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MHEA Catalogue Number Ten 1968

The Earliest Example of Marketing Material for the Association.

This catalogue serves as a promotional showcase highlighting the expertise and capabilities of the Association’s members. It appears to have been widely distributed across Europe and published in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. The fact that this edition is labeled as “Catalogue Ten” suggests that it is part of a long-standing series, likely produced over several years. Further investigation into the history of this publication reveals that references to the catalogue series were documented in the minutes of the 1958 Executive Committee meetings, indicating its significance and continued relevance within the Association.

Design Seminar 1978
Design Seminar - Unit Load Conveyor Design 1978

Design Seminar 1978

Unit Load Conveyor Design 1978

Lane End Management Centre, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. 21st – 23rd April 1978

  1. Good Practice in Package / Unit Conveyor Design – W.J. Coleman, GEC Mechanical Handling Ltd.
  2. Overhead Conveying (1) – C.R. Garrard, Stewart Gill & Co Ltd.
  3. Use & Installation of Belting in Package / Unit Conveying – G.K. Dent, Greengate Industrial Polymers Ltd.
  4. Overhead Conveying (2) Power & Free Systems – E.L.Wright, Hytrac Conveyors Ltd.
  5. Safety at Work Act – F.J.Swaine, Health & Safety Executive.
  6. Automated Warehousing (Platen Handling Systems) – R.E.Pace, Simon-Carves Ltd,Handling & Process Plant Division.
  7. Overhead Conveying (3) Automated Monorails – F.P. Whiteley, Jenkins of Retford Ltd.
  8. Transmission (1) Conveyor Chain Selection Principles – G.A. Harrison, Morse Chain Division Borg Warner Ltd.
  9. Transmission (2) Conveyor Headshaft Drives – J.C. Moxon, Renold Ltd.
Export Handling 1980
Handling Export Opportunities 1980

Bulk Handling Seminar 1980

Lane End Management Centre, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire 1st – 3rd February 1980

  1. High Speed Belt Conveying – P.D.H. Comley, Anderson Strathclyde Ltd.
  2. Headshaft Drives & Backstops – J.C. Moxon, Renold Ltd.
  3. Ship Loading & Unloading – R.E. Pace, Simon-Carves Ltd.
  4. Bulk Handling in Steelworks – R. Rudman, Strachan & Henshaw.
  5. Cable Belt Conveying – T.B.G. Langley, Cable Belt Ltd.
  6. Continuous Ship Unloaders – E. Cox, Babcock-Moxey Ltd.
  7. Control Systems – M.V. Fenton – British Brown-Boveri Ltd.
  8. Steep incline Belt Conveying – P. Behr, Conrad Scholtz (GB) Ltd.
  9. Guarding Belt Conveyors – J. Proctor, Proctor Bros.(Wireworks) Ltd.
  10. The Health & Safety Aspects – B.G. James, Health & Safety Executive.
  11. Screw Conveying (Bulk) – D.G. Reaney, Ewart Chainbelt Co. Ltd.
Technical Seminar 1982

Technical Seminar 1982

Drives & Control Systems in Mechanical Handling.

IMECHE, 1 Birdcage Walk, London SW1 23rd June 1982

  1. Control Systems in Bulk Handling – M.V. Fenton, British Brown-Boveri Ltd.
  2. Control Systems in Unit Handling – D.A. Evans, Haden Automation Ltd.
  3. Electrical Drives – What is Available to the Mechanical Handling Industry – F.D. Shaw, British Brown-Boveri. Ltd.
  4. Fluid Couplings – J. Elderton, Fluidrive Engineering Co Ltd.
  5. Power Transmissions – N. Waterworth, David Brown Gear Industries Ltd.
Bulk 84

Bulk 84

Grosvenor House Hotel London November 19th – 20th 1984

Contents

1. Financial Strategy for Exporters – G Gonzor, Director, Hill Samuel Co Ltd.

2.  Financial Planning for Bulk Handling Projects – C. M Berry Assistant Director, morgan  Grenfell & Co Ltd.

3. Countertrade – J.P. Burge, Kleinwort, Benson Ltd.

4. Major Equipment Tender Evaluation & Supplier Selection – J. Fawbert, M.D., Swan Wooster Fawbert.

5. Coal Stockyard Layout & Sizing NTPC Experience – C.K. Varughese, National Thermal Power Corporation, India.

6. Blending, Homogenisation & Mixing – D.J. Sainsbury & D.L.Barnes, WS Atkins & Partners.

7. Shiploading & Unloading – N. L Volkers, PRC Engineering, Inc., The Netherlands

8. Recent Developments to Increase Rotary Dumper Unit Train Coal Unloading Rates – I. Ross, Chairman, Swan Wooster Engineer Co. Ltd.

9. Long Distance Conveying – E.J. Fawcatt, Area Chief Mechanical Engineer, National Coal Board.

10. A New Grain Storage System, Using Thin Shell Domes. – S.R. Roessler, President, Howe International.

11. Cement Handling – G.D. Humphrey, Engineering Manager, Blue Circle Industries.

12. Fly-Ash Handling, Disposal & Environmental Problems – F. Allan, Senior Manager, Project Department, & G. Hana, Project Manager, PGEM, The Netherlands

13. Planned Maintenance – S.A.. Howarth, Manager, Wolfson Industrial Maintenance Unit, University of Manchester, UK

14. Training of Operating Staff in Developing Countries – J.P.Savage, Associate Director, British Mining Consultants Ltd.

16. Control Systems – S.W. Pratt, Chief Electrical Engineer, Rendel Palmer & Tritton

Design Seminar 1986

Design Seminar 1986

Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool. 15th – 17th May 1986

  1. Horizontally Curved Belt Conveyors – Derek Price, Dowty Meco Ltd.
  2. High H.P. Conveying & Booster Drives – Allan Richmond, Marketing Director, Huwood Ltd.
  3. Selection of Conveyor Headshaft Drives – John Moxon, Renold Plc.
  4. Elevating & Conveying Chains – Roger Powell, Sales Director, Precision Chains Ltd.
  5. Conveyor Drives – Some Design Considerations – Norris Bonser, Managing Director, Hansen Transmissions Ltd.
  6. Belt Construction & Application – Ian Copperthwaite, BTR Belting Ltd.
  7. Sidewall Belting – Bill Strickland, Conrad Scholtz (GB) Ltd.
  8. Control of Conveyors – Vic Fenton, British Brown Boveri Ltd.
  9. The Engineering Approach to Health & Safety – Paul Makin, Manager, Mechanical Handling Health & Safety Executive.
  10. Ship Loaders – Oliver Fyson, Chairman, CJR Fyson & Son Ltd.
  11. Stacking & Reclaiming of Bulk Materials – Peter Sowter, Butterley Engineering Ltd.
  12. CAD as Applied to Mechanical Handling – Ivan Wheatley, Austin Rover Group ( Formerly Butterley Engineering).
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MHEA Design Seminar 1988
Design Seminar 1988

Design Seminar 1988

The Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool 1st – 3rd December 1988

  1. Chain Scraper Conveyors – David Mitchell, Renold Ltd.
  2. Screw Conveyors – Lyn Bates Ajax Equipment ( Bolton) Ltd.
  3. Conveyor Belt Cleaning – Norman Lister, Ace Conveyor Equipment Ltd.
  4. Practical Guarding – Jeremy Proctor, Proctor Bros Ltd.
  5. Legal Aspects of Product Liability – Philip Siddons, Humphrey & Co, Solicitors.
  6. Longer Length & Curved Belt Conveyors – Mark Glossop, Dowty Meco Ltd.
  7. Bulk Materials Storage & Extraction – Ralph Knight, Blue Circle Industries Plc.
  8. Automatic Sampling of Bulk Materials – John Hillman & Ken Wright, Birtley Engineering Ltd.
  9. Crushing Aspects – Roy Webster, Brown Engineering Ltd.
Design Seminar 1989

Design Seminar 1989

Developments in Troughed Belt Conveying Practice

Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool. 7th – 9th December 1989

  1. Belt Weighing after the (Weights & Measures) Big Bang – Des Redmond, Inflo Bulk Control Systems Ltd.
  2. Long Centred & Curved Belt Conveyors – Mark Glossop, Meco Conveyors Ltd.
  3. The Use of Wear Resistant Steel Linings in Bulk Solids Handling Plant within the Steel Industry –  John Peace, British Steel Technical, Teeside Laboratories.
  4. Steel Cord Conveyor Belts – Alan Kirk, Area Mechanical Engineer, British Coal.
  5. Belt Care Stations – Frank Barker, Gullick Dobson Ltd.
  6. Handling Wet & Sticky Materials – Ralph Knight, Blue Circle Industries Plc.
  7. Safety Requirements – Paul Makin, Health & Safety Executive.
  8. Aspects of EEC Competition Law – Philip Siddons, Humphrey & Co Solicitors
  9. Developments in Electronic Drive Systems – Martin West, Director, Control Techniques Ltd.
Bulk 90 Design Seminar 1990

MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1990

Pembroke Hotel,Blackpool, 29th November – 1st December 1990

  1. Fluid Couplings in the Drives of Belt Conveyors – James Murphy, Sales Manager UK & Eire, Fluidrive Engineering Co. Ltd.
  2. Grab Unloaders – Uno Bryfors, Sales Manager,Crane Control ABB Drives Ltd.
  3. Materials Handling-Integrated Pollution Control – Bob Tweed, Sales Manager,Industrial Marketing Division, AAF Ltd.
  4. Belt Conveyor Technique of the 90’s – Robert Johansson, Managing Director, Sicon.
  5. State of the Art Conveyor Support for the 90’s – Ray McGaha, Vice President, Sales & Engineering, Continental Conveyor & Equipment Co.
  6. Safety Requirements for Continuous Bulk Handling Systems – Philip Mortimer, Principal Specialist Inspector, Health & Safety Executive.
  7. Fast Track Dalquhandy – Tony Webster, Process Manager, Birtley Engineering Ltd & Jeff Wragg, General Manager, Contracts, Birtley Engineering Ltd.
  8. Know the Ropes – Bill Buxton,Section Manager,British Steel Redcar Ore Terminal.
  9. Materials Handling Concepts at Foster Yeomans’ Glensanda Quarry, Morvern, Scotland – Kurt Larson, Director, Foster Yeoman Ltd.
  10. The Channel Tunnel Experience – Ken Wort, Sales Director,Markham & Co. Ltd & Bill Howcroft, Deputy Managing Director, Gullick Dobson Ltd
Bulk 91
MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1991

MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1991

Bridge House, Smallbrook, Queensway, Birmingham. 28th – 30th November 1991

  1. Design & Fixing of Conveyor Pulleys to Shafts – Martin McDonagh, Sales Manager, Ringfeder Ltd.
  2. Standards, Safety & Certification – Bob Drywood, Technical Manager, METCOM.
  3. Handling & Storage of FGD Gypsum – E.V. Collins, Technical Director, Butterley Engineering.
  4. The Abatement of Dust Lift Off from Large Stockpiles – Jim Horsburgh, Section Manager, British Steel, Redcar Works.
  5. Spillage Control – Robert Drohan, Managing Director, Ace Conveyor Equipment Ltd.
  6. Rapid Loading Techniques – Bill Reading, Sales Manager, Birtley Engineering Ltd.
  7. Ship to Shore Bulk Handling – Harri Myllyla, Kone Cranes
  8. QA & Traceability in the Context of Bulk Weighing at Bulk Terminals – John Kelly, Managing Director, Inflo Bulk Control Systems Ltd.
MHEA Bulk 92 Design Seminar 1992

MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1992

Bridge House, Smallbrook, Queensway, Birmingham. 26th – 28th November 1992

  1. Total Product Quality & Safety – Dave Proctor, Personnel Manager, British Steel Plc, Redcar & Charles Melvin, Safety Group, Taylor Woodrow Construction Holdings.
  2. The Hull Coal Importation Facility Project – Roger Holehouse, Managing Director, Fernwood Holdings & Paul Shepley, National Power, Henk Vogely, Partner, Croese Engineering Consultants BV. Julian Bonfield, Chief Engineer, Butterley Engineering Ltd, Alan Thompson, Sales Manager, Qualter Hall & Co Ltd.
  3. The Pneumatic Handling, Storage & Loading of Bulk Materials – Alan Wilkie, Sales Director, Simon Macawber Ltd & Graham Stone, Design Engineer, Braby Fuller Ltd.
  4. Dust Control & Weighing in a Modern Handling Enviroment – Stephen Day, Sales Manager, DCE Ltd & Paul Widgren, Sales Director, Flintab Ltd.
  5. Chutes & Liners – Sandy Mackenzie, Section Manager, British Steel Plc, Redcar & James Loxham, Sales Manager,Poly Hi Europe Ltd.
  6. Coal Quality Improvements – Alan Thompson, Engineering Manager, British Coal, Longannet & Tony Rhymer, Modular Plant Manager, Birtley Engineering Ltd
MHEA Bulk 94 Design Seminar

MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1994

The Pembroke Hotel, Blackpool. 17th – 19th November 1994

  1. Load Cells – All you Need to Know – J. Glasspole, Applied Weighing Ltd.
  2. Pneumatic Retrofit Coal Handling System for U.S. Department of Energy – John Bell, Macawber Engineering Inc, USA.
  3. Accoustic Cleaners: Development & Applications – D.F. Cameron, Sibus.
  4. Bolted Joint Technology – The Key to Safe, Reliable cost effective Equipment.  – R. Corbett, Rotabolt Ltd.
  5. The Role of Condition Assessment in Facility Management – Dr M. J. Blacker & R.A. Varndell, Mott MacDonald.
  6. Review of the Effects of Idler Alignment and Belt Properties of Power Consumption – A.E. Maton, Maton Engineering Pty Ltd. Australia.
  7. Improved Plant Design for Rotary Dumpers – D.J. Brewer, Strachan & Henshaw Ltd.
MHEA Bulk 95
MHEA Bulk 95 Design Seminar "A Forum of Excellence

MHEA BULK Design Seminar 1995

“A Forum of Excellence”

The Pembroke Hotel, Blackpool. 7th – 8th December 1995

  1. Bulk Handling 2000 – Nigel Carter & Les Lemmon, National Power Plc, Drax Power Station.
  2. The Viability of Alternative Solid Fuels for Power Generation: The Importance of Logistics Planning – Julian Allen & Professor Michael Browne, University of Westminster.
  3. Wheel Dozers in Coal Stockpile Management & Reclaim – Don Mitchell, Tiger Engineering Pty Ltd, Perth Western Australia.
  4. The Installation of Pipe Conveyors at Drax Power Station with Particular Emphasis on the BarlowMound Feed System – Mike P. Dove, Contracts Manager Dosco Overseas Engineering Ltd.
  5. The Application of Switched Reluctance Variable Speed Drive for Conveyor & Processing Systems – Paul Greenhough, Electrical Engineering Manager, British Jeffrey Diamond.
  6. Belt Conveyors for China – William Payne, Export Sales Manager, Fletcher Sutcliffe Wild Ltd.
  7. Big Tonnes, Big Belts – Ian Dixon, Mechanical Engineer, Gascoigne Wood Mine, RJB Mining UK Ltd.
  8.  Recent Advances, in Metal Detection & Separation Technology – David Haverson, Managing Director, Pulse Technology Ltd.
  9. Automated Consignment Sampling Systems Incorporating Radio Tagging – Derek W.R. Covacic, Sales Manager, Prisector Plc.
  10. Radio Tagging: An Introduction to RFID Systems and a Discussion of Applications in Bulk Materials Handling – Andrew Morley, UnderwoodsEngineered Products Ltd.
  11. Accurate Automated Sampling from High Capacity Conveyors – Armistead Long, President, John B Long Co.
  12. Weighing & Management Systems within Europe’s Most Technically Advanced Bulk Covered Storage Facility – John A Swinburne, Managing Director, Molen Industrial Weighing Ltd.
  13. Shiploader for Handling Petroleum Coke for Conoco Ltd – B. R. Gabett, Managing Director & H.O.Hopkins, Chief Engineer, Redler Ltd.
  14. FIGEE – 160 Years of Crane Building – Christiaan van Velzen, Executive Director of FIGEE, Haarlem, The Netherlands.
  15. Ship Discharge of Cement Clinker Without Dust Pollution – Giuseppe Di Lisa, Export Manager & Johannes Kloters, Sales Manager, Balance Crane, Kransysteme, Rheinberg, GMBH.
  16. Comparison of Mechanical & Pneumatic Systems for Ship-unloading of Cement – Lars Jarskog, Managing Director, BMH Marine AB.
  17. Pneumatic Systems for Ship-Unloading of Cement – Ian Miller, Fuller – Kovako BV.
  18. Giving Stockyard Machines a New Lease of Life – M.J. Redmond, Product Manager, Hagglunds Drives Ltd & J.B.A. Meijer, Technical Manager, EMO Transfer & Stockyard Maasvlakte.
  19. Revitalising Hunterston – The Critical Errors – Tom Black, Commercial Manager, Clydeport Operations Ltd.
  20. The Design & Construction of an Off-Loading, Weighing & Storage System to Handle Animal Feeds at the Port of Bristol for Agricultural Bulk Services ( Bristol) Ltd – Mike Worsley, Managing Director and Founder of Northern Conveyors Ltd.
  21. Safe Handling of Bulk Materials for Pre-existing & New Plants – Andreas Maier, Louise Fordertechnik GmbH & Co.
  22. A Dust Free Loading Chute – The Cleveland Cascade Chute – A.S. Maxwell, Chartered Engineer & I.R. Barnard,Cleveland Cascades.
  23. To Boldly Go Where No Ultrasonics Went Before – Keith Flint, European Marketing Manager, Milltronics Ltd.
  24. Use Of Laser Scanning in Stockpile Volumetrics – Simon Vyner, David J Vyner Co.
MHEA Bulk 03 Technical Awareness Seminar
MHEA Bulk03 Technical Awareness Seminar 2003

MHEA BULK03 Technical Awareness Seminar 2003

The Manchester Airport Moat House. 10th-11th April 2003

Road to Rail

  1. Channel Tunnel – High Speed Cement Handling & Storage – Mr Ian Birkinshaw, Sales Manager, Portasilo & Mr Ingo Fuss, Project Manager, Claudius Peters UK.     
  2. The Designer’s Challenge – Mr Hayden Wren,Technical Manager & Mr Paul Fitton, Managing Director, Fairport Engineering Ltd.   
  3. SRA Competition Innovative Wagon & Trailer Combination – Mr David Simms, Planning Director La Farge Cement UK

Bioenergy Projects

  1. Bio-energy Prospects, Markets & Challenges – Mr Peter Billins, Chief Executive, British Biogen.
  2. Energy Crops – Opportunities & Issues for On-Farm handling & Logistics – Dr Mike Bullard, Managing Director, ADAS & Bio-Renewables. 
  3. Bulk Handling – Renewable Power Generation – Opportunities & Requirements – Mr David Raubenheimer, Development Director, Fibrowatt.

Recycling

  1. Opportunities in a Fast Growing Market – Mr Alan Jones, Sales Manager, Industrial Division, General Kinematics.
  2. China’s First Operational Lightweight Aggregate Plant – A Sustainable Solution – Mr John Crankshaw, Regional Director & Mr Chris Paddey, Senior Project Manager, Waterman Sustainable Energy.
  3. Recovering Plastics, Foam & Other Products From Shredder Residue(Fluff) – Mr David Osborne, Managing Director, ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling.

Cofiring in Power Stations

  1. Cofiring Projects – Planning for a Successful Start – Ms Elizabeth Simmons,  Project Director, Robert Long Consultancy.
  2. The Market for New Technologies – Mr Ian P. Burdon, Vice-President, & Senior Professional Associate, PB Power.
  3. Biomass Cofiring in Utility Boilers – Mr Barry Cohen, Business Development Manager, Alstom Power.
  4. Biomass -Risks & Rewards of Cofiring with Coal in Existing Plants – Mr Andy Marshall, Cofiring Project Manager & Mr Alan Myer, Materials Handling Consultant, Innogy.

Design Technology

  1. Starscreen  Solution for Screening Difficult Materials – Mr Peter Boer, Sales Director, Lubo Screening & Recycling Systems, Holland.
  2. The Benefits of Gravimetric Feeders in Coal Fired Power Stations – Mr Gordon Gardiner, Senior Sales Engineer, Redler Ltd.
  3. ATEX – Implications for Mechanical Drive Equipment – Mr Dave Dyer, Project Sales Manager, Flender Power Transmissions.

Optimised Maintenance

  1. Proactive Vs Reactive Maintenance in Todays Economic Environment – Mr Simon Ayre, Contracts Manager, Operational Services, Mitsui Babcock.
  2. Maintenance Of Materials Handling Plant – Mr Greg Kelly, General Manager & Mr Keith Scholfield, Operations Manager, Norec.
  3. Condition Monitoring – Delivering Availability – Mr Kevin Peacock, Manager Engineering Technology, Corus Northern Engineering Services.
MHEA Bulk Conference 2010
MHEA Bulk Technical Awareness Seminar 2004 (Image Assumed)

MHEA BULK04 Technical Awareness Seminar 2004

Manchester Airport Moat House. 22nd – 23rd April 2004

 

Papers Covered topics about

 

Transport & Storage: Addressing advancements in transporting and storing bulk materials to meet environmental and economic requirements.

Conveyors & Elevators: Exploring the latest technologies in conveyor and elevator systems for efficient material handling.

Tunnelling: Discussing innovations and best practices in tunnelling operations related to bulk material transport.

Mobile Crushing & Screening Plant: Examining technologies and business opportunities in the processing of bulk and powdered materials.

Waste Handling & Recycling: Highlighting current and emerging business prospects in waste management and recycling within the materials handling sector.

Power Station Refurbishment: Focusing on the refurbishment of coal-fired power stations, particularly extending the life of mechanical handling systems.

MHEA Bulk 2005
Bulk05 Technical Awareness Seminar 2005

MHEA BULK05 Technical Awareness Seminar 2005

The Manchester Airport Moat House. 21st – 22nd April 2005

Drive & Transmission Systems

  1. High Performance Drive Solutions for Materials Handling – Steve Cummins, Principal Development Engineer, SR Drives Ltd & Paul Greenhough, Consultant SR Drives Manufacturing Ltd.
  2. Porous Ceramic Conveyor Pulley Laggings – A Quantum Leap forwards in Drive & Wear Life – Brian Mackenzie, Managing Director, Materials Handling Products Ltd & Wolfgang F.W. Bruehmann, Managing Director, M.I.C.K.E. Bruehmann GmbH.
  3. Power Transmission – The Need to Stay Well Connected – Gary Husband, UK Sales Manager, Flender PowerTransmission Ltd.
  4. Advances in Rolling Bearing Technology – Tony Wager, Senior Applications Engineer, SKF (UK) Ltd.

Cement Plants

  1. Wear Resistant Solutions in Aggressive Environments – Robin Kiddie, Sales Director, Kingfisher Industrial Management Ltd.
  2. Fuel Feeding Using Coriolis Effect – Michael Schum, Heavy Industry Engineer, Schenck Measuring & Process Systems GmbH.
  3. Replacement Fuels Technology in Cement Plants & Possible Application to Other Industries – George Bingham, Director, Scancem Recovery Ltd.

Quarrying

  1. Handling Bulk Materials using Telescopic Conveying Technology – Dr Joseph Jellie, Research Associate & Dr David Woodward, Reader, Highway Engineering, University of Ulster & David Carlisle, Marketing Manager, Scancem Recovery Ltd.
  2. The Benefits of Track-Mounted Cone Crushing – David Blench, Technical Sales Manager, BL-Pegson Central Ltd.
  3. Recent Advances in Mobile Crushing & Screening – Sean Heron, Managing Director, Worsley Plant Ltd.

Waste Handling & Recycling

  1. Recycling & Recovery of Products from Household Waste – Steve Whatmore, Commercial Director, Fairport Engineering Ltd.
  2. Pneumatic Coveying in the Waste & Recycling Industries: Some Case Studies of Challenges & Solutions – Dr Mike Bradley, Manager, RJ Famish, Consultant & Dr T Deng, Consultant, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling Technology.
  3. Radar Doppler, Mass Flow Measurement of Absorbants in Dry Scrubbing Systems for Waste Incineration Pollutant Reduction – John Hyde, Operations Manager, Perception Sensors & Instrumentation Ltd.

Plenary ATEX Lecture

  1. ATEX & Materials Handling Equipment – Alan Tyldesley, Principal Specialist Inspector, HSE.

Conveyor Cleaning, Dust & Spillage Control

  1. Back to Basics with Conveyor Belt Cleaning – Richard Barton, Sales Engineer, FLEXCO Ltd.
  2. Vacuum Cleaning for Safe & Efficient Removal of Dust & Spillage – John Clarkson, STURTEVANT, Product Manager, Clyde Materials Handling.
  3. The Need for Dust Control – Plan Ahead or Retrofit – David Clarkson, Sales Director, Dust Extraction International.

Materials Handling & IPPC

  1. IPCC Experience with Cement Plants Applied to Other Bulk Materials Industries – Danny Lawrence, National Environment Manager, Lafarge Cement UK.
  2. Prevention & Control of Materials Handling Pollutant Emissions – Darren Hall, Senior Environmental Consultant, Entec UK Ltd.
  3. Some Implications for the Solids Handling Sector – Dr Krisztina Bordacs, Associate, MSE Millennium Engineering Sciences Ltd.
MHEA Bulk06
Bulk06 Technical Awareness Seminar 2006

MHEA BULK06 Technical Awareness Seminar 2006

The Holiday Inn, Manchester Airport 4th – 5th May 2006

UK Solids Handling Expertise

  1. A Brief Review of Moving, Processing & Storing Powder & Bulk Solids – Dr Mike Bradley, Manager, Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling Technology.
  2. Optimised Drive Systems for Belt Conveyors – Russ Turner, Engineering Consultant, Continental Conveyor.
  3. Chain Conveyors: Selecting & Specifying for Feeds, Cereals & Minerals Applications – Peter Guttridge, Managing Director, Guttridge Services.
  4. The Benefits of Bespoke Screen Layouts in Solids Handling Plant – Barry Smith, Managing Director, Don Valley Engineering Ltd.

International Trading in Solids Handling

  1. An International Trade Strategy for Solids Handling – Neil Semple, Engineering Trade Development Manager, UK Trade & Investment.
  2. UKT&I Solids Handling “Roadmap” Survey – Trevor Owen, Director, Oakley Associates.
  3. Selling in India, Steve Clewley, Managing Director, Stock Redler.
  4. Trading in India – Neil Ford, Sales Director, Clyde Bergemann Materials Handling.

International Projects

  1. Powder Handling in an Indian Paint Plant – John Pethullis, Director & General Manager, Portasilo.
  2. Copper Concentrate Feed to a Chilean Smelter – Brian Snowdon, Technical Director, Clyde Materials Handling.
  3. China – Managing Projects in a Developing Market – Matthew Jones, Marketing Manager, Metso Minerals (UK)

UK Waste & Recycling Market

  1. Practical Solutions in Waste Recycling – Dudley Lloyd, General Sales Manager, LJH Group.
  2. RDF Production With Doppstadt Machinery – Harald Ebert, Sales Manager, Doppstadt Calbe, GmbH.
  3. Sink or Swim: The ArrowBio Process Water-Based Treatment – Alex Marshall, Marketing Manager, Oaktech Enviromental.
  4. Recycling Waste for the Renewable Energy Markets – Joseph D Morris, Managing Director, Waterman Sustainable Energy.

PlenaryI PPC Lecture

  1. Solids Handling & IPPC/Enviromental Benefits – Dr John Henry Looney, Operations Director, Temple Group Ltd.

Storage & Handling

  1. Silo Safety – The Sting in the Tail – Paul Scott, Marketing Director, Portasilo Ltd.
  2. Reliable Flat-Bottomed Storage Systems – Frank Boyles, Managing Director, Saxlund International.
  3. Weighing in the Solids Handling Industry – Stanley Aylott, Regional Process Systems Sales Engineer, Avery Weigh-Tronix.

Feeding, Conveying & Processing

  1. Selection of Feeders for Reliable Performance – Lyn Bates, Managing Director, Ajax Equipment.
  2. Proactive System for Conveyor Maintenance – Muhammad Meghji, Systems Development Manager, Ace Conveyor Equipment.
  3. Size Reduction in the Solids Handling Industry – Peter Mills, Managing Director, BJD Crushers
Bulk07 Technical Awareness Seminar 2007

MHEA BULK07 Technical Awareness Seminar 2007

The Hilton Hotel, Blackpool 26th – 27th April 2007

COAL –  A Fuel for the Future?

  1. Modern Coal Handling Plants – John Callcott, Director of Strategic Growth & Roger Whitaker Coal Handling Manager, Manjung Malaysia, Alston Power Ltd.
  2. 4000t/h Underground Coal Trunk Conveyor System – Malcolm Foster, Consultant , Continental Conveyor Ltd & Mick Barnes, Mechanical Engineer, Hatfield Colliery, Powerfuel Plc.
  3. Running the Mine From a Mouse – Neil Battison, Electrical Engineer, Dew Mill Colliery, UK Coal Ltd.

Biomass – Is Co-firing Sustainable?

  1. Biosolids, an Alternative Fuel – The Need for Specialist Handling – Paul Scott, Business Development Manager & Ian Birkinshaw, Operations Director, Portasilo.
  2. The Sustainability of Co-firing – Philip Wallace, Fuel Trading, Energy Wholesale, E.On UK.
  3. Substantial Biomass Co-firing in Dutch Coal Fired Power Plants – Dr Wim Willeboer, Team Leader, Technology Group, Essent, Energie Productie, The Netherlands.

Mineral Extraction, Processing & Usage

  1. Crushing Coal for Power Plants – Andrew Mikula, International Sales Director, Pennsylvania Crusher Corporation, USA.
  2. The Effect of Product Design Parameters on the Performance of Conveyor Belt Scrapers – Brian Mackenzie, Managing Director, Materials Handling Products Ltd.
  3. Advanced (dry) Bulk Handling Performance Through Swedish Technology – Peter Goransson, Sales Manager & Advisor, MacGREGOR Bulk AB, Sweden.

Waste Management 

  1. Handling Waste & Biomass – Benefits of Pneumatic Conveying – Sean Walsh, Sales & General Manager, Rader AB, Sweden.
  2. New Challenges & Opportunities of Bulk Handling Hazardous Wastes for Disposal & Recovery – Dr Andrew Goddard, Technical Manager, Viridor Waste Management, Ltd. 
  3. Providing a Flexible Solution to a Global Waste Problem – Richard Woosman, Business Development Manager – Overseas, Orchid Enviromental Ltd.

Plenary Lecture

  1. What the End User Needs – Dr Stefan Hinterholzer, Project Manager, Sandvik Mining & Construction, Austria.

How Clean is Your Air?

  1.  Boiler NOx Emission Reduction – Phil Woodall, Project Manager, Engineering, Drax Power Ltd.
  2. Gravimetric Feeders in Coal-Fired Power Stations – How the Environment Benefits! – Gordon Gardiner, Sales & Proposals Manager, Power Team, Stock Redler Ltd.
  3. Managing Ash to Improve the Environment – Joe Ellerton, Materials Handling Engineer, RWE npower.
  4. Efficient Dust Capture Using Ultrasonic Liquid – Dave Blyth, Managing Director, JD Ultrasonics Ltd.

Supply Chain Management

  1. Materials Handling Projects – Managing the Global Supply – Johannes Muir, Project Manager, Metso Minerals UK Ltd.
  2. Influencing Supplier Performance – Ian Williams, Purchasing & Stores Manager, Castle Cement Ltd.
  3. Handling Coal in the UK – A Logistics Bottleneck? – Dr Guy Doyle, Chief Economist-Energy, Mott MacDonald Ltd.
Bulk08 Technical Awareness Seminar 2008

MHEA BULK08 Technical Awareness Seminar 2008

The Hilton Hotel, Blackpool 17th – 18th April 2008

Construction: A Materials Handling Opportunity?

  1. Crossrail – Constructing a World Class Railway & Creating Materials Handling Opportunities – Simon Philips & Gordon Battye, Cross London Rail Links.
  2. Materials Handling Plant in the Ironmaking Process – Jeremy Fletcher, Siemans Vai Ltd.
  3. Construction of Plant for Crushing, Feeding & Handling of Wet, Sticky Materials – Paul Dodd, Continental Crushing & Conveying. 

Quarry Management – The Quest for Zero Waste

  1. Vertical Takeoff – An Opportunity for Quarries – Russ Turner, Continental Crushing & Conveying.
  2. Quarry Fines Minimisation: Can the Aggregate Industry Eliminate Fine Waste? – Clive Mitchell, British Geological Survey.
  3. “Shaping Up” for Todays Aggregate Demands – Adam Benn, Metso Minerals UK Ltd.
  4. Recent Developments in Solutions for Fines Separation & Screening – Brian MacKenzie, Materials Handling Products Ltd.

The Drive to Reduce, Re-use & Recycle

  1. Recycling & Waste Management – Growth Markets – Paul Sanderson, EMAP Communications.
  2. Reduced Energy Particulate Manufacturing & its Effect on Solids Handling Logistics Chain – A Case Study with Kaolin Clay – Prof. Mike Bradley, Tony Deng & Rob Berry, The Wolfson Centre, Univeristy of Greenwich & jacek Kostuch & Alan Coles, Imerys Minerals.
  3. Composting Process Both Now and in the Future – A Means of Closing the Carbon Cycle Loop – Dr Andrew Goddard, Viridor Waste Management Ltd.

Pollution Prevention & Control

  1. The IPPC Directive & what it means for Power Station Operation – Tom Massey, npower.
  2. Reduction in Landfill Pollution & Economic Recovery of Metals & Energy by the Innovative Use of Injection Technology – Brian Snowdon, Clyde Materials Handling Ltd.
  3. The Environmental Permitting ( England & Wales) Regulations 2007 – Dr John Henry Looney, Sustainable Direction Ltd.

Plenary Lecture

  1. Mobilising Technology to Sustain & Increase Cement Production – Stewart Gater, National Engineering Project Manager, Lafarge Cement.

Alterative Fuels

  1. Waste –  A Growing Resource – Richard Woosman, and David Porter, Orchid Environmental Ltd.
  2. Technical Solutions for Biomass Storage, Handling and Injection – Dr. A. R. Chaudry & D Cook, Portasilo Ltd.
  3. The Use of Alternative Fuels & their Contribution to a Sustainable Cement Industry – Iain Walpole, Castle Cement Ltd.

Coal – A Power in the Future

  1. A New Future for Old King Coal – David Clay, Environmental Services Group Ltd (ESGL)
  2. True Price & Performance of Coal – The Burning Issue is the Effect of Handleability – Dr Harold Wright, Dr H Wright & Associates, David Esslemont, Shaun Stanfield & Stuart Walker, Longannet Power Station, Scottish Power Generation UK.
  3. The Ffos-y-fran Land Reclamation Scheme – James T Poyner, Miller Argent (South Wales) Ltd.
  4. Coal From the World Market – Nigel Yaxley, Coallmp ( Association of UK Coal Importers).
MHEA Bulk09
Bulk09 Technical Awareness Seminar 2009

MHEA BULK09 Technical Awareness Seminar 2009

The Hilton Hotel, Blackpool 23rd – 24th April 2009

Innovation in Belt Conveying

  1. Formed Rollers – Innovative Developments in Materials Handling – Dr. Stefan Hinterholzer, Regional Product Line Manager, North & Central Europe, Sandvik Mining & Construction Materials Handling GmbH & Co.
  2. Conveyor Architecture for the 21st Century – Greg Bierie, Global Manager, Martin Engineering, USA.
  3. The Intelligent Idler Concept – Dr Gabriel Lodewijks, Professor of Transport & Logistics Engineering, Dellft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

Pneumatic Conveying

  1. The Application of Current Dense Phase Pneumatic Conveying research to Industrial Applications – Professor Mark Jones, Head, School of Engineering & Director, Centre for Bulk Solids & Particulate Technologies, University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
  2. On – Site Troubleshooting of Pneumatic Conveying Systems Case Study – Dr Don McGlinchey, Glasgow Caledonian University.
  3. Pneumatic Conveying – Is It For Me ? – Professor Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling, University of Greenwich.

Environmental Issues

  1. Rubber as a Lining Material in AG, SAG, Rod & Ball Mills – Tony Kemp, Mill Lining Project Manager, Wear Tech.
  2. On-Line Monitoring of Combustion Performance ( On Coal Fired Boilers) – Mark Pattinson, General Manager, Systems Division, Greenbank Group UK Ltd.
  3. Reduced Unburned Carbon Through Fuel Pipe Balance – Henrik Burchardi, European Sales Manager, SAS Global.

Project Opportunities

  1. Materials Handling Issues in the New Build Power Station Projects – Andy Archer, Materials Handling Engineer / Steam Generator Engineering, E. ON Engineering.
  2. Coals to Newcastle – Brian Reeves, Marine & Technical Director, Port of Tyne.
  3. Clean Coal & Carbon Capture – Phil Garner, Commercial Contracts Director, UK Coal Mining Ltd.

Plenary Lecture

  1. Possibilities & Capabilities of Pneumatic Conveying Systems – Dr David Mills, Independent Pneumatic Conveying Consultant

Handling Secondary Fuels

  1. Secondary & Altenative Fuel Systems – Frank Boyles, Managing Director, Saxlund Int Ltd.
  2. Handling Waste & Biomass, Benefits of Pneumatic Conveyors – Sinisa Jaksic, Jeffrey Rader Inc. 
  3. Using Coal Ash as a Secondary Fuel – Ivan Skidmore, Technical Project Engineer, Bulk Material Solutions, Construction & Operations Support Group, RWE Power International.

Screening, Feeding & Weighing

  1. Solutions for Despatch & Loading Automation in the Basic Materials and BulkBulk Goods Industries – Adrian Brown, Regional Manager UK, Ireland & Northern Europe, Fritz & Maczoil.
  2. In-Motion Weighing – Darren Frost, Sales Manager Process Systems, Stock Redler Ltd.

  3. Dose It! Weighing Systems for Continuous Feeding – Specifying, Selecting & Troubleshooting – Richard Farnish, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling, Technology, University of Greenwich.

  4.  Material Separation in Pulveriser Mills – Ron Hurst, Vice President of Engineering, Mobotec, USA Inc.
MHEA Bulk Conference 2010
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2010 (Image Assumed)

MHEA BULK Technical Awareness Seminar 2010

BULK 2010 Technical Awareness Seminar 13th–14th May 2010 at the Blackpool Hilton Hotel

There is currently no information available about Papers presented at this Seminar.

MHEA Bulk Conference 2010
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2011

MHEA BULK HANDLING CONFERENCE 2011

Forest Pines Conference Centre, Lincolnshire. 11th–12th 2011 May

Conveyor Belt Technology

  1. The Impact of the Idler Set on the Performance of Belt Conveyors – Allen Reicks, Vice-President, Overland Conveyors.
  2. Conveyor Belt Non-Loop Based Rip Detection & 24/7 Condition Monitoring – Alan D’arcy, Fenner Dunlop Conveyor Services.
  3. Steep Incline / Vertical Conveying as Opposed to Conventional Conveyors – Dipl-Ing. Heinz Strewick, Geschaftsfuhrer HeSt GmbH & Associate Specialised Belting Supplies Ltd.
  4. Developments in Conveying & Material Transport – Pipe Conveyor – Paul Holt, Engineering Manager, Greenbank Materials Handling.

Biomass Handling & Storage

  1. Best Practice Guide for Handling Biomass Fuels & Coal-Biomass Mixes – Professor, Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre, for Bulk Material Handling, University of Greenwich.
  2. Different Material, Same old Problem – Robin Kiddie, Greenbank Materials Handling Ltd.
  3. The Storage of Solid Bio Fuels – Dan Birkett, B.Eng, Regional Sales Manager, Portasilo Bulk Handling Systems Ltd.
  4. Biomass Handling – The Learning Curve!!! – Steve Whitby, Greenbank Materials Handling.

Technology & Innovation

  1. Developments in Fines and Hard Rock Screening – Brian MacKenzie, Managing Director, Materials Handling Products Ltd.
  2. The Optimisation of Bulk Terminal Logistics Using Information Technology – David Trueman, Sales Director, DBIS Ltd.
  3. New Milling Technology to Meet Grinding Requirements – Mr George Ord, Managing Director, International Innovative Technologies Ltd.

Dr Harold Wright Memorial Lecture – Nick Garthwaite

Spillage & Dust Control

  1. Dust Control in Waste Recycling – Rajesh Naik, Managing Director, Environmental  Control Systems Ltd.
  2. New Dust Suppression Technology for Bulk Out-Loading  – Entraining Dust in the Product Stream – Peter Guttridge, Chairman, Guttridge Ltd.
  3. A New Conveyor Belt PreCleaner – The Development behind the Design – David Patterson, General Manager, Hosch GB Ltd.

Conveyor Drives

  1. Single & Multi-Conveyor Drives with Alignment Free Mechanical Drive & Innovative Drive Control – Volkmar Wuschek, Head of Mining Engineering, Seimens Industry Solutions & Christian Nieland, (Dipl. Wirt. Ing / Sales Engineer Siemens Industry.
  2. Sector Drive Technologies Division Drives The Applications of the Motorised Drive Drum in Coal Preparation and Handling plants – Steve Pringle, UK Coal.
  3. Direct Drive Systems as Applied in Material Handling & Belt Conveying Applications – John Berry, Hagglunds Drives Ltd.

Projects

  1. Developments in the Area of IPCC ( In-pit Crushing & Conveying – Scot Szalanski, Product Manager, In-Pit Crusher Conveyor – P&H MinePro Services.
  2. Optimising the Design of large Scale Storage, Load-Out & Conveying Facilities – An Australian Perspective – Alan Roberts, Emeritus Professor, Founding Director, TUNRA Bulk Solids, The University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
  3. The Development & Implementation of Effective Recycling Systems – Peter Craven, Marketing & Sales Support Manager CDE Global Ltd.

 

MHEA Bulk Conference 2010
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2012 (Image Assumed)

MHEA BULK HANDLING CONFERENCE 2012

MHEA Bulk ConferenceForest Pines Hotel & Conference Centre, Lincolnshire May 16th-17th 2012

  1. Washing iron ore reserves to ensure greater efficiencies in steel production
  2. Measuring and Improving Dry Bulk Terminal Performance
  3. Waste Management – The Challenge to Industr
  4. Power Station Wood Pellet (Biomass) Inclusion
  5. An approach to materials handling for a very large industrial complex in Mongolia
  6. Innovative Conveyor Belts
  7. Screen Media for Hard Rock Processing and Fines
  8. A Sandwich Delivery
  9. Conveyor Guarding
  10. Peculiarities of Integrated Fire and Explosion Safety Concepts for solid fuel co-firing power plants
  11. Dr. Harold Wright Memorial Lecture
  12. Biomass & Waste Pelleting Technology
  13. Fuel Feed Systems for Biomass Power Stations
  14. Handling Characteristics of, and Equipment Requirements for, Biomass and Waste Materials: Raw Versus Processed Materials
  15. A Predictive Maintenance Approach to Plant and Processes
  16. Development of a Software Algorithm for Management of Wear in Pneumatic Conveying Pipelines
  17. Clydeport – Moving forward with new conveyor technologies
  18. Bulk out-loading with the Dust Suppression Hopper – UK Case Studies and economics
  19. Loads on belt feeders
  20. Aero Tech – A Superior Vacuum Bonded Ceramic Wear Resistant System
MHEA Bulk 2013
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2013

MHEA BULK HANDLING CONFERENCE 2013 

Forest Pines Hotel & Conference Centre, Lincolnshire May 15-16, 2013

Day One

  1. New Earth Energy – Avonmouth Gasifier Feed System – Rob Leighton, Sales Manager, Saxlund International.
  2. A Simple Step by Step Guide to Making Your Materials Handling Plant ATEX Compliant – Declan Barry, Managing Director, ATEX Explosion Hazards Ltd UK.
  3. Safety, What We All Need to Know – Paul Hingley, Safety, Condition Monitoring & Industrial IT Security Specialist, Siemens Mechanical Drives.
  4. The True Value of Magnetic Separators & Metal Detectors in Bulk Handling – Tony Helmich, Eriez Magnetics Europe Ltd. Caerphilly, UK.
  5. The Effect of Waves – Can be Dramatic! – Simon Prince, Project Developer, VibraFLOOR
  6. Hot GREENTECH for Conveyor Belts – Frank Kantorek, Business Development INDUSTRY SEGMENT.
  7. Rail Loading of Bulk Materials – Ian Atkinson, B.Sc, C.Eng, M I MechE MIQ Engineering Director, C Spencer Ltd.
  8. Alternative Fuels – Common Problems – John Connelly, Managing Director, Kingfisher Industrial, Ltd.
  9. New Wear Resistant Solutions – Gilles Gros, Abraservice  Production Manager.

Day Two

  1. Managing Safety & Functionality Challenges with Biomass Handling Projects:  An Integrated Approach – Professor Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Material Handling, University of Greenwich.
  2. CFD Modelling of Explosion Propagation Through Biomass Storage – Dr Chris Coffey, Senior CFD Engineer.
  3. Dust Explosion Venting Using Flameless Venting Devices – Paul Holbrow, Scientist, Major Hazards Unit (Explosive Atmospheres) HSL, Harpur Hill Buxton.

Dr Harold Wright Memorial Lecture

RG Tanna Coal Terminal Expansion Project Case Study – The Application & Benefits of Controlled Flow Transfer Chutes – Bernie Haplin, Flexcon.

Day Two Continued

4. Optimising Drive Selection for Cost Effective Performance – Andrew Stephenson, Managing Director, Nord Drive Systems.

5.    The Advantages of Using Medium Pressure Air for Dust Collector Media Cleaning  –Mark Coleman, BSc, CEng, M.I. MechE, Sales & Application Engineer.

6.   Competence,  TPD,  PRIME and the IQ / MPQC Vision of the Future –    Mike Philips,  F.I.Q,  F.I.M.M.M.  General Manager,   Institute of Quarrying.

7.  Dust Flame Propagation in Industrial Scale Piping –   Jim Vingerhoets, Explosion Protection Scientist, Fike UK.

8. Energy Efficient Technology for Indirect Cooling & Heating of Bulk Solids & Powders – Nick Sutherland, Manager, Technical Sales UK, Solex Thermal Science Inc, Canada.

9. An Integrated Approach to Spillage Control – Jerome Davidts & Arnaud Wartelle, Technicgum International, Belgium.

MHEA Bulk 2014
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2014

MHEA BULK HANDLING CONFERENCE 2014 

Forest Pines Hotel & Conference Centre, Lincolnshire. May 21st-22nd 2014

  1. Mining in Remote Locations – How Equipment Manufacturers can Deliver Processing Systems That are Fit for Purpose – Peter Craven, Head of Marketing, CDE Global, Ltd.
  2. The Ultimate weighing System – Alyn Walker, Engineering Consultant, Rembe Ltd.
  3. How the UKTI can Help you Export – Robert Bentley, International Trade Adviser, UKTI.
  4. A Step by Step Guide to Making your Materials Handling Plant ATEX Compliant – Declan Barry, Managing Director, Atex Explosion Hazards Ltd UK.
  5. Bulk Solid Inventory Measurement – Jeff Harwood, Allison Engineering Ltd.
  6. Effect of Storage Methods on the Properties of Biomass Fuels – Shalini Graham, Doctorate Student, Nottingham University.
  7. Biomass Handling Systems for UK Ports & Power Stations – Ian Fillingham, Sales Manager, Fairport Engineering Ltd.
  8. Techniques for Improving Flow Performance in Bunkers – Eddie McGee, Technical Director, Ajax Equipment, Ltd.
  9. Drax – The Application & Challenges of Keeping the UK Lights on – Ian Birkinshaw, Operations Director, Portasilo, Ltd.
  10. Wear & Flow Management in Chutes & Hoppers – S. B. Singh, Head of Sales & Marketing, Tiga Industries Ltd.
  11. Load Calculation for Trough Idler Rolls – Xianwei Liu, Phd Student,Delft University of Technology.
  12. Biomass Storage – Robert Alvarez, Sales Director, Deboer Structures (UK) Ltd.
  13. PRIME Project ( Professional Recognition in Mining Extractives) – Mike Phillips, FIQ, F.I.M.M.M, General Manager, The Institute of Quarrying.
  14. An Update on Biomass Handling; Experiences from Recent Projects – Professor Mike Bradley, Director, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Material Handling, University of Greenwich.
  15. How Controlled-Flow Transfer Chute Design can Address the Variety of Challenges posed by Different Bulk Materials & Application – Martin J. O’Neill, Global Projects Director, Flexco UK, Based in Chicago Head Office.
  16. Applying Weigh Feeders in Biomass Operations – Carl Pinches, Industry Marketing Manager, Siemens, Plc.
  17. Gaviflo the Fastest, Cleanest, Most Efficient way to Completely Empty Large Storage Vessels – John Scott, Sales Director, Portasilo Ltd.
  18. Transfer Chute Analysis Techniques Including Continuum Modelling and the Discrete Element Method (DEM) – Dr Duscan Ilic BE (MECH) PhD MIEAust -Tunra Bulk Solids Handling Research Associates, Senior Consulting Engineer & Kevin Mannion, Managing Director, George Robson & Co ( Conveyors).
MHEA Bulk Handling Conference 2015

MHEA BULKEX15 CONFERENCE 2015

Harrogate International Conference Centre  21st – 22nd October 2015

  • John J. Carroll –  Head of Construction and Logistics Technical Directorate at HS2 Ltd.
  • Mike Bradley – Director, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling Technology
  • Dean Thornewell – President, Joy Global Eurasia
  • Edwin Trout – Secretary, Cement Industry Suppliers’ Forum, The Concrete Society
  • Finnbarr Dowling – Project Director, Siemens Wind Turbine Assembly
  • Sid Brady – Mechanical Engineer – Operations, Sirius Minerals
  • Kevin Sabin – Operations and Development Director, Hargreaves Mining (India)
  • John Sinclair – Partner, UYE UK (Ltd)
  • Dr. Richard Maslen – Process Engineer, Fairport Engineering Ltd
  • Martin Ouwerkerk MSc – Business Manager Dry Bulk & Energy, Port of Rotterdam
  • Charlie Northfield – Process Plant Manager, Wolf Minerals
  • Nigel Chudley – Engineering Director, SSI UK (Sahaviriya Steel Industries)

 

MHEA BulkEx16 2016

MHEA BULKEX16 CONFERENCE 2016 

Harrogate International Centre, October 5th and 6th, 2016 

1. Philippe Frenay, Managing Director, UK and Overseas, Aggregate Industries.

2. Martin Downey, Bulk Terminal and Operational Engineering Director, The Bristol Port Company.

3.Chris Griffin, Business Development Manager, Peel Ports.

4. Michael Mitchell, Pre-Contracts Director for the Civil Engineering Division at GRAHAM Construction.

5. Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Solids Handling Technology, University of Greenwich.

6. Bill Quigley, Excavated Materials Manager for HS2.

7. Stephen Dryden, Commercial Director, Aggregate Industries Overseas Division.

MHEA BulkEx17 2017

MHEA BULKEX17 CONFERENCE 2017 

Eastwood Hall, Nottingham 18th – 19th October 2017

  • Joe Owen – Senior Researcher, Institute for Government – BREXIT and trade: Key considerations the Government faces and the implications for businesses
  • John Pethullis, Director, Southdowne Solutions – Ecostore biomass storage
  • Steven Harrison, Operations Director, Port of Tyne – Building a biomass import facility to cater for Lynemouth Power Station coal to biomass conversion
  • Andrew Cowey, Head of Digitalisation, Siemens – Digitalisation for the bulk handling industry: What it means in realising real value through asset and data management
  • Chris Every, Commercial Director, Coomtech – New non-thermal technology for efficient, low-cost drying of granular and powdered bulk materials.
  • Darryn Quayle, Mining Engineer and specialist, UKTI – Doing business in Chile: benefits, opportunities and free-trade agreements
  • Matt Drew, Managing Director, Saxlund International – Designing a successful alternative fuel feed system
  • Dave Woods, Manager Application Specialists, Flexco – Documented reductions in breakage, dust and spillage at transfer points in the coal, grain and wood pellet industries.
MHEA Bulkex 2018
MHEA BulkEx18 2018

MHEA BULKEX18 CONFERENCE 2018 

Eastwood Hall, Nottingham 17th – 18th October 2018

Speakers

Susan Scurlock, Chief Executive & Founder, Primary Engineer

Lukas Paul, Manager Plant Design (sales), BEUMER Maschinenfabrik GmbH

Michael Brinkley, Head of Strategy for Supply Chain Operations, Network Rail

Shaping the Future’,  – Colin Mawdsley, Technical Sales Manager Special Profiles, British Steel

Richard Woosnam, Project Manager, Fairport Engineering Ltd

Professor Mike Bradley, Director, Wolfson Centre

Declan Barry, Managing Director, Atex Explosion Hazards

Esther Halahan, Lead Tunnel Engineer, Crossrail 2

Mark Pearson, Group Projects Director, PD Ports

Osy Oaikhiena, Ph.M, Greenbank Group

Keith Adams, Export Development advisor, Department of International Trade

MHEA BulkEx19 2019

MHEA BULKEX19 CONFERENCE 2019

Eastgate Hall, Nottingham 16th – 17th October 2019

  1. Tideway Lifting – The Lessons Learned – Paul Breslin, Thames Tideway.
  2. Technology and its Changes to Salt Mining – Gary Sinclair, Operations Director, Compass Minerals Ltd.
  3. The Barruecopardo Tungsten Project – Dr Richard Maslen, Chemical Engineer, Fairport Engineering Ltd.
  4. Overcoming the Challenges of Dust in the Port Industry – Justin Atkin, Port of Antwerp / Ragged Edge Consultant.
  5. Next Generation Conveyor Protection – Mr Matt Beverley, Managing Director, Hoverdale UK Ltd.
  6. Waste Processing: Industry Trends, Common Problems,Solutions & Open Questions – Professor Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre for Bulk Material Handling, University of Greenwich.
  7. Bringing Resources to Life – Viridor Limited, (Recycling, Resource & Waste Management).
  8. ATEX and Explosion Hazards – Mr Declan Barry, Managing Director, ATEX Explosion Hazards Ltd.
  9. Delivering Tomorrow’s Railway – Michael Brinkley, Network Rail.
  10. Greener, Cleaner Drying for Bulk Materials – Peter Anderson & Phil Jarvis, Coomtech Ltd.
  11. Need of the Hour – Coal to Biomass Conversion: Design Challenges in Pneumatic Wood Pellet Conveying & Injection – Rizwan Chaudhry, Clyde Bergemann Materials Handling Ltd.
MHEA BulkEx21 2021

MHEA BULKEX21 CONFERENCE 2021

Chesford Grange Hotel & Conference Centre, Warwickshire 12th – 13th October 2021

  1. Challenges in Alternative Fuel Handling – Joachim Lohmann, Sales Director, Aumund Group.
  2. On-Site Fuel Handling System – Davey Wharrier, Fuel Handling Manager, Lynemouth Power Ltd.
  3. Halo Conveyor Protection – Matt Beverley, Managing Director, Hoverdale UK Ltd.
  4. Deepstore a Unique Underground Storage Business – Gary Sinclair, Operations Director, Compass Minerals Ltd.
  5. N+P Reducing Heavy Industries co2 Emissions – Neville Roberts, Managing Director, N + P Alternative Fuels Group.
  6. The Lifecycle of Ballast on the GB Railway – Paul Long, Rail Operations & Technical Director, Loram UK Ltd.
  7. Mining Ashes: The Emerging Global Demand for Ash Mining & Beneficial Technologies – Ivan Skidmore, Sales & Technical Director, Power Minerals Ltd. 
  8. Bristol Port, Challenges & Opportunities – John Chaplin, Director of External Affairs & SpecialProjects, The Bristol Port Company.
  9. Keeping Your Conveyors Running – David Patterson, Consultant, ProSpare Ltd.
  10. Opportunities in the Construction Rail Freight – Chris Swan, Head of Rail, Tarmac CRH Ltd.
  11. Wonderbed – Technology for HG-Removal – Ralph Zander, Managing Director, IEM Fordertechnik GmbH.
  12. Extracting Value from Failure: How Can We Get People to Learn the Lessons of the Technical Failures That Seem too Still be Far Too Common on New Solids Processing Facilities – Professor Mike Bradley, Director, The Wolfson Centre for Solids Handling, University of Greenwich.
  13. Hinkley Earthworks & Materials Processing – Craig Small, Operations Director, Keir Infrastructure Major Projects.
  14. Product Development in Materials Handling Relating to Explosion Hazards – Declan Barry, Managing Director, Atex Explosion Hazards Ltd.
  15. The Application of Multi Screw Feeders to Slove Flow Problems – Eddie McGee, Managing Director, Ajax Equipment Ltd.
  16. ATEX – We Don’t Know What we Don’t Know – Scott Harding, Sales Director & Joint Owner, Woodcock & Wilson Ltd.
  17. Energy Optimised Belts, First Stop to Minimising Conveyor Belts Carbon Footprint – Sergio Zamorano, Vice- President, Oriental Rubber Ltd
MHEA BulkEx22 2022

MHEA BULKEX22 CONFERENCE 2022

Chesford Grange Hotel & Conference Centre, Warwickshire 18th – 19th October 2022

  1. Sustainability: Threats & Opportunities for Bulk Materials Engineers – Dr Miles Watkins, Founder, Stuff4Life .
  2. The Importance of Moisture Measurement & Control in Bulk Solids Handling – Mr Alessandro Mario,  Hydronix Ltd.
  3. No4 Shaft Lift Upgrade – Mr Gary Sinclair, Operations Director, Compass Minerals Ltd.
  4. Play Your Carbon Right – Mr Eoin McQuone – Go Climate Positive Ltd.
  5. Machinery Design Addressing Challenges in the Feeder Industry – Mr Alexander Barnes, Terrasource Global.
  6. Global Ash Production, Logistics & Trading – Mr Ivan Skidmore, Power Minerals Ltd.
  7. The Benefits of Investing in Your Most Valuable Resource – Mr Julian Smallshaw, Institute of Quarrying.
  8. Drax – Between Horizons – Mr Chris Summers, Drax Group.
  9. Dry Bulk Cargos and the Impact on Air Pollution in Ports – Mr Dan Birkett, Samson Materials Handling Ltd.
  10. ATEX: Competence vs Compliance – Mr Declan Barry, Atex Explosion Hazards Ltd INBUREX.
  11. Industrial Explosion Protection – Mr Matt Elliot, IEP Technologies Ltd.
  12.  Bulk Handling and Net Zero – What we Need To Do – Professor Mike Bradley, The Wolfson Centre.
  13. BAEF – UK Greenest Energy Project – Mr Richard Woosnam, Alternative Use Ltd.
MHEA 2023 Bulkex
MHEA BulkEx23 2023

MHEA BULKEX23 CONFERENCE 2023

Chesford Grange Hotel & Conference Centre, Warwickshire 17th – 18th October 2023

  1. The Circular Economy – What is It, Why Does it Matter & What Does it Look Like – Dr Miles Watkins, Founder, Stuff4Life.
  2. Case Study: Milling Biomass Pellet in Vertical Spindle Mills – Mr Simon McGhie, Lynemouth Power Ltd.
  3. Understanding the Operational Impacts of Circularity from an Asphalt Perspective – Dr Helen Bailey, Institute of Asphalt Technology.
  4. An Overview From an End Users Point of View on Atex Compliance & Explosion Protection Considerations – 20 Years on form its Introduction – Mr Philip Freeman, Tate & Lyle Sugar.
  5. Carbon Mineralisation Development – Dr Peter Gunning – OCO Technology Ltd.
  6. A Day in the Life of a Material Handling Design Engineer, What we Have Achieved Since Winning The MHEA Young Engineer of the Year  2021 – Ms Bridie Buckle & Ms Rachel Earnshaw – Don Valley Engineering Ltd.
  7. Introduction into Herrenknecht Group ( Herrenknecht AG & H+E) – Mr Marco Sonnenschein, Herrenknecht AG & H+E Logistik GmbH.
  8. The HS2 Small Dean Conveyor Project – Mr Peter Brooks, Hargreaves Industrial Services Ltd.
  9. Bulk Handling & Sustainability; The Opportunities and Challenges – 

    Chesford Grange Hotel & Conference Centre, Warwickshire 17th – 18th October 2023

  10. Sustainability, Source into Resource – Future of Ash – Mr Nigel Waldron, Power Minerals Ltd.
  11. How Dust Testing & Data’s used in Conducting Risk Analysis, Designing Systems, & Selecting Explosion Protection Equipment – Mr Dilip Arulappen, Fike Europe Ltd.
  12. Feedstock for the Future: Transforming Energy from Waste Plants into Decarbonisation Hub – Dr Jane Atkinson, Enfinium Ltd.
MHEA Bulkex 24
MHEA BulkEx24 2024

MHEA BULKEX24 CONFERENCE 2024

Chesford Grange Hotel & Conference Centre, Warwickshire 15th – 16th October 2024

  1. Bardon Hill Quarry Overburden Materials Handling System – Mr Tim Fry, Aggregate Industries UK Ltd.
  2. Develop to Perform and to be Future Ready – Mr Peter Kay, Tarmac.
  3. From Earth to Space – Strategic Developments in Materials Handling to Address Global Challenges & Prepare for the Future – Mr Suleyman Salihler, Polimak Process Technology.
  4. Navigating Disruption: The Impact of New Materials, Practices & Regulations on the Cement & Concrete Industry – Mr Ian Riley, Director,  Xeroc Ltd.
  5. Sustainable Concrete for the Future – Metakaolin & Other Clay Based Minerals – Mr Colin Dowds, Imerys.
  6. Beyond Moisture: Peeking inside Moving Conveyor with Microwave Sensor – Mr Igor Lebedenko, ADM Ltd.
  7. Support Dogs in Action – Mr Danny Anderson & Mr Paul Fletcher, Support Dogs ( 2024 MHEA Official Charity )
  8. Bulk Solids HandlingTechnology & HS2’s London Tunnels – Mr Sean Hagar, Managing Director – Hargreaves Industrial Services Ltd.
  9. Changes – Mr Davey Wharrier, Fuel Handling Manager, Lynemouth Power Ltd.
  10. Spend a Little Now, To Save a Lot Later: Advances in Bulk Material Characterisation Techniques & their Application to Contain Project Risk – Professor Mike Bradley, Director, & Dr Vivek Garg, The Wolfson Centre.
  11. Drum Motor in Use in Dust Explosive Environments – Peel Ports Project Liverpool, UK – Mr Jens Hagenau, Rulmeca Germany.
  12. From Aircraft to Aluminum Cans – Manufacturing Asset Management in the Context of the Waste Energy Industry – Mr Damien O’Neill, Biffa.
  13. The Bristol Port Company – A Return to Bulk – Mr Chris Adams, Director of Engineering.
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