This facility, part of Curtin’s John de Laeter Centre, processes minerals and rock samples. It employs high voltage electrodynamic pulse fragmentation to disaggregate materials, followed by density, gravity and magnetic separation techniques to isolate mineral concentrates.
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Mineral and Materials Separation Facility
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