BULKEX17: BULK HANDLING TODAY AND TOMORROW is just around the corner. The programme for the event has been finalised, and the details are below:
Wednesday 18th October
8.30: REGISTRATION
9.45: WELCOME Michael Kaye, President, MHEA
10.00: Steven Harrison, operations director, Port of Tyne / Ian Atkinson, engineering director, Spencer Group – Biomass handling expansion at the Port of Tyne
10.30: Chris Every – commercial director, Coomtech Ltd – New non-thermal technology for efficient, low cost drying of granular and powdered bulk materials
11.00 – 11.30: Coffee break
11.30: Mike Bradley, director, The Wolfson Centre – Avoiding problems with material flow, segregation and degradation in the power, port, quarrying and cement industries
12.00: Darryn Quayle, mining dngineer and specialist, UKTI – Doing business in Latin America: a focus on the benefits and business opportunities in Chile
12.30 -14.00: LUNCH in the dining room
14.00: Joe Owen, senior researcher, Institute for Government – Brexit – What will change and when?
14.30: Andrew Hodgson, strategic sales lead (Digitalisation), Siemens – Digitalisation for the bulk handling industry, what it means in realising real value through asset and data management
15.00 -15.30: Tea break
15.30: John Pethullis, director, Southdowne Solutions – Ecostore biomass storage
16.00: Karl Woodhouse, channel development manager, Samson – Case study of the Port of Abidjan, Ivory Coast
16.30: FINISH, DAY 1
Thursday 19th October
08.15: REGISTRATION
09.00: WELCOME – Michael Kaye, president, MHEA
09.15: Declan Barry, ATEX – How to establish your BASIS OF SAFETY FOR EXPLOSION HAZARDS in the materials handling industry
09.45: Rizwan Chaudhry, engineering general manager, Clyde Bergemann – Lean or dense phase? Selecting the most suitable pneumatic conveying system for handling fly ash
10.15 – 10.45: Coffee break
10.45: Matt Drew, managing director, Saxlund International – Designing a successful alternative fuel feed system
11.15: Dave Wood, manager application specialists, Flexco – Documented reductions in breakage, dust and spillage at transfer points in the coal, grain and wood pellet industries
11.45: CLOSE
12.15 – 13.30: LUNCH in the dining room
This annual conference of the MHEA has a line-up of key technical speakers and is attended by professionals within the bulk materials handling industry and allied sectors such as ports, quarrying, cement, energy, transport and steel.
Taking place on 18-19 October at Eastwood Hall, Nottingham, BULKEX17 is supported by an exhibition and the MHEA Excellence Awards dinner.
To find out more, or to register for BULKEX, visit www.bulkex.co.uk