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Mr. Chun-Wei Mo

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Canada The University of British Columbia

Biography

I am a Ph.D. researcher in Materials Engineering at the University of British Columbia, supervised by Dr. David Dixon. My research focuses on heap leaching modeling, emphasizing porous media fluid dynamics coupled with copper extraction kinetics. I refined the HeapSim2D transport models by incorporating reaction kinetics. Additionally, I applied machine learning techniques to enhance model accuracy and computational efficiency. Proficient in Python, C++, Fortran, and Ansys CFX, these skills enable me to develop robust simulations for complex engineering challenges, bridging fundamental science with practical mineral processing applications.

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Calibration of Kinetic Parameters Using a Heap Leaching Model for Copper Oxide and Sulfide Ores
Chun-Wei Mo The University of British Columbia
David Dixon The University of British Columbia
Zihe Ren University Of British Columbia
Chih Wei Chao The University of British Columbia
Hydrometallurgy: Processing of Critical Materials Symposia
Copper 1
The 65th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials (COM 2026)
Column Leaching Study on Optimizing Irrigation Flux for Low-Chloride Bacterial Suppression and Metal Precipitation in Acid Mine Drainage Remediation
Cleavon Wang St. Georges School
Zihe Ren The University of British Columbia
Chun-Wei Mo The University of British Columbia
Symposia
Sustainability: Transforming Processes & Project Delivery 7
The 65th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials (COM 2026)