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SUNIL Kumar TRIPATHY

Dr. SUNIL Kumar TRIPATHY

University of Lorraine
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Sunil Kumar Tripathy is a Senior Research Scientist in Mineral Processing and Metallurgy Platforms at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, Natural Resources Research Institute. He focuses primarily on mineral processing but is also experienced in agglomeration and extractive metallurgy research areas. He is engaging in various cross-platform programmes and projects. He received his B.Sc. from Andhra University, his M.Tech. from Gulbarga University, and his Ph.D. from the Indian School of Mines (Indian Institute of Technology. Before his current role, he was a Principal Researcher at Tata Steel Ltd. and a Post-doctorate Fellow at the Universite de Lorraine. His technical expertise includes mineral characterization, geo-metallurgy, physical separation, fine particle processing, ferroalloy processing, waste utilization and recycling, agglomeration, extractive metallurgy, and flowsheet development.

Research Keywords & Expertise

Coal
Dewatering
Flowsheets
Geometallurgy
Physical separation

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Sunil Kumar Tripathy is a Senior Research Scientist in Mineral Processing and Metallurgy Platforms at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, Natural Resources Research Institute. He focuses primarily on mineral processing but is also experienced in agglomeration and extractive metallurgy research areas. He is engaging in various cross-platform programmes and projects. He received his B.Sc. from Andhra University, his M.Tech. from Gulbarga University, and his Ph.D. from the Indian School of Mines (Indian Institute of Technology. Before his current role, he was a Principal Researcher at Tata Steel Ltd. and a Post-doctorate Fellow at the Universite de Lorraine. His technical expertise includes mineral characterization, geo-metallurgy, physical separation, fine particle processing, ferroalloy processing, waste utilization and recycling, agglomeration, extractive metallurgy, and flowsheet development.