On August 14, 2019, WipWare’s Marty Wanner visited Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, to conduct a hands-on fragmentation analysis lab with Bachelor of Mining Engineering Technology students. Working alongside Dr. Takis Katsabanis at the Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining, students explored traditional sieve analysis techniques and compared their results with digital photoanalysis using WipFrag Logiciel.
The lab included reviewing the WipFrag iOS App and working with WipFrag for Windows. Also, the lab compared the manual sieve analysis results with WipFrag’s results. Features and benefits of both processes were discussed, and the features of Solo et Réflexe online analysis systems were also reviewed.
Marty a beaucoup aimé travailler avec les étudiants de BTech, en apprendre davantage sur les techniques de tamisage manuel et partager des ressources.
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