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MINING USER CONFERENCE, 04 TH MAY 2017 Vale Malaysia Minerals - Teluk Rubiah Maritime Terminal ABB Stockyard Management System Bruno Cesar Silva, Automation specialist / Franz Rietschel, Product Manager Vale Global Presence Headquartered in


  1. MINING USER CONFERENCE, 04 TH MAY 2017 Vale Malaysia Minerals - Teluk Rubiah Maritime Terminal ABB Stockyard Management System Bruno Cesar Silva, Automation specialist / Franz Rietschel, Product Manager

  2. Vale – Global Presence Headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, we have operations, research laboratories, projects and offices on five continents.

  3. Vale has a diversified business portfolio #2 in the world #1 in the world Iron ore Logistics Nickel Fertilizers Coal Copper

  4. Iron ore Vale is the world’s largest producer of iron ore and pellets, essential raw materials for the manufacture of steel. Our mines are concentrated in Brazil, where we also operate pelletizing plants. We are investing in technology to extend the lifespan of our iron ore mines, processing low-grade ores, expanding our production capacity and contributing to environmental preservation. In Pará, the S11D project brings together the lessons Vale has learned from mining in the Amazon. The project, which will enable Vale to maintain its global leadership in the supply of iron ore, will use 93% less water, consume 77% less fuel and emit 50% less greenhouse gases than a comparable operation based on conventional methods.

  5. VMM General Info

  6. Vale Malaysia Minerals (VMM) Iron Ore Distribution Center STOCKYARDS EXPORT BERTH Main Access Trestle IMPORT BERTH Slide 6 May 8, 2017

  7. Vale Malaysia Minerals (VMM) Iron Ore Distribution Center Malaysia Distribution Centre provides for a throughput of 60 million tons per annum through two berths: - one import berth with the ability to discharge vessels, up to 400,000 DWT - one export berth for loading vessels up to Capesize. STOCKYARDS IMPORT BERTH Storage capacity 3.2 Mton (5 yards) Import Wharf: 750 m 1 Stacker Depth: 25 m Nominal Capacity: 10,500 ton/h 3 Ship Unloaders 1 Reclaimer Nominal capacity: 3,500 ton/h each Nominal Capacity: 8,000 ton/h 3 Stacker-reclaimers EXPORT BERTH Nominal Capacity: 8,000 ton/h Export Wharf: 560 m Depth: 22 m 1 Ship Loader Nominal capacity: 8,000 ton/h Slide 7 May 8, 2017

  8. Vale Malaysia Minerals (VMM) Iron Ore Distribution Center Operational Flexibility & high level productivity Malaysia Distribution Center facilities provides operational flexibility for handling and blending iron ore, in a high level of reliability and productivity. Laboratory Sampling Tower EXPORT BERTH Slide 8 May 8, 2017

  9. Bringing the mines closer to the customers Flexibility in quality and low carbon footprint 10 days MALAYSIA DC BRAZIL 35 days

  10. VMM Fully automated

  11. Stockyard management system Recent project highlight: Iron Ore Distribution Terminal for Vale in Malaysia Stockyard Management System Controller & Drives commissioning Fully automated machine operation Material Tracking PLC Programming for Material Handling MES Interface to global planning system – Tracking from the source to the Equipment with Minerals Library (PIMS/ GPV) discharge point – 1 Stacker Evaluate Jobs according to available – Monitors the material flow by – 1 Reclaimer space, material quality and quantity masses/volumes on belt conveyors – 3 Stacker/Reclaimer Delegate commands to machines & Quality Management – Belt conveyor system conveyors – real time stockpile tracking by tonnage – Substation automation Execute material handling by fully and quality Central Control Room integration automated yard machines – Stockpile Monitoring / Mass Balance VFD Drives Commissioning Slide 11 May 8, 2017

  12. Material tracking Stockyard management system features Monitoring of the material flow Tracking based on process data – Monitoring of masses/volumes on belt conveyors – Tracking of materials to the discharge point Supplies real time stockpile tracking by tonnage and grade – Dynamic display of belt load with color differentiation according material type – Stockpile Monitoring Slide 12 May 8, 2017

  13. Stockpile modeling Calculated pile model with scanner update 1. Calculated cuboid model – based on machine position, boom belt speed and tonnage 2. Comparison with the reality by  3D-laserscanner data

  14. Stockyard management system System Architecture for fully automated operation Job oriented handling philosophy PIMS / GPV – Every material movement is a job 1 Stockyard Management System – Production Planing creates job in PIMS and exchange via web Material Quality 3D / 2D Pile Job 5 service to SYMS 1 Tracking Management Monitoring Management – In addition Operators can also enter jobs manual in SYMS 2 Central Control System 800xA – Delegation 2 HMI Conveyor Anti Collision Job • All planned and actual jobs are displayed in a list Visualization sequences System Delegation • Operator can choose and delegate to start execution OPC Server • SYMS evaluates job according to available space, material quality and quantity requirements 3 – Delegate job information to substation and machine controller Field Level Fully automated 3 integration Yard Machines – Automation control receives information from machine Conveyor belt controller and performs fully automated machine operation 4 GPS 4 system – Moved material & Qualities will be tracked 5 Laser Scanner Substations & Safety appl. – Actual performance will be reported to PIMS/GPV 1 Auxiliaries Slide 14 May 8, 2017

  15. Stockyard management system Features Blending process – Overview of the stockyard – slice view functionality – Coordinates blending • Ratio control of 2 feeding machines to one source device • Online blending on belt conveyor – Reach the quality goals with the best possible accuracy Verification of actual material quality Slide 15 May 8, 2017

  16. Stockpile modeling Stockpile Monitoring 3D-Pile Model for Pile Monitoring – Overview of the stockyard – Visualize stocks of the material • Mass and volume • Material properties (quality, density, etc.) – Displays empty spaces – Simplifies the accumulation of inventories 3D-view – Provides data for reporting  enables process simplification 2D-view Slide 16 May 8, 2017

  17. Stockyard management system Features Quality management – All features enable reliable quality management – No material contamination – Create exact out coming material – Mass balance for inventory management – Data for reporting Slide 17 May 8, 2017

  18. Automated Stacking Operation Features of iSAM Technology Fully automated stacking & reclaiming – Fully automated stacking assures the execution of appropriate stacking method (Coneshell, Windrow, ..) – Stacking exact into the specified stockpile profile – Flat shaped piles for maximum performance – No overrun of the pile area – Reduced dust by adjustment of the boom close to the top of the pile Slide 18 May 8, 2017

  19. Automated Reclaiming Operation Features of iSAM Technology Fully automated stacking & reclaiming – Fully automated reclaiming based on stockpile shape and volume model – Operation supported by 3D laser scanner for shape detection and RTK-GPS receivers for exact positioning – Reclaiming also in worse environmental conditions due to continuously updated stockpile shape model – Smooth continuous operation reduces wear and tear Slide 19 May 8, 2017

  20. Automatic vs. Manual Operation Flow rate trend charts Automatic operation Manual operation Slide 20 May 8, 2017

  21. Project experiences What we have learned and gained Lessons learned: - Importance of collaboration with Terminal Management Team for process specification during software development phase - Do realistic and detailed platform test (automation) - Difficulties on dealing with a plant in operation Benefits for the site: - Reduced human interference resulting in cutting source of error by automated data exchange - Reclaiming stability (longer lifespan / lower flow rate variability) - Lower variability on quality control (for blending activities) - Higher performance Slide 21 May 8, 2017

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