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Peter Goosen<br />

Principal<br />

Peter has been involved in the hydrotransport industry since 1990 and has gained<br />

extensive experience in this field.<br />

In 1989 he worked as a design engineer in Namibia on several water supply and<br />

sanitation schemes.<br />

• In 1990 he began postgraduate studies at the Hydrotransport Research Facility at the<br />

University of Cape Town and was awarded a Masters Degree in 1992.<br />

• Peter joined <strong>Paterson</strong> & <strong>Cooke</strong> in Cape Town in 1993 and has, since that time, been<br />

involved in an extensive variety of slurry pipeline related projects. He was initially<br />

responsible for managing all slurry related laboratory work at the Cape Town<br />

laboratories and thereafter gained extensive design experience through involvement<br />

in projects ranging from high-level studies through to detailed design, construction<br />

and commissioning phases.<br />

• Peter is now responsible for overseeing hydraulic design at <strong>Paterson</strong> & <strong>Cooke</strong> in<br />

Cape Town and development of slurry related hydraulic design capability across all<br />

<strong>Paterson</strong> & <strong>Cooke</strong> offices.<br />

Qualifications<br />

1989, BSc Eng, (Civil)<br />

University of Cape Town<br />

1992, MSc Eng,<br />

University of Cape Town<br />

Professional<br />

Status<br />

Registered ECSA<br />

Professional Engineer<br />

(No: 980162)<br />

Professional<br />

Affiliations<br />

Member of South African<br />

Institute of Civil Engineers<br />

(No: 91103)<br />

Specialization<br />

Hydraulic design and fluid<br />

flow<br />

Slurry flow behaviour and<br />

flow modelling<br />

Slurry pipeline systems and<br />

associated process design<br />

Notable Projects<br />

OCP Khouribga to Jorf Lasfar Phosphate Transport Pipeline<br />

Hydraulic Lead Engineer for the detailed design and construction phase of a phosphate<br />

ore slurry pipeline from Khouribga to Jorf Lasfar for OCP, Morocco. The project<br />

comprises a 187 km, 900 NB pipeline, pump station and choke station as well as two<br />

feeder pipeline systems (15 km and 22 km). Once commissioned this will be the largest<br />

operating slurry pipeline system, transporting 38 Mt per annum of phosphate ore.<br />

Namibia Marine Phosphate (Pty) Ltd, Namibia<br />

Study lead for the slurry pipeline system components of a pre-feasibility study followed<br />

by definitive cost estimate for the Sandpiper / Meob joint venture marine phosphate<br />

project. The project proposes to exploit deposits of sub-sea phosphate bearing materials<br />

off the west coast of Southern Africa (Namibia). Key inputs related specifically to the<br />

stockpiling of the ore on-shore and then all major slurry and water pipeline systems<br />

associated with the project.<br />

Suncor Energy Inc, Canada<br />

Conducted a “cold eyes” review of the hydraulic design of proposed “Regular Tailings”<br />

slurry pumping systems. Challenges associated with the system hydraulics related to<br />

potential for slack-flow and accommodating significant variation in the discharge<br />

distance. The design was based on a 30 inch (750 mm) pipeline size to accommodate a<br />

design flow rate of 6,000 m 3 /h.<br />

Obuasi Mine, Ghana<br />

Responsible for front-end and process design of an 8 km, 300 NB reclaimed tailings<br />

slurry transfer pipeline system. The system design includes a slurry pipeline choke<br />

facility to control the slurry flow between a local high-point on the route and the pipeline<br />

discharge point.<br />

Orapa and Jwaneng Diamond Mines, Botswana<br />

Inputs on Pre-Feasibility studies considering alternates for water savings and upgrade to<br />

slimes thickening and pumping systems (paste and thickened tailings). <strong>Paterson</strong> &<br />

<strong>Cooke</strong>’s scope ran from lab scale thickener sizing test work through to specialist input on<br />

paste, thickened tailings and other slurry streams within the process.<br />

Malmbjerg Molybdenum Project, Greenland<br />

A feasibility study design and cost estimate for a 35 km tailings pipeline and pumping<br />

system to a sub-marine tailings disposal site. The pipeline route includes a significant<br />

elevation drop from the plant site to sea level. The tailings pipeline system includes a<br />

piston diaphragm pump station at the plant site and a choke station located along the<br />

route to control the pipeline operation.<br />

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Peter Goosen<br />

Principal<br />

Pebble Gold / Copper Project, Alaska<br />

Responsible for managing design work and preparation of study documentation on a<br />

feasibility study for a 150 km concentrate slurry pipeline, return water pipeline and diesel<br />

supply pipeline for the Pebble Gold / Copper Project in Alaska. This project was<br />

undertaken in joint venture with BRASS Engineers in the USA.<br />

Cuiabá Mine Backfill System, Brazil<br />

Responsible for engineering and costing of backfill preparation facilities for a feasibility<br />

study into surface tailings disposal and a classified hydraulic backfill system for<br />

AngloGold’s Cuiabá Mine.<br />

Ambatovy Nickel Laterite Project, Madagascar<br />

Responsible for the hydraulic design at pre-feasibility study stage for a nickel laterite ore<br />

pipeline system comprising a 240 km gravity ore pipeline and tailings pumping system.<br />

Jwaneng Diamond Mine, Botswana<br />

Responsible for an extensive study into the feasibility and cost of upgrading all slimes<br />

handling facilities on the mine to accommodate the implementation of co-thickening (the<br />

combined disposal of kimberlitic clay “slimes” slurry and -1.5 mm “grits” into slimes<br />

dams) at Jwaneng Mine.<br />

Myra Falls Operations, Canada<br />

Responsible for the hydraulic design of an underground paste reticulation system<br />

associated with a proposed paste preparation plant to be installed for surface paste<br />

tailings disposal.<br />

Cleveland Potash, England<br />

Responsible for supervising on-site pipeline test work on a backfill pilot plant to<br />

characterise the flow behaviour of alternative backfill slurry mixes considered for a<br />

system for the placement of waste residue underground. <strong>Paterson</strong> & <strong>Cooke</strong> later<br />

completed the hydraulic design of the backfill system and front-end engineering of the<br />

backfill plant. The system was successfully commissioned in 2003.<br />

Serina Kaolin, South Africa<br />

Responsible for the design and project management of a process plant upgrade for<br />

Serina Kaolin, involving the installation of a new cyclone circuit, associated pumps and<br />

screening plant. The plant was commissioned in January 2000.<br />

Orapa Diamond Mine, Botswana<br />

Assisted with on-site tests to characterise the flow behaviour of high density kimberlitic<br />

slimes produced by a pilot plant high-rate thickener installation.<br />

ESKOM (Electricity Supply Authority), South Africa<br />

Extensive test and research programme into the problem of pipeline wear experienced in<br />

boiler ash disposal pipelines. This included a review of all of Eskom’s ash slurry pipeline<br />

systems. The performance of a number of wear resistant pipe and pipe lining materials<br />

was evaluated in terms of wear resistance and cost effectiveness in service.<br />

Serina Kaolin, South Africa<br />

Responsible for laboratory pipe loop tests to characterise kaolin and kaolin / mica<br />

slurries for the design of a 5.5 km slurry pipeline for Serina Kaolin. Also detail design for<br />

the pipeline and pumping plant and supervision of pipeline construction. Particular<br />

responsibility for quality control of the butt welding of the HDPE pipeline. The pipeline<br />

was commissioned in 1996 and operated reliably without any significant problems up<br />

until de-commissioning in 2008.<br />

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Peter Goosen<br />

Principal<br />

Publications<br />

Goosen, P.E., Ilgner, H., Dumbu, S. (2011): "Settlement in Backfill Pipelines: Its Causes and a Novel Online Detection Method", Minefill<br />

2011, International Conference on Mining with Backfill, The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Cape Town, South Africa,<br />

March 2011.<br />

Ilgner, H.J., Goosen, P.E., Dumbu, S. (2010): "In-situ Performance and Potential Applications of a Thermal Bed-load Measurement<br />

Method", 18 th Int. Conf. on Slurry Handling and Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 18, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, September 2010.<br />

Goosen, P.E., <strong>Cooke</strong>, R. (2007): "Hydraulic Scale Model Tests for Slurry Handling Equipment", 17 th Int. Conf. on Slurry Handling and<br />

Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 17, Cape Town, South Africa, May 2007.<br />

Goosen P.E. (2004): “Design Guidelines for In-Plant Slurry Pipeline Systems”, 12 th Int. Conf. on Transport and Sedimentation of Solid<br />

Particles, Prague, Czech Republic, September 2004.<br />

Goosen P., du Toit J. (2004): “Development of a novel viscometer for use with FeSi and magnetite dense medium slurries”, Mineral<br />

Processing 2004, South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Cape Town, South Africa, August 2004.<br />

<strong>Paterson</strong> A., Goosen P.E., Paulsen E., Krause B. (2003): “Variable Rheology of Heavy Mineral Tailings”, Proc. Heavy Minerals 2003,<br />

South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Cape Town, South Africa, October, 2003.<br />

Goosen P.E. (2003): “Rheological Characterisation and Flow Modelling of Kimberlite Slurry”, Proc. 4th One Day Seminar on Hydraulic<br />

Transport in the Mining Industry, Hydraulic Conveying Assoc. of SA, Johannesburg, April 2003.<br />

Fehrsen M.G., Goosen, P.E., Wilkins, M.J. (2002): "On-site Backfill Slurry Characterisation Tests at Boulby Mine - A Case Study", 15th Int.<br />

Conf. on Slurry Handling and Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 15, Banff, Canada, June 2002.<br />

<strong>Cooke</strong> R., Johnson G., Goosen P.E. (2000): “Laboratory Apparatus for Evaluating Slurry Pipeline Wear”, South African Institute of<br />

Tribology Seminar, Johannesburg, South Africa, March 2000.<br />

Goosen P., Malgas I., (1999): "An Experimental Investigation into Aspects of Wear in Boiler Ash Disposal Pipelines", 14th Int. Conf. on<br />

Slurry Handling and Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 14, Maastricht, The Netherlands, September 1999.<br />

<strong>Cooke</strong>, R., Goosen, P. (1996): "Design and Construction of the Noordhoek Kaolin Slurry Pipeline", 13th Int. Conf. on Slurry Handling and<br />

Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 13, Johannesburg, South Africa, September 1996.<br />

<strong>Cooke</strong>, R., Goosen, P., (1994): "Noordhoek Kaolin Slurry Pipeline", Proc. Slurry Transport in the Mining Industry (III), Hydraulic Conveying<br />

Association of S. A., 14 November 1994.<br />

Goosen, P., <strong>Cooke</strong>, R. (1994): "Hydraulic Backfill Distribution System Design for Raposos Gold Mine", Proc. Slurry Transport in the Mining<br />

Industry (III), Hydraulic Conveying Association of S.A., November 1994.<br />

Goosen, P.E., Lazarus, J.H. (1993): "Models for the Flow of High Concentration Backfill Slurries", 12th Int. Conf. on Slurry Handling and<br />

Pipeline Transport, Hydrotransport 12, Belgium, September 1993.<br />

Goosen, P.E., <strong>Cooke</strong>, R., Lazarus, J.H. (1992): "Hydraulic Transport of Heavy Mineral Concentrates by Pipeline", Proc. 7th Int. Symp. on<br />

Freight Pipelines, Wollongong, Australia, July 1992.<br />

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