MIPAC Blog

 Climate change and the carbon tax are hot topics at the moment. Did you watch the ABC’s Four Corners this week?

To reduce your company’s energy emissions and operating costs, tap into the expertise of MIPAC’s engineers. We have proven ways to optimise manufacturing and processing operations, leading to a healthier natural environment and a healthier bottom line.

No matter if you are smelting lead, refining copper, brewing beer or processing milk, by fine-tuning and automating key processes your plant will be more efficient, and greener.

Visit our environment report web page to read case studies which show how MIPAC’s know-how and products transform our clients’ operations, their energy emissions and their bottom line.

 Cheers Eddie

It is with mixed feelings that we farewell our director and business development manager Richard Harvey this week.

We are sad to see him go but he is retiring on a high note, ending his 48-year engineering career during a period of strong growth for MIPAC.

While our board, our team and our clients will miss him, we are delighted that he is now able to fully engage in some of his favourite activities, particularly fishing.

On behalf of everyone at MIPAC, I thank Richard for all of his hard work and commitment to the business and wish him a very enjoyable retirement. 

Eddie DeRivera
Managing Director

MIPAC is often approached by customers seeking solutions to improve stability of their flotation circuits or to make their SAG mills operate at optimum capacity. A common reaction when things are not running at their best though is to purchase new software or systems.

MIPAC's Andrew Thornton has had lots of experience that proves advanced control strategies can be built using your current DCS or PLC.

In many cases, he believes that processing operations can avoid the need for additional capital expenditure and simply apply some optimisation strategies to get more out of existing plant.

Read his articles: Flotation Level Control: A Guide & SAG Mill Control: It Shouldn't be that Hard

You can also learn about MIPAC's methodolgy: MIPAC Process Advantage™