13th Annual Jameson Distinguished Lecture - Tilting the Curve: The Mavrik Step Change in Classification That Unlocks Operating Value
Join the Hunter Region Branch for their 13th Annual Jameson Distinguished Lecture - Tilting the Curve: The Mavrik Step Change in Classification That Unlocks Operating Value
About this event
The annual Jameson Lecture is one of the most highly anticipated and important events on the Hunter Region Branch’s calendar.
The talk will outline the fluid dynamics that make semi-inverted classification possible, the proprietary engineering required to stabilise cyclone operation at inclined angles, and the resulting performance signature — a hydrocyclone that classifies with the sharpness of a wet screen at the throughput capacity of a conventional hydrocyclone.
The lecture will close with examples of a de-risking and opportunity assessment pathway from simulation and ore-specific verification through to full-scale, no-downtime installation that operators can use to evaluate and capture this opportunity in their own circuits.
Program:
6.00pm – Networking and drinks
6.30pm – Lecture commences
7.15pm – Networking, drinks and canapés served
8.30pm – Event close
Speaker/s
Paul Revell
The focus is novel comminution and classification technologies, with the signature technology being a high efficiency hydrocyclone.
Paul’s ambition is to make a difference by doing good science and delivering results.
Location
Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club
95 Hannell Street
Wickham NSW 2293
Thursday, 15 October 2026
6.00pm – 8.30pm (UTC+10:00)
Date and Time
6.00pm – 8.30pm (UTC+10:00)
Cost
AusIMM Student Member: $5
Non-Member: $30
Non-Member Student: $25