Southern African Coal Processing Society
A forum for the exchange of ideas and to advance the use and processing of coal
Who we are and what we do
The Southern Africa Coal Processing Society started in 1967 with three companies, namely Trans-Natal with Stan Lynch as representative, Rand Mines with Morris Milner as representative and Anglo with Tony Walters as representative.
There are two types of membership available, namely corporate and individual members.
News on SACPS activities
A summary of current and past activities
General Meeting
The Society’s AGM was held on 14 March 2019 where the Chairman, Jayson Jacobs gave an overview of the activities of the Society over the past year and the Treasurer, Gerrit Lok, presented a review of the Society finances.
Technical Meeting
The next SACPS Technical Meeting will be held at the Colliery Training College (CTC) in Emalahleni on 21 November 2019 at 14h00.
Annual Dinner Dance and Awards Function
The SACPS annual dinner dance and awards function was held on 17 May 2019. Check out the gallery for photos from the event
Media
Video Clips showcasing the Southern African Coal Processing Society and interviews broadcasted in the technical media
Call for Papers
Coal Rush 2020 – Tamworth, New South Wales – 25th to 28th August, 2020
The conference Technical Organising Committee (TOC) invites interested authors to submit their abstract(s) (maximum 500 words) on any aspect of coal preparation to be considered for inclusion in our conference and its subsequent publications via email confedit@acps.com.au. Please mark the email attention: The Editor
The link to download the document can be found here
Annual Awards
The annual awards function and dinner dance was held on Friday 17 May 2019 at Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng.
PUBLICATIONS
The special edition 50th year anniversary books are available at R500.00 excluding VAT.
For more information on ordering, click here
NEWSLETTER
SACPS Newsletter no 3 of 2019 is available for downloading here
Our Sponsors
The companies listed below support coal processing in South Africa and this website.
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