In mineral processing plants, the resource material is converted into an economic product. The relationship between Input/Output should be taken into consideration in the basis of business management as well as engineering. The relationship between input and output should be evaluated under the definition of EFFICIENCY, and the ultimate goal of the facility should be defined as EFFECTIVENESS.

 

Increasing competition, environmental concerns, the difficulty of the mineral structure and the reduction of resources increase the need for sustainable approaches. Considering that energy consumption is one of the major expenditure items in production, it is important to manage resources in a correct and sustainable manner. The first step of this is to determine the difference between the current situation and the desired situation.

 

Achieving the desired situation can be ensured by improvement of the whole facility together and in line with the determined purposes. In order to provide all these, as MPES, we adopt holistic approaches.

 

In the first stage of the projects we are consulting, we collect the data coming from production in the most accurate way, we conduct the sampling systematically and interpret the data in a meaningful way. In the second stage, we determine the means to increase efficiency.

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Our goals are clearly defined; we make sure that it is measurable, easy to understand, realistic and accessible to all personnel, and can be implemented in a clear time frame. In the final stage, we verify the validity of the collected data. We interpret by classifying and developing a management system that will be monitored throughout the plant to ensure a return to the system. In summary, we create comprehensive management from the improvement of the existing facility to the training of the personnel involved in the system.