returned by HHXRF.
The document discusses applications of multi-scale spectral sensing techniques for mineral and hydrocarbon exploration and production. It provides examples of using field and laboratory-based spectrometers and hyperspectral imaging to map minerals in drill cores and mine faces. Specific cases examine iron, gold, and rare earth element deposits. Spectroscopic data is used to identify mineral distributions and compositions for ore control and process optimization.
This document summarizes research using multi-scale spectral data to investigate hydrocarbon plays. It describes:
1) Controlled experiments using hyperspectral data from aircraft and ground sensors to map hydrocarbon mixtures in soils. Hydrocarbon detections were most successful with increasing mixture amounts.
2) A case study of a Brazilian tar sand deposit where hyperspectral data from hand samples, outcrop faces, and aircraft were analyzed. The degree of bitumen impregnation in sandstone was estimated from absorption feature depths which correlated to total bitumen content.
3) Preliminary analysis of WorldView-3 satellite data over the study area found it could detect hydrocarbon signatures at a scale of 7.5m, though with lower
Screening of Ceramic and Leaded Contaminants in Glass Recycling Streams using...Olympus IMS
HHXRF can effectively screen for ceramic contamination in glass recycling streams. It can identify ceramic elements like Zr, Zn, Sr, and Ba even in small fragments. While accurate quantification requires more testing time, qualitative screening via XRF can identify ceramic materials for removal. This technique translates well to inline systems used in material recovery facilities to process tens of tons of cullet per hour and remove ceramic contamination.
This document summarizes the analytical instrumentation and capabilities of QC Scientific (M) Sdn. Bhd. It includes optical emission spectrometers, x-ray fluorescence, material testing equipment, surface analysis tools, gas analysis systems, and microwave measurement devices for applications such as elemental analysis, materials characterization, catalyst research, vacuum technology, and security systems. QC Scientific is a subsidiary of China Iron & Steel Research Institute Group with ISO and other accreditations for analytical services.
Screening for Ceramic and Leaded Contaminants in Glass Recycling Streams Usin...Olympus IMS
HHXRF can effectively screen for ceramic contamination in glass recycling streams. Testing showed HHXRF can accurately quantify ceramic identifier elements like Zr, Sr, and Ti in samples, and detect these elements even in small 1mm fragments. While quantitative analysis requires more time, qualitative screening for ceramic elements' presence or absence could remove ceramic materials from cullet streams. This technique has been applied in industrial in-line XRF systems that can process over 28 tons of cullet per hour for sorting.
Enabling Data Science Methods for Catalyst Design and Discoveryaimsnist
This document summarizes the work of Zachary Ulissi and his research group on developing computational workflows and machine learning methods to accelerate catalyst discovery. Key points include:
- The group is generating large datasets of catalyst descriptors like adsorption energies to train graph neural network models that can predict properties and screen for new catalysts.
- Their GASpy software coordinates density functional theory calculations using dependency graphs to efficiently generate data.
- Preliminary graph convolution models show accuracy comparable to DFT for predicting adsorption energies and surface energies.
- The group is applying these methods to problems like oxygen evolution reaction catalyst screening to potentially find new active compositions beyond what is searched manually.
This document summarizes analytical chemistry techniques for determining the nature and quantity of substances in environmental samples. It discusses methods such as hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry for elements like arsenic, inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry for its ability to analyze over 70 elements simultaneously, and anodic stripping voltammetry for its high sensitivity in detecting various heavy metals in parts-per-billion concentrations from water samples. The document also outlines techniques for speciating different forms of elements like arsenic and lead based on their behavior under various analytical conditions.
Presentation from EuroSDR 113th meeting, Cardiff, October 2008. An overview of some of the geospatial research carried out by the different departments, centres and groups at UCL.
During the last 30 years of science exploration in space, the complexity of experiments and related equipment has continuously increased, leading more and more frequently to the impossibility to fulfill the quadruple constraints: science, technologies, safety and cost. Since a few year, a fresh approach appears in the new space mood where key words are simpler and faster.
The document reports on drill results from Impact Minerals' maiden drill program at the Red Hill Prospect near Broken Hill in New South Wales. Assays from drill hole RHD006 confirmed the discovery of a 25m thick zone of near-surface mineralization containing high grades of platinum, nickel, copper and other metals. The mineralization includes an upper zone of 5.2m at 1.1% copper, 1.6% nickel and 3.4g/t PGE and a lower zone of 13.8m at 1.1% copper, 0.3% nickel and 6.3g/t PGE. Assays from other holes also showed anomalous PGE, copper and nickel grades within the host
Quantitative lithology an application for open and cased hamrhaggag
1) The document presents a new quantitative lithology interpretation method based on elemental concentrations from gamma ray spectroscopy logs.
2) It finds strong linear relationships between total clay concentration and the elemental concentrations of aluminum, silicon, calcium, and iron in core samples.
3) The method uses concentrations of silicon, calcium and iron to estimate clay content as accurately as using aluminum concentration, which is difficult to measure via logging. Example clay estimates are provided and show good agreement with core data.
The extraction of zinc(II) from zinc-plating wastewater by liquid-liquid extraction was studied using the commercial extractants di-(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (D2EHPA) and bis(2,4,4-trimethylpentyl)phosphinic acid (Cyanex® 272), as well as the ionic liquids, Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium bromide (Cyphos® 102), Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium decanoate (Cyphos® 103) and Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium bis(2,4,4- trimethylpentyl)phosphinate (Cyphos® 104), diluted in organic solvents. First, the commercial extractants and the ionic liquids with the most potential were selected based on the results from diluents, modifiers, and stripping solution screening tests. Then, the optimization of extraction and re-extraction (stripping) conditions for each extractant was achieved either by effluent pre-treatment (pH adjustment) to remove iron before liquid-liquid extraction or by adjusting the extractant-to-zinc ratio. Afterward, one commercial extractant and one ionic liquid were selected for further evaluation based on the following parameters: reusability, contact time (kinetic studies), and loading capacity.
Stratochem Services offers rapid sample analysis for oil and gas exploration wells. Their Rockwash technology can clean, dry, photograph, and label up to 300 samples from a single well in one day. They then analyze the samples for Total Organic Carbon content on Day 2 and elemental makeup using X-ray fluorescence on Day 3. Stratochem delivers data from these analyses along with high-resolution photos of each sample, barcoded and sorted, for $10,000 per well within 3 days.
1) The document describes research into producing metal oxide aerogels for use as dual-purpose structural components in space exploration.
2) Rare earth metal oxide aerogels of various compositions were synthesized using a sol-gel process and characterized. Their properties included low density, high surface area, and variable conductivity and luminescence.
3) The aerogels were crosslinked using polyurethane chemistry to improve their mechanical properties for structural applications. Vanadium and silicon dioxide aerogels were successfully crosslinked as examples.
06 approaching multisensor inspection and robotic systems for dry cask storag...leann_mays
This document summarizes research on developing a multisensor robotic inspection system for dry cask storage containers used at nuclear power plant independent spent fuel storage installations. The system uses modular sensors delivered by a robotic arm to detect signs of stress corrosion cracking nondestructively. Upcoming milestones include benchmarking the eddy current array sensors and demonstrating the full inspection system. The goal is to enable inspections without removing cask lids to ensure continued safe extended storage of spent nuclear fuel.
The document provides a progress update on the DART geophysics project. Preliminary geophysical surveys have been conducted at sites in Cirencester and Cambridgeshire using fluxgate gradiometry, which identified several areas of interest. New surveys were also conducted at Cherry Copse using a FlashRes64 instrument, which can collect over 60,000 geophysical measurements rapidly. A program is being developed to extract data from the FlashRes64 surveys. Additional technology, including TDR probes and CMD EM, are being tested and added to the methodology.
This document summarizes an investigation of the surface composition of InAs/GaSb type-II strained layer superlattices (T2SLs) using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) characterization before and after mesa etching with two solutions: hydrochloric acid (HCl) and phosphoric acid (H3PO4). XPS analysis found that HCl etching reduced gallium and antimony oxides while H3PO4 etching decreased indium and arsenic oxides. Current-voltage measurements and dark current density versus perimeter-to-area ratio indicated better device performance when treated with the H3PO4 solution, suggesting it provides better surface passivation. Future work may explore different etching solutions or processing
- AMC Mining Consultants was commissioned by Silvercorp Metals Inc. to prepare a technical report on its Ying gold-silver-lead-zinc property in China which includes five underground mines.
- The mineral resources for the property were estimated to be 16.31 million tonnes in the measured and indicated categories containing 128.31 million ounces of silver, and 10.47 million tonnes in the inferred category containing 77.25 million ounces of silver.
- The mineral reserves for the property were estimated to be contained within five underground mines totaling approximately 6 million tonnes in the proven category and 9 million tonnes in the probable category.
Introduction of By-BM Project; Geopolymer production from industrial by-prod...Zoltan Sas, PhD
This document outlines the goals and planned activities of the By-BM project, which aims to characterize the radiological properties of industrial by-products for use in geopolymer production as an alternative to traditional cement. The project will create a database of by-product compositions, characterize sample materials, produce geopolymers with varying ingredient mixtures, measure radon emanation and structural properties, and investigate leaching behaviors. The goals are to optimize geopolymer mixtures to reduce radiation risks while maintaining structural integrity for construction applications. Partners at Queen's University Belfast and NuTeC will collaborate on material analysis, geopolymer synthesis and testing, with the overall objective of developing sustainable low-carbon building materials.
Screening of Ceramic and Leaded Contaminants in Glass Recycling Streams using...Olympus IMS
HHXRF can effectively screen for ceramic contamination in glass recycling streams. It can identify ceramic elements like Zr, Zn, Sr, and Ba even in small fragments. While accurate quantification requires more testing time, qualitative screening via XRF can identify ceramic materials for removal. This technique translates well to inline systems used in material recovery facilities to process tens of tons of cullet per hour and remove ceramic contamination.
This document summarizes the analytical instrumentation and capabilities of QC Scientific (M) Sdn. Bhd. It includes optical emission spectrometers, x-ray fluorescence, material testing equipment, surface analysis tools, gas analysis systems, and microwave measurement devices for applications such as elemental analysis, materials characterization, catalyst research, vacuum technology, and security systems. QC Scientific is a subsidiary of China Iron & Steel Research Institute Group with ISO and other accreditations for analytical services.
Screening for Ceramic and Leaded Contaminants in Glass Recycling Streams Usin...Olympus IMS
HHXRF can effectively screen for ceramic contamination in glass recycling streams. Testing showed HHXRF can accurately quantify ceramic identifier elements like Zr, Sr, and Ti in samples, and detect these elements even in small 1mm fragments. While quantitative analysis requires more time, qualitative screening for ceramic elements' presence or absence could remove ceramic materials from cullet streams. This technique has been applied in industrial in-line XRF systems that can process over 28 tons of cullet per hour for sorting.
Enabling Data Science Methods for Catalyst Design and Discoveryaimsnist
This document summarizes the work of Zachary Ulissi and his research group on developing computational workflows and machine learning methods to accelerate catalyst discovery. Key points include:
- The group is generating large datasets of catalyst descriptors like adsorption energies to train graph neural network models that can predict properties and screen for new catalysts.
- Their GASpy software coordinates density functional theory calculations using dependency graphs to efficiently generate data.
- Preliminary graph convolution models show accuracy comparable to DFT for predicting adsorption energies and surface energies.
- The group is applying these methods to problems like oxygen evolution reaction catalyst screening to potentially find new active compositions beyond what is searched manually.
This document summarizes analytical chemistry techniques for determining the nature and quantity of substances in environmental samples. It discusses methods such as hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry for elements like arsenic, inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry for its ability to analyze over 70 elements simultaneously, and anodic stripping voltammetry for its high sensitivity in detecting various heavy metals in parts-per-billion concentrations from water samples. The document also outlines techniques for speciating different forms of elements like arsenic and lead based on their behavior under various analytical conditions.
Presentation from EuroSDR 113th meeting, Cardiff, October 2008. An overview of some of the geospatial research carried out by the different departments, centres and groups at UCL.
During the last 30 years of science exploration in space, the complexity of experiments and related equipment has continuously increased, leading more and more frequently to the impossibility to fulfill the quadruple constraints: science, technologies, safety and cost. Since a few year, a fresh approach appears in the new space mood where key words are simpler and faster.
The document reports on drill results from Impact Minerals' maiden drill program at the Red Hill Prospect near Broken Hill in New South Wales. Assays from drill hole RHD006 confirmed the discovery of a 25m thick zone of near-surface mineralization containing high grades of platinum, nickel, copper and other metals. The mineralization includes an upper zone of 5.2m at 1.1% copper, 1.6% nickel and 3.4g/t PGE and a lower zone of 13.8m at 1.1% copper, 0.3% nickel and 6.3g/t PGE. Assays from other holes also showed anomalous PGE, copper and nickel grades within the host
Quantitative lithology an application for open and cased hamrhaggag
1) The document presents a new quantitative lithology interpretation method based on elemental concentrations from gamma ray spectroscopy logs.
2) It finds strong linear relationships between total clay concentration and the elemental concentrations of aluminum, silicon, calcium, and iron in core samples.
3) The method uses concentrations of silicon, calcium and iron to estimate clay content as accurately as using aluminum concentration, which is difficult to measure via logging. Example clay estimates are provided and show good agreement with core data.
The extraction of zinc(II) from zinc-plating wastewater by liquid-liquid extraction was studied using the commercial extractants di-(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (D2EHPA) and bis(2,4,4-trimethylpentyl)phosphinic acid (Cyanex® 272), as well as the ionic liquids, Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium bromide (Cyphos® 102), Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium decanoate (Cyphos® 103) and Trihexyltetradecylphosphonium bis(2,4,4- trimethylpentyl)phosphinate (Cyphos® 104), diluted in organic solvents. First, the commercial extractants and the ionic liquids with the most potential were selected based on the results from diluents, modifiers, and stripping solution screening tests. Then, the optimization of extraction and re-extraction (stripping) conditions for each extractant was achieved either by effluent pre-treatment (pH adjustment) to remove iron before liquid-liquid extraction or by adjusting the extractant-to-zinc ratio. Afterward, one commercial extractant and one ionic liquid were selected for further evaluation based on the following parameters: reusability, contact time (kinetic studies), and loading capacity.
Stratochem Services offers rapid sample analysis for oil and gas exploration wells. Their Rockwash technology can clean, dry, photograph, and label up to 300 samples from a single well in one day. They then analyze the samples for Total Organic Carbon content on Day 2 and elemental makeup using X-ray fluorescence on Day 3. Stratochem delivers data from these analyses along with high-resolution photos of each sample, barcoded and sorted, for $10,000 per well within 3 days.
1) The document describes research into producing metal oxide aerogels for use as dual-purpose structural components in space exploration.
2) Rare earth metal oxide aerogels of various compositions were synthesized using a sol-gel process and characterized. Their properties included low density, high surface area, and variable conductivity and luminescence.
3) The aerogels were crosslinked using polyurethane chemistry to improve their mechanical properties for structural applications. Vanadium and silicon dioxide aerogels were successfully crosslinked as examples.
06 approaching multisensor inspection and robotic systems for dry cask storag...leann_mays
This document summarizes research on developing a multisensor robotic inspection system for dry cask storage containers used at nuclear power plant independent spent fuel storage installations. The system uses modular sensors delivered by a robotic arm to detect signs of stress corrosion cracking nondestructively. Upcoming milestones include benchmarking the eddy current array sensors and demonstrating the full inspection system. The goal is to enable inspections without removing cask lids to ensure continued safe extended storage of spent nuclear fuel.
The document provides a progress update on the DART geophysics project. Preliminary geophysical surveys have been conducted at sites in Cirencester and Cambridgeshire using fluxgate gradiometry, which identified several areas of interest. New surveys were also conducted at Cherry Copse using a FlashRes64 instrument, which can collect over 60,000 geophysical measurements rapidly. A program is being developed to extract data from the FlashRes64 surveys. Additional technology, including TDR probes and CMD EM, are being tested and added to the methodology.
This document summarizes an investigation of the surface composition of InAs/GaSb type-II strained layer superlattices (T2SLs) using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) characterization before and after mesa etching with two solutions: hydrochloric acid (HCl) and phosphoric acid (H3PO4). XPS analysis found that HCl etching reduced gallium and antimony oxides while H3PO4 etching decreased indium and arsenic oxides. Current-voltage measurements and dark current density versus perimeter-to-area ratio indicated better device performance when treated with the H3PO4 solution, suggesting it provides better surface passivation. Future work may explore different etching solutions or processing
- AMC Mining Consultants was commissioned by Silvercorp Metals Inc. to prepare a technical report on its Ying gold-silver-lead-zinc property in China which includes five underground mines.
- The mineral resources for the property were estimated to be 16.31 million tonnes in the measured and indicated categories containing 128.31 million ounces of silver, and 10.47 million tonnes in the inferred category containing 77.25 million ounces of silver.
- The mineral reserves for the property were estimated to be contained within five underground mines totaling approximately 6 million tonnes in the proven category and 9 million tonnes in the probable category.
Introduction of By-BM Project; Geopolymer production from industrial by-prod...Zoltan Sas, PhD
This document outlines the goals and planned activities of the By-BM project, which aims to characterize the radiological properties of industrial by-products for use in geopolymer production as an alternative to traditional cement. The project will create a database of by-product compositions, characterize sample materials, produce geopolymers with varying ingredient mixtures, measure radon emanation and structural properties, and investigate leaching behaviors. The goals are to optimize geopolymer mixtures to reduce radiation risks while maintaining structural integrity for construction applications. Partners at Queen's University Belfast and NuTeC will collaborate on material analysis, geopolymer synthesis and testing, with the overall objective of developing sustainable low-carbon building materials.
The Geological Survey of South Australia is changing its focus to enhance mineral prospectivity and attract more private mining investment. It aims to triple exploration expenditure to $100 million by 2007 and increase mineral production and processing to $4 billion by 2020. The Survey is leveraging government funding through partnerships with universities and research centers. It is applying new techniques like geochemistry, geophysics, and computer modeling to regional surveys to improve understanding of areas like the Central Gawler Gold Province and open up new fronts like the Mt Painter region. Current exploration expenditure is well below the target needed to sustain increased mineral production.
Mineral potential mapping as a strategic planning tool in the eastern Lachlan...Kenex Ltd
The Geological Survey of New South Wales (GSNSW) is undertaking a statewide mineral potential mapping project driven by the need to provide justifiable land use planning advice to key government stakeholders and to highlight the exploration potential of the state’s major mineral systems at a regional scale. Following delivery of mineral potential data packages for the Southern New England Orogen in 2017, and the Curnamona Province and Delamerian Thomson Orogen in 2018, the eastern Lachlan Orogen was selected as the next area for a review of key mineral systems and mineral potential. The study area covers the Lachlan Orogen east of the Gilmore Fault and the study mapped the mineral potential for porphyry Cu–Au, polymetallic skarn, Kanimblan orogenic Au, Tabberabberan orogenic Au, and VAMS mineral systems.
The full report and data package can be downloaded from: https://search.geoscience.nsw.gov.au/product/9253
The Artemis Cu-Au Deposit Presentation given by A. P. BelperioMinotaur Exploration
The document summarizes the discovery of the Artemis Cu-Au deposit in northern Australia by Minotaur Exploration. Key points include:
- The deposit was discovered through airborne and ground electromagnetic surveys which identified a high conductivity body under cover. Drill testing encountered 22m grading 3.02% Cu and 3.81 g/t Au.
- Artemis is a blind, structurally controlled massive sulfide deposit with similarities to the nearby Eloise Cu-Au mine.
- An accelerated $6 million work program is proposed to further define the deposit through systematic drilling, downhole surveys, metallurgy studies and regional exploration including targets along strike from Artemis and Sandy Creek
The document discusses using ASTER satellite imagery and GIS for mineral exploration. It provides details on two case studies: 1) identifying gold deposits in Nevada using ASTER data integrated into a geodatabase, and 2) mapping alteration zones in India using ASTER shortwave infrared bands. The case studies demonstrate how ASTER imagery can be processed and analyzed using GIS and techniques like principal component analysis to produce geological maps and identify target areas for further mineral exploration.
The document discusses the discovery of the Artemis Cu-Au deposit in northwest Queensland, Australia by Minotaur Exploration Limited. Key points include:
- The deposit was discovered in July 2014 through airborne and ground electromagnetic geophysical surveys which identified a high conductivity body. Drill testing intersected thick massive sulfide mineralization grading up to 3% copper and 3.8 g/t gold.
- Artemis is characterized as a blind, structurally controlled massive sulfide deposit with no significant magnetic or gravity signature. Mineralogical associations are similar to the nearby Eloise copper mine.
- An accelerated $6 million work program is proposed to further define the deposit through systematic drilling,
Paper presented at the First International Congress of Geosciences: Innovatio...Leonid Krinitsky
the use of low-frequency GPR Loza, for prospecting and exploration of mineral resources. Capabilities. Methodology. Examples. Comparison with other methods.
“Archaeometallurgy in the South Caucasus: Technological Artifacts as Historical Documents.” Rocky Mountain European Scholars Consortium, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, October 20, 2011. A previous version of this presentation was given at the Archaeometallurgy in Europe III Conference, Deutsches-Bergbau Museum, Bochum, Germany, June 28 – July 1, 2011 (“The South Caucasus Archaeometallurgy Project: Investigation of Early Mining and Metal Production on the Armenian Plateau. An Interim Report,” with A. Gevorkyan, K. Meliksetian, A. Bobokhyan, J. Dudgeon, M. Tromp*, S. Hovakimyan, A. Vardanyan, C. Meredith*, and T. Schneyder).
Minotaur Exploration has explored for IOCG, ISCG, and BHT mineralization styles in several regions including the Gawler Craton, Cloncurry district, and Curnamona Craton. Experience in Cloncurry led to the recognition that different deposit styles require tailored exploration tools, including the use of electromagnetic surveys to identify pyrrhotite-rich ISCG deposits. Minotaur has applied these lessons at projects in the Southern Gawler Volcanics and Curnamona Craton, utilizing airborne and ground electromagnetic techniques to generate targets beneath cover. Current work focuses on follow-up of electromagnetic anomalies at the Border Project in the Curnamona Craton
New Commodities - Fowler - SAEMC Dec 2 2016Martin Moloney
1. Iluka Resources conducted a grassroots nickel exploration campaign in South Australia covering 22,500 square kilometers that identified several prospective mafic and ultramafic intrusions through the use of magnetics, gravity, pXRF, airborne and ground EM, and AC drilling.
2. Five drill targets were defined by ground EM surveys at intrusions where AC drilling found evidence of magmatic sulfides.
3. While several intrusions show potential to host copper-nickel sulfide mineralization, substantial prospectivity remains in untested areas and further exploration is being considered.
Characterisation of Alteration types and Mineral mapping using Shortwave Infr...Hanna Junttila
Abstract and presentation given by Khano Mushiana at MINSA Symposium.
The understanding of alteration mineral assemblages is important for the exploration of
hydrothermal ore deposits, therefore a rapid mineral detection technique such as Hyperspectral imaging is fundamental for mineral exploration. The hyperspectral cameras that are available for mineral detection are: Visible Near Infrared (0.4- 1 um), Short-wave Infrared (1-2.5 um), Mid-wave infrared (3-6) and Long-wave Infrared (6-14 um).
The document discusses Peru's copper endowment and future potential. It finds that Peru has large copper resources, particularly in porphyry belts, and is forecast to increase production through new mines coming online. However, challenges remain like guaranteeing new projects proceed and increasing exploration to expand reserves and make new discoveries. More regional geophysical and geochemical surveys are also needed to better understand Peru's mineral systems.
This document summarizes the key steps and minerals involved in phosphate mining and processing. It discusses prospecting, exploration, mining methods like open cast and underground, and common phosphate minerals. The main mining method described is open cast. Estimates indicate over 1.3 million tons of phosphate rock can be extracted from two beds over 14 years. Unit operations like draglines, loaders, and trucks are outlined to mine an estimated 400,000 cubic meters of overburden.
Monitoring measuring and verification, Gonzalo Zambrano, University of AlbertaGlobal CCS Institute
This document summarizes Gonzalo Zambrano's presentation on monitoring, measuring and verification (MMV) for CO2 storage projects. It discusses the Aquistore project, which aims to demonstrate safe CO2 storage in deep saline formations in Alberta, Canada. The Aquistore project involves injecting CO2 into a saline formation over 3 km underground and uses various surface and downhole techniques to monitor the CO2 plume and ensure containment. These include 3D and time-lapse seismic surveys, a permanent seismic array, tiltmeters, GPS, and soil gas and groundwater monitoring.
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Optical Mineralogy for Provenancing Archaeological Ceramics in the Digital-Age: Collecting and Storing Data for Processing and Publication of Ceramic Artifacts
Paula Waiman-Barak, Haifa University
This document provides an overview of the East Riverina Mapping Project, a 5-year multi-disciplinary project to enhance geological data in an underexplored region. The project aims to develop higher resolution mapping, constrain geological timing, and develop exploration models through field mapping, geochronology, geophysics, structural studies, and more. Results to date include new lithological and age data, improved geophysical interpretations, and studies seeking to better understand the crustal architecture and mineral prospectivity of the region.
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Industrial videoscopes continue to improve with advanced features like high-resolution imaging and stereo measurement. While these advancements help inspectors obtain more accurate RVI measurements, this accuracy still relies on one thing—how precisely the inspector picks their reference and measurement points.
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Vanta Handheld XRF for Car Catalyst AnalysisOlympus IMS
Vanta™ analyzers quickly and accurately measure the valuable metals platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd), and rhodium (Rh) in catalytic converter material.
On-the-spot measurements enable you to:
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Why You Need to Double Check Your Oil AnalysisOlympus IMS
Are you confident in your oil contamination results? The efficiency, safety, and reliability of your operations could depend on them. Don’t risk it—discover how using the OLYMPUS CIX100 cleanliness inspector to confirm results can help you identify dangers before they become a problem.
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- Well established
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In-Service Corrosion Mapping—Challenges for the Chemical IndustryOlympus IMS
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Improved Inspection of Composite Wind Turbine Blades with Accessible, Advanc...Olympus IMS
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Coherent Adaptive Focusing (CAF)
Capabilities of CAF
Results
Conclusions
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Basic scan plan requirements
Basic methodology—example
Complementary method to phased array
Brief
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About the Presenters:
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Florin Turcu, Product and Application Specialist for Nondestructive Testing
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Process and Input Material Control Using Handheld X-Ray FluorescenceOlympus IMS
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Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 6. In this session, we will cover Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
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What will you get from this session?
1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
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Wir erklären Ihnen, wie Sie häufige Konfigurationsprobleme lösen können, die dazu führen können, dass mehr Benutzer gezählt werden als nötig, und wie Sie überflüssige oder ungenutzte Konten identifizieren und entfernen können, um Geld zu sparen. Es gibt auch einige Ansätze, die zu unnötigen Ausgaben führen können, z. B. wenn ein Personendokument anstelle eines Mail-Ins für geteilte Mailboxen verwendet wird. Wir zeigen Ihnen solche Fälle und deren Lösungen. Und natürlich erklären wir Ihnen das neue Lizenzmodell.
Nehmen Sie an diesem Webinar teil, bei dem HCL-Ambassador Marc Thomas und Gastredner Franz Walder Ihnen diese neue Welt näherbringen. Es vermittelt Ihnen die Tools und das Know-how, um den Überblick zu bewahren. Sie werden in der Lage sein, Ihre Kosten durch eine optimierte Domino-Konfiguration zu reduzieren und auch in Zukunft gering zu halten.
Diese Themen werden behandelt
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- Wie funktionieren CCB- und CCX-Lizenzen wirklich?
- Verstehen des DLAU-Tools und wie man es am besten nutzt
- Tipps für häufige Problembereiche, wie z. B. Team-Postfächer, Funktions-/Testbenutzer usw.
- Praxisbeispiele und Best Practices zum sofortigen Umsetzen
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2. Agenda
2
1 About Olympus
2
pXRF Case Studies
Tethyan Resources — Serbia
Eldorado Gold — Greece
Mineco — Bosnia
Ariana Resources — Turkey (time permitting)
3. Olympus and Olympus Scientific Solutions Americas (OSSA)
3
§ Olympus has a long history in optics, imaging, and sensor technology
– 40,000 employees, market cap ~US $12B, founded in Japan in 1919
– Core Businesses:
– Cameras and audio
– Medical, surgical, and life sciences (End, GI, Gyn, Urol, etc.)
– Industrial = OSSA (HQ: Boston and Quebec)
» Nondestructive Testing (NDT)
» Ultrasonic
» Phased array
» Eddy current
» Advanced NDT solutions and systems
» Industrial borescopes and videoscopes
» Microscopy and optical metrology
» Analytical Instruments
» X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
» X-ray diffraction (XRD)
6. • Cost-effective analytical tool in
early stage exploration
• No requirement to send 100s
of soil samples to the
laboratory for preparation and
analysis
• Rapid decision-making almost
in real time
• Allows design and
implementation of follow-up
programs without delay
• Zones with strongly
anomalous pathfinder
elements are submitted for
verification at the laboratory,
as well as analyses of other
pathfinder elements that
require lower detection limits
Charts show correlation between pXRF and ICP-MS and AES analyses from a recent soil sampling campaign
targeting Pb-Zn vein mineralization. pXRF results are reliable and consistent enough for definition of anomalies,
which guides further, more detailed follow-up field work.
Advantages of pXRF in Early Stage Exploration
7. Identification of Soil Anomalies for Follow Up
Map A
pXRF data (Mo
ppm) on 200 m by
50 m grid
Rudnica Cu-Au Porphyry
• Historic Pb-Zn vein targets
and limited drilling for
porphyry mineralization in the
early 2000s
• Tethyan conducted a first-pass
pXRF soil survey that
identified a large Mo anomaly
(Map A)
• Follow-up soil testing using
the ICP analytical method
confirmed the Mo anomaly
coincident with gold and other
pathfinder elements (Map B)
• Mapping and later drilling
confirmed the presence of
porphyry mineralization at two
prospects
Map B
ICP data (Mo
ppm) on 100 m
by 50 m grid
Rudnica
North
Rudnica
8. • Daily drill reports to directors are
supplemented by summary charts
displaying downhole copper,
molybdenum, lead, and zinc pXRF
analyses as indicative results
• The above provides reliable,
consistent data and easy-to-
understand visual output
• pXRF data is essential in planning
and prioritizing the next holes
without waiting for drill assays
• pXRF data also assists
logging/mapping geologists in
differentiating between basement
ophiolite rocks and younger
igneous rocks in zones of strong
texture destructive alteration
and/or weathering
Intrusive rocks Basement
Preliminary Drill Data from pXRF
9. | Ariana Resources Plc | March 20159
Eldorado Gold
Greece
Au
pXRF Case Study 2
10. www.eldoradogold.com 10
§ Historic coarse rejects and pulps were previously only analyzed for Cu and Au
§ pXRF and Terraspec used to extract new geochemistry and mineralogy
Extracting More Out of Historic Data — Skouries, Greece
Historic pulps/coarse rejects Sorted/cataloged
Reflex press pellet to produce
homogenous sample
Data into Reflex HUB – QA/QC
Direct link iogas/Leapfrog Tim Baker|ChiefGeoscientist|EldoradoGoldCorporation
P: +1.604.601.6674| Email:timb@eldoradogold.com
1188 Bentall 5 - 550 Burrard Street,VancouverB.C.V6C2B5 CANADA
13. OLOVO — On-Site Geochemical Capabilities
Analytical Instrument Requirements:
• Low-cost, simple, highly accurate equipment
• High sample throughput
• Repeatable results
• Dependable manufacturer support
Operation:
• High-quality results that match the performance of
our other mine-site laboratories in internal testing
• OEM support in staff training, establishment of lab
SOPs, and problem solving
• Up to 50 samples per shift (prep and assay)
• Laboratory now also serving other MINECO
exploration projects in BiH
Outlook:
• Incorporation of Olympus XRF into the processing
operations and metallurgical accounting during
plant commissioning Q3 2019
14. Elatzite
Bulgaria
Cu Grade
More pXRF Case Studies
Eldorado Gold
Turkey
Au Concentrates
Georgian Copper and Gold
Georgia
Cu /Au
First Quantum
Las Cruces, Spain
Cu / Si
15. Questions?
Thank you for your attention
Olympus is a registered trademark of Olympus Corporation.
First Quantum Minerals is a trademark of First Quantum Minerals, Ltd.
Geotechmin is a registered trademark of Geotechmin Group.
18. Ariana Resources PLC – September 2016
pXRF Pathfinder Geochemistry
• pXRF soil geochemistry conducted across the
deposit area to identify pathfinders to Au-Ag
mineralization
• Arsenic is the primary vector to mineralization
from pXRF
• Other vectors include:
• Potassium and calcium are good for
mapping alteration zones
• Manganese depletion typically occurs in
zones of more intense alteration and higher
grade Au-Ag mineralization
19. Ariana Resources PLC – September 2016
pXRF Lithogeochemistry
• Major lithologies can be mapped using pXRF
geochemistry
• Strontium, rubidium, and calcium key elements
used in distinguishing volcanic units
• Iron, chromium, and copper identify basement
ophiolites and associated unconformity sediments
• ‘Breaks’ in mineralization trends and lithological
units identified from geochemistry show strong
correlations to major structural corridors
• pXRF geochemistry adds confidence to prospect
scale and regional mapping and helps identify
structural blocks
20. Ariana Resources PLC – September 2016
2014 XRF Lithology
XRF data can be used for mapping!
21. Ariana Resources PLC – September 2016
Ginguro Texture Analysis
In 2013, pXRF was used to understand various
textures within drill core, consisting of quartz
vein material from the Kiziltepe deposit in
Western Turkey.
Analysis of various styles of greyish banding
and spotting resulted in the identification of
high-grade ginguro. The type of low-
temperature quartz associated with the high-
grade ginguro resulted in a significant
understanding in the mineralization event
environment.
22. Ariana Resources PLC – September 2016
Kepez — High-Grade Ginguro
The results from the detailed textural
analysis were later applied to in-field
exercises, which then led to the
discovery of the Kepez Main Prospect. It
sits in an area previously intensely
sampled by Newmont with no significant
results (because they were sampling the
wrong type of quartz material).
Right — actual photos from in-field
discovery (note the exceptional Ag and
Au readings, as well as the ginguro
banding).