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Mr. Arash Rafiei

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Canada Mining Engineering Department, McGill University

Biography

Arash Rafiei is a process engineer working in mineral processing and hydrometallurgy. His academic education is in mineral processing with main focus on comminution and froth flotation. He has over 8 years of industrial work experience mainly in titanium processing. Besides, he has been research assistant at McGill University since 2010 with main focus on microwave-assisted processing projects such as crushing, grinding and drying.

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Development of a Smart Database for Wastes from Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Industry
Elhocine Derardja Ecole de technologie supérieure
Arash Rafiei Mining Engineering Department, McGill University
Elmira Moosavi-Khoonsari Ecole de technologie supérieure
Symposia Video Paper
Sustainability - Recovery of Wastes
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Microwave Impacts on More Sustainable Kimberlite Processing
Muhammad A. Rasyid McGill University
Azlan Aslam McGill University
Arash Rafiei Mining Engineering Department, McGill University
Agus Sasmito McGill University
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Sustainability Symposia Video Paper
Sustainability - Technologies I
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Potential Benefits of Microwave-Assisted Comminution in Kimberlite Processing
Azlan Aslam McGill University
Muhammad A. Rasyid McGill University
Arash Rafiei Mining Engineering Department, McGill University
Adel Ahmadihosseini McGill University
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Mineral Sciences: The Laplante-Laskowski Symposium on Mineral Processing Fundamentals Symposia Video
Laplante-Laskowski Mineral Processing Fundamentals 4
62nd Annual Conference of Metallurgists
An Overview of Research Activities Related to the Smart Database Development for Wastes from the Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Industry
Arash Rafiei Mining Engineering Department, McGill University
Elmira Moosavi-Khoonsari Ecole de technologie supérieure
Sustainability: Integration for Better Outcomes Symposia Video
Sustainability 1
62nd Annual Conference of Metallurgists