Acceleware Ltd. Announces Feasibility Studies for BHP

Core Insights - Acceleware Ltd. has announced two paid feasibility studies for BHP to assess the techno-economic viability of its EM Powered Heat technology for mineral processing and drying applications [1][2] Group 1: Feasibility Studies - The first study focuses on using radio frequency (RF) energy to reduce moisture levels in iron ore from the Pilbara region of Australia, which is essential to minimize processing plant delays [2][3] - The second study aims to improve the efficiency of copper production via heap leaching in Chile by increasing the temperature of the heap, which can positively affect yield [3] Group 2: Technology and Applications - Acceleware's EM Powered Heat technology is designed to deliver cost-efficient process heat solutions that enhance production in the mining sector [2] - The company has a patented low-cost, low-carbon RF thermal technology, RFXL, aimed at enhancing oil production for heavy oil, which differs significantly from existing recovery techniques [6] Group 3: Partnerships and Initiatives - Acceleware is collaborating with a consortium of potash producers to reduce operating costs and emissions in potash ore drying [5] - BHP's Think & Act Differently (TAD) program supports innovative technologies that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and safety in mining, aligning with Acceleware's objectives [7]