
Starting the plant…
Training models that really work: they crush, convey, grind and float with real mechanics, sensors, HMI and automatic control. Designed for universities, technical institutes and training centers.
Each model reproduces a real stage of mineral processing. Together they form the complete line: size reduction, liberation and separation. Click a stage to go to its model.
A real four-bar mechanism (eccentric + pitman + toggle) crushes real rocks. The simulation uses exactly the same kinematics as the CAD.
The primary crusher receives ore from the mine (up to 1–1.5 m) and reduces it to ~150–250 mm. The moving jaw approaches and moves away from the fixed jaw; the rock breaks by compression and falls by gravity as soon as it fits through the opening.
A closed circuit of three belts with real gravel: the feeder doses from the hopper, the main belt weighs the material in line and a chute transfers it to the return belt. Pull the pull-cord and watch everything stop.
Belt conveyors link the stages of a plant: they carry crushed ore to the stockpiles and to the mill. Flow is measured with a belt scale and controlled with the feeder speed; conveyors start from downstream to upstream and have protection devices along their whole length.
Transparent drum with 650 balls, real girth gear and pinion and a screw feeder. Change the speed and watch the charge go from cascading to cataracting and centrifuging.
The ball mill reduces the crushed product to less than ~0.2 mm to liberate the valuable mineral particles. The steel balls ride up the drum wall and fall onto the charge: impact and abrasion.
Four transparent cells that run on water only: spinning rotors, real air bubbles, level controlled by a PI with a dart valve and a dye pulse that travels through the bank.
In flotation, air bubbles capture the valuable (hydrophobic) mineral particles and carry them into the froth, which overflows as concentrate. The tailings pass from cell to cell. Pulp level is the main control variable.
All models share the same architecture: learn it once and apply it across the whole line.
Real bearings, shafts, calculated gears and couplings. Parametric CAD, verified zero interferences and 3D-printed parts.
ESP32 + 7" touch HMI: manual and automatic modes, sequences, alarms and interlocks. Modbus RTU/TCP to connect a Mitsubishi, Siemens or other PLC.
24 V DC SELV, interlocked guards, dual-channel emergency stop, beacon and electronics outside the wet zone.
Each model has its own animated 3D model with the same physics as the equipment: for remote classes, lab preparation and this website.
Images rendered directly from the CAD model of each training model.










Coupled tanks, PID loops and cascade tuning.
Dosing, pH, temperature and in-line mixing.
Thickener and the integrated line with SCADA.
Custom training models, training and teaching materials in Spanish, English and Japanese.