NIAflow provides its users a intuitive menu control, which allows most beginners to design aggregate or mining plants almost immediately. Should you require additional assistance, please contact our support staff . Please click here.
HAVER & BOECKER provides several levels of training. These can be group, company or even individual training sessions. Depending on the previous knowledge of the participants, the training covers one to two full days. The training session can be held at one of our worldwide subsidiaries or at your facility. Please click here to see HAVER & BOECKER’s worldwide locations.
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| The training is intended to enable the participants to independently map mineral processing flowcharts into NIAflow®. Knowledge about the usual processes and machines is a required. The training takes place in the style of a workshop. Each participant runs NIAflow® in its current version on its own or a provided PC or notebook. |
Getting startedFamiliarize yourself with NIAflow’s basics. Setup calculation defaults. Adjust label layers and label setup to your requirements. |
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Start a new projectDefine your project, setup plants and add your project team. |
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Drawing a flow sheetDesign your flow sheet by simply dragging objects onto the drawing area and connecting them with one another. Connecting lines represent materials flowing between objects. |
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Define materialsMaterials are defined in the entry points of the flowsheet mostly in storage objects. Any storage item without an in-line is considered an entry point and has to be set up by the user. Material properties like tonnage and bulk density particle size distribution have to defined. Several definitions of PSD will be introduced. |
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Define objectsDefine objects in three detailing levels. The basic setting utilizes a minimum set of data required calculate the object while the detailed level completely describes the technical properties. This setting can be used for tender documents. Depending on the kind of object the required data vary. While some objects are fairly simple to define e.g. a chute while others require some knowledge on processing machinery e.g. sorting devices, or screens. |
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Visualize settings and resultsLearn how to utilize NIAflow’s label function to display object- and material- data on the flowsheet. Group labels in layers to only show the information required at the time. |
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Working with operating modesUse operating modes to model different scenarios. Operating modes record the output tonnages of storage objects, splitter settings, and which crusher or mill product is active. |
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Setup the result printLearn how to organize the project print. Setup printing groups e.g. for completed objects. |
