Switzerland-based mining company Nyrstar has selected Honeywell Process Solutions’ (HPS) production accounting and reconciliation software to improve performance across its mines.
Honeywell’s production accounting and reconciliation (PAR) software solution can be used to resolve material and energy balance problems in various industries.
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By GlobalDataThe mining company will initially implement PAR at its site in Balen, Belgium, and has further plans to eventually expand it to its other sites worldwide.
HPS’s Advanced Solutions business vice-president Ali Raza said: "Successful metals companies, such as Nyrstar, demand innovative solutions that offer sustainable cost reduction and margin improvement.
"Honeywell production management technologies enable accurate estimates of metal inventory and a better understanding of plant performance, leading to improved market responsiveness."
The statistical data reconciliation software also helps production facilities report production and inventory information accurately.
It enables multi-site enterprises worldwide to achieve their corporate wide initiative to deliver monthly production and consumption reports quickly.
PAR is used to resolve problems in mining, refining, oil and gas and chemicals industries.
Nyrstar has mining and smelting, as well as other operations in Europe, Australia, China and the Americas.
Recently, the company suspended operations at its Middle Tennessee Mines (MTN) in the US due to weak zinc prices.
Image: Nyrstar will initially implement PAR software at its site in Balen, Belgium. Photo: courtesy of Nyrstar.