PETROVSKY'S CRITERIA FOR ASSESSING INVESTMENT RISKS IN MINING

 

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IMHO, Big Business in Australia is voting against Australian science

63% of Billionaires have invested in iron ore, steel, pellets, ferroalloys, pig iron, recycling scrap. 

And only Australian Billionaires are selling iron ore and do not produce anything from iron ore in their country? Why don't Australian Billionaires process ore and smelt steel like other Billionaires do?
Why didn't Australian billionaires order a project to process their own iron ore at numeros research centers and universities of Australian? Australian billionaires don't trust them?
They transport ore to other countries for processing. 

Do Australian Billionaires trust more professionals from other countries but not Australian sientificos? 

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya 

 

Top 1-80. MINING & METALLURGY. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021

 

Forbes World's Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-80):
1. #24 Gautam Adani & family (India) - coal
2. #51  Alexei Mordashov (Russia) -  steel, gold, coal, broken stone
3. #55 Vladimir Potanin (Russia) -   nickel, copper, cobalt, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium, other metals, coal
4. #59 Vladimir Lisin (Russia) -  steel, limestone, dolomite, coal
5. #61 German Larrea Mota Velasco & family (Mexico) - copper, molybdenum, silver, coal
6. #70 Gina Rinehart (Australia) - iron ore
7. #74 Iris Fontbona & family (Chile) - copper, molybdenum, gold
8. #87 Andrew Forrest (Australia) - iron ore
9. #99 Alisher Usmanov (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
10. #103 Dhanin Chearavanont (Thailand) - iron ore, steel, aluminium, bauxite,  alumina, magnetite, coal, manganese
11. #105 Andrey Melnichenko (Russia) -  baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron  concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, potash fertilizers, coal
12. #117 Radhakishan Damani (India) - limestone
13.  #124 Suleiman Kerimov & family (Russia) - silver, gold, copper, steel, potassium fertilizers
14. #128 Mikhail Fridman (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
15. #133 Lakshmi Mittal (India, United Kingdom) - steel, coal
16. #142 Roman Abramovich (Russia, Israel) -  steel, coal, vanadium, nickel, cobalt,  copper, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium
17. #161 Wang Wenyin (China) - copper, tungsten
18. #168 Kumar Birla (India) - aluminium, copper, limestone,  iron ore, ferro alloys, coal, dolomite, precious metals,  phosphoric fertilisers, diamond
19. #169 Dang Yanbao (China) - coal
20. #191 Aliko Dangote (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
21. #193 Mikhail Prokhorov (Russia) -  aluminum, nickel, copper, platinum, palladium, cobalt, gold, other metals, coal
22. #195 Viktor Rashnikov (Russia) -  steel, coal
23. #224 German Khan (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
24. #234 Savitri Jindal & family (India) - steel, coal
25. #234 Iskander Makhmudov (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper, steel
26. #255 Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family (Mexico) -  silver, gold, zinc, lead, bismuth, cadmium, magnesite, copper
27. #262 Viktor Vekselberg (Russia, Cyprus) - aluminum, copper, recycling scrap copper
28. #274 Benu Gopal Bangur (India) - limestone, coal
29.  #288 Andrei Skoch & family (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
30. #288 George Soros (United States, Hungary) - gold
31.  #288 Zheng Shuliang & family (China) - aluminum,  bauxite
32. #297 Nassef Sawiris (Egypt) - limestone
33. #308 Nicky Oppenheimer & family (South Africa) -  diamond
34. #316 Alexei Kuzmichev  (Russia, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
35. #323 David Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper, recycling  scrap metals
36. #323 Simon Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper
37. #327 Alexander Abramov (Russia, Cyprus) - steel, coal, vanadium
38. #327 Rinat Akhmetov (Ukraine) - steel, iron concentrate, ferroalloys, limestone, coal
39. #352 Michael Kadoorie (Hong Kong) - coal
40. #369 Igor Altushkin (Russia) - copper,  zinc, gold, silver
41. #369 Bajaj brothers (India) - steel, coal
42. #369 Ludwig Merckle (Germany) - limestone, natural stone aggregates (sand and gravel), crushed aggregates (stone chippings and crushed stones)
43. #380 Guo Guangchang (China) - steel, iron ore, gold
44. #391 Fredrik Lundberg (Sweden) - steel, recycling steel scrap
45. #391 Dmitry Rybolovlev (Russia, Cyprus, Monaco) - potassium fertilizers
46. #404 Liu Yongxing (China) - aluminum, alumina, coal, polycrystalline silicon
47. #418 Dennis Washington (United States) - copper, molybdenum, diamond
48. #421 Andrei Kozitsyn (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, steel, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
49. #451 Andrei Guriev & family (Russia) -  potassium fertilizers, phosphates, feed phosphates
50. #472 Chen Fashu (China) - gold, copper, tin, lead, zinc, tungsten, platinum, iron
51. #502 Ivan Glasenberg (Switzerland) - aluminum, nickel, zinc, copper, lead, ferroalloys, coal, bauxite, iron ore
52. #529 Shen Guojun (China) - silver, gold
53. #529 Yu Yong (China) - molybdenum, cobalt, niobium, copper, tungsten, gold, phosphate fertilizers, feed supplements, phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid, byproducts (gypsum and hexafluorosilicic acid)
54. #539 Ruan Hongliang & family  (China) - quartz
55. #561 Lin Xiucheng & family  (China) - recycling scrap steel
56. #574 Abdulsamad Rabiu (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
57. #589 Bidzina Ivanishvili (Georgia, Russia, France) - iron ore
58. #589 Issad Rebrab & family (Algeria) - quartz sand, dolomite
59. #589 Thomas Schmidheiny (Switzerland) - gravel, sand, natural stone aggregates, limestone
60. #622 Vladimir Kim (Kazakhstan) - copper, zinc, silver,  gold, coal
61. #638 Viatcheslav Kantor (Russia, United Kingdom, Israel) - potassium fertilizers
62. #638 Miao Hangen (China) - sand
63. #638 Sami Mnaymneh (United States) -  gypsum, anhydrite, limestone, sand, gravel, basalt
64. #638 Sergei Popov (Russia) - coal, baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, recycling scrap metal
65. #638 Tony Tamer (United States) -  gypsum, anhydrite, limestone, sand, gravel, basalt
66. #665 Rakesh Jhunjhunwala (India) - iron ore, gold, aluminium, coal, pig iron, foundry coke
67.  #665 Lee Yin Yee (China) - silica sand
68. #665 Paul Singer (United States) -  copper, gold, silver, uranium, zinc, molybdenum, silver, nickel, coal, iron ore, potash fertilizers
69. #665 Kerry Stokes (Australia) - iron ore, gold
70. #680 Fang Wei (China) - iron ore, steel
71. #705 Daniel Kretinsky (Czechia) - coal
72. #705 Julio Ponce Lerou (Chile) - lithium (lithium carbonate, lithium hydroxide), potassium fertilizers, potassium chloride, potassium sulfate, potassium nitrate, potassium, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride, magnesium chloride hexahydrate (bischofite), sodium chloride, sodium nitrate, silvinite, boric acid, iodine, copper, gold, silver, molybdenum
73. #727 Du Jiangtao & family (China) - limestone, coal, ferrosilicon smelting
74. #727 Koon Poh Keong (Malaysia) - aluminium, bauxite, alumina
75. #727 Ira Rennert (United States) - steel, magnesium, lead, copper, zinc, recycling lead
76. #727 Marc Rowan (United States) -  potassium fertilizer (sulfate of potash), salt, magnesium chloride
77. #775 Daniel D'Aniello (United States) -  coal
78. #775 Oleg Deripaska (Russia, Cyprus) - aluminum, coal, ferromolybdenum, nickel, copper, cobalt, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium, other metals
79. #775 Clive Palmer (Australia) -  iron ore, coal, nickel, cobalt
80. #775 Karsanbhai Patel (India) - limestone

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

REE vs FERTILIZERS

While hundreds of naive investors believe in flattering speeches and hoping to becoming REE KINGS, real Billionaires receive billions from investments in commonplace FERTILIZERS.
None of the 800 billionaires in any country have invested in rare earth elements in mining (REE)?
What miracles do you expect?  

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 

Buy a Great Metal Ax

He: “Buy a Great Metal Ax of our Primeval Metallurgical Company!” 

I: “Excuse me, but your ax is made of stone!” 

He: “Buddy! It looks like you are behind the times! 

Yes, our axes are made of stone. But scientists have found that Mineral is the same as Metal. 

Stone is a mineral. Mineral is metal. Hence, our axes are metal! 

We have a certificate for it. 

I also suggest that you purchase the super reliable AAA shares of our Primeval Metallurgical Company! 

This is the perfect investment!” 

I: “Censored” 

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya, March 12, 2021

THE MODELING OF THE HARDENING VELOCITY By Ph.D. Igor Bobin

 

The hardening is an important physical process at the industrial production. The most famous examples are pelletizing of iron ore or briquetting of coal and peat. We spoke about the hardening kinetics in the articles [1-3].
Analytical curves of the hardening kinetics for the ore briquetting are shown in Fig.1. 

                     Fig 1. The hardening kinetic curves obtained at the modeling [1-3] by formulas:              (1) - artificial desiccation and (2) - native desiccation Time is presented in seconds

 Now we shall deal with hardening velocity or hardening rate. What is that?

Hardening velocity (rate) vS is ratio of the compressive strength of specimen Rs to unit of time t. Hardening velocity is derivative of time vS = dRs /dt  (Pa / sec).

Our modeling approach to the hardening kinetics allows carry direct calculation of the hardening velocity, pioneering move. Formulas (1) and (2) of the hardening kinetics are presented in articles [1-3].

I have proposed the following my own formula with delay for the direct analytical calculations of the hardening velocity vS (the differential equation in the operational form of Laplace).

The parameters Rs max, rs0, τ and T are determined from an experimental data of the hardening process.

The mathematical model (3) of the hardening velocity vS of the first order with delay is Transfer Function W(s), which is convenient for modeling using MATLAB. The mathematical model (3) has enough accuracy for engineering calculations.

The parameters Rs max, rs0, τ, τtr and T2 are determined from an experimental data of the hardening process.

The mathematical model (4) of the hardening velocity vc of the second order with delay is Transfer Function W(s), which is convenient for modeling using MATLAB. The mathematical model (4) provides very high accuracy of scientific calculations and engineering.

Analytical curves of the hardening velocity are shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.

Fig 2. The hardening velocity curves obtained at the modeling by formulas                
(3) - artificial desiccation and (4) - native desiccation. Time is presented in seconds

 

Fig 3. The hardening velocity curves obtained at the modeling by formulas                
(3) - artificial desiccation and (4) - native desiccation. Time is presented in hours

The use of I. Bobin's operational formulas of the hardening kinetics and velocity allows:
1. Reduce the cost of obtaining products with the required strength.
2. Effectively manage the process of hardening of products.
3. Optimize the process of hardening finished products and semi-finished products.
4. Reduce the number of production areas.
5. Reduce the cost of drying and hardening products.

In this manner the modeling of hardening kinetics is an indispensable tool for analisis of the mineral technology and other. The immediate analytical description and a visual representation of the hardening velocity in time are very important for solving optimization problem of production processing. The formulas of the hardening velocity can be used everywhere with success where a product (or semi-product) acquires strength over time.

Free pdf 

 References
1. Igor Bobin, Natalia Petrovskaya. «THE MODELING OF THE HARDENING KINETICS» News aggregation Linkedin Pulse.  August 26, 2017 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/modeling-hardening-kinetics-igor-bobin-ph-d-?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_post_details%3BFQp56PbETLirkMAYTZZg%2Fw%3D%3D
2. Igor Bobin, Natalia Petrovskaya «THE MODELING OF THE HARDENING KINETICS» Web resurs "MINERAL MODELING". August 25, 2017 https://sites.google.com/site/mineralmodeling/hardening-modeling/the-modeling-of-the-hardening-kinetics
3. Igor Bobin, Natalia Petrovskaya. «THE MODELING OF THE HARDENING KINETICS» Open publishing platform Scribd. August 25, 2017 https://ru.scribd.com/document/357243590/THE-MODELING-OF-THE-HARDENING-KINETICS

© Ph.D. Igor Bobin
September 24, 2017
mineral.modeling@protonmail.com

 

Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-70)

 Forbes World's Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-70):
1. #24 Gautam Adani & family (India) - coal
2. #51  Alexei Mordashov (Russia) -  steel, gold, coal, broken stone
3. #55 Vladimir Potanin (Russia) -   nickel, copper, cobalt, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium, other metals, coal
4. #59 Vladimir Lisin (Russia) -  steel, limestone, dolomite, coal
5. #61 German Larrea Mota Velasco & family (Mexico) - copper, molybdenum, silver, coal
6. #70 Gina Rinehart (Australia) - iron ore
7. #74 Iris Fontbona & family (Chile) - copper, molybdenum, gold
8. #87 Andrew Forrest (Australia) - iron ore
9. #99 Alisher Usmanov (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
10. #103 Dhanin Chearavanont (Thailand) - iron ore, steel, aluminium, bauxite,  alumina, magnetite, coal, manganese
11. #105 Andrey Melnichenko (Russia) -  baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron  concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, potash fertilizers, coal
12. #117 Radhakishan Damani (India) - limestone
13.  #124 Suleiman Kerimov & family (Russia) - silver, gold, copper, steel, potassium fertilizers
14. #128 Mikhail Fridman (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
15. #133 Lakshmi Mittal (India, United Kingdom) - steel, coal
16. #142 Roman Abramovich (Russia, Israel) -  steel, coal, vanadium, nickel, cobalt,  copper, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium
17. #161 Wang Wenyin (China) - copper, tungsten
18. #168 Kumar Birla (India) - aluminium, copper, limestone,  iron ore, ferro alloys, coal, dolomite, precious metals,  phosphoric fertilisers, diamond
19. #169 Dang Yanbao (China) - coal
20. #191 Aliko Dangote (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
21. #193 Mikhail Prokhorov (Russia) -  aluminum, nickel, copper, platinum, palladium, cobalt, gold, other metals, coal
22. #195 Viktor Rashnikov (Russia) -  steel, coal
23. #224 German Khan (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
24. #234 Savitri Jindal & family (India) - steel, coal
25. #234 Iskander Makhmudov (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
26. #255 Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family (Mexico) -  silver, gold, zinc, lead, bismuth, cadmium, magnesite, copper
27. #262 Viktor Vekselberg (Russia, Cyprus) - aluminum, copper, recycling scrap copper
28. #274 Benu Gopal Bangur (India) - limestone, coal
29.  #288 Andrei Skoch & family (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
30. #288 George Soros (United States, Hungary) - gold
31.  #288 Zheng Shuliang & family (China) - aluminum,  bauxite
32. #297 Nassef Sawiris (Egypt) - limestone
33. #308 Nicky Oppenheimer & family (South Africa) -  diamond
34. #316 Alexei Kuzmichev  (Russia, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
35. #323 David Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper, recycling  scrap metals
36. #323 Simon Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper
37. #327 Alexander Abramov (Russia, Cyprus) - steel, coal, vanadium
38. #327 Rinat Akhmetov (Ukraine) - steel, iron concentrate, ferroalloys, limestone, coal
39. #352 Michael Kadoorie (Hong Kong) - coal
40. #369 Igor Altushkin (Russia) - copper,  zinc, gold, silver
41. #369 Bajaj brothers (India) - steel, coal
42. #369 Ludwig Merckle (Germany) - limestone, natural stone aggregates (sand and gravel), crushed aggregates (stone chippings and crushed stones)
43. #380 Guo Guangchang (China) - steel, iron ore, gold
44. #391 Fredrik Lundberg (Sweden) - steel, recycling steel scrap
45. #391 Dmitry Rybolovlev (Russia, Cyprus, Monaco) - potassium fertilizers
46. #404 Liu Yongxing (China) - aluminum, alumina, coal, polycrystalline silicon
47. #418 Dennis Washington (United States) - copper, molybdenum, diamond
48. #421 Andrei Kozitsyn (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
49. #451 Andrei Guriev & family (Russia) -  potassium fertilizers, phosphates, feed phosphates
50. #472 Chen Fashu (China) - gold, copper, tin, lead, zinc, tungsten, platinum, iron
51. #502 Ivan Glasenberg (Switzerland) - aluminum, nickel, zinc, copper, lead, ferroalloys, coal, bauxite, iron ore
52. #529 Shen Guojun (China) - silver, gold
53. #529 Yu Yong (China) - molybdenum, cobalt, niobium, copper, tungsten, gold, phosphates
54. #539 Ruan Hongliang & family  (China) - quartz
55. #561 Lin Xiucheng & family  (China) - recycling scrap steel
56. #574 Abdulsamad Rabiu (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
57. #589 Bidzina Ivanishvili (Georgia, Russia, France) - iron ore
58. #589 Issad Rebrab & family (Algeria) - quartz sand, dolomite
59. #589 Thomas Schmidheiny (Switzerland) - gravel, sand, natural stone aggregates, limestone
60. #622 Vladimir Kim (Kazakhstan) - copper, zinc, silver,  gold, coal
61. #638 Viatcheslav Kantor (Russia, United Kingdom, Israel) - potassium fertilizers
62. #638 Miao Hangen (China) - sand
63. #638 Sami Mnaymneh (United States) -  gypsum, anhydrite, limestone, sand, gravel, basalt
64. #638 Sergei Popov (Russia) - coal, baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, recycling scrap metal
65. #638 Tony Tamer (United States) -  gypsum, anhydrite, limestone, sand, gravel, basalt
66. #665 Rakesh Jhunjhunwala (India) - iron ore, gold, aluminium, coal, pig iron, foundry coke
67.  #665 Lee Yin Yee (China) - silica sand
68. #665 Paul Singer (United States) -  copper, gold, silver, uranium, zinc, molybdenum, silver, nickel, coal, iron ore, potash fertilizers
69. #665 Kerry Stokes (Australia) - iron ore, gold
70. #680 Fang Wei (China) - iron ore, steel

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

 

HOW TO LOSE EVERYTHING. Bad advice on investment at mining

By Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

The first bad advice. If someone persistently urges you to invest in the "True matter", "The Eighth Wonder of the World", etc., then always agree! You thing that it is insulting to miss such a direct possibility of multiplying your capitals! 
It's the same as playing in the Casino. But after all, the casinos are full of people! May be it will give you confidence.

My comments on the situation:
But most likely everything will happen quite the contrary...

Some people scold me that I advised you to make an accurate calculation before investing in something, such as a mineral deposit. This can be understood. After all, the casino also does not welcome MathPlayers!

But I am a disinterested person. Invest in what you want! And as much as possible!
Anyway, tomorrow you all will come to me with your so-called "mineral deposits" for my help to return to you at least part of your lost money. After all, except me, no one can really help you with the case... All others are just talking and promising.

And only that man, who is wise, will come to me today to get advice before investing, to get the gain. This is your money! You choose!


Bad advice 2. Believe the promises of brokers, geologists, consultants, friends and acquaintances! Believe a large number of likes and positive comments at the Internet, a large number of signatures and recommendations of authorized persons. Do not hesitate, do not delve into the process, do not check anything, just buy or invest!
Here are a lot of them! They have a unanimous opinion, so it is true. They know what they say, probably?!

The main thing is to do it very quickly! What the independent experts and independent additional samples and studies? Just no time! Such treasure will immediately go to someone more nimble!

Anyway, that’s how many papers already signed. Enough of these documents! After all, these authorized people with degrees could not sign something if they were not completely sure that everything is OK! However, confuses the fact that many of the signatories were from different countries and very distant … But it is even better! World experience in action! However, do these respected people with degrees know about their signatures on documents?
Let your hope warms you that billionaires, who make their fortunes in mining, exist and you will soon join their ranks.


My expert opinion on this situation

Tell me, would you buy a work of art for several hundred million dollars without the conclusion of several independent experts? Probably not.

There are very few true experts in art, but there are a lot of fakes. The services of experts are expensive, but much cheaper than the price of the very work of art. Only experts can distinguish a masterpiece from a fake. Fraudsters often forge their signatures, and experts themselves are subjected to pressure and threats.

I am a disinterested person. I do not care. It is your choice, your money and your decision.
 

But no one can make a masterpiece from a fake. This is cheating and / or self-deception. However, there are always those who are happy to be deceived.

At mining, everything is like at art, only more complicated. There is no clear boundary between the fake and the original. After all, one master – Mother Nature, creates both. She has one style for all her works: masterpieces, drafts and just creative garbage. Try to distinguish them!

The price of the issue: Several billion dollars (or more) spent on the mineral field, infrastructure and plant (a typical project without calculations).
Then, without seeing tangible results, you will start going to the laboratories for many years so that they can get at least something from your “ore” for you. After decades, you will pay for the services of almost all laboratories in the world.
Why do you need all this?

As a result, you will come to me with the last hope. I undertake the implementation of only those projects that can be implemented with a guaranteed profit at the present level of development of science and technology. But I do not undertake the implementation of projects that can not be completed in 1-3 years.   More…

Consider each “mineral field” as fake until you CONVINCINGLY prove the opposite!

 A wise person will first get my conclusion from me directly to know if the discovery is a true mine, or is it another fake.  More…

Good luck!

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya 

 
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Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-60)

 Forbes World's Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-60):

1. #24 Gautam Adani & family (India) - coal
2. #51  Alexei Mordashov (Russia) -  steel, gold, coal, broken stone
3. #55 Vladimir Potanin (Russia) -   nickel, copper, cobalt, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium, other metals, coal
4. #59 Vladimir Lisin (Russia) -  steel, limestone, dolomite, coal
5. #61 German Larrea Mota Velasco & family (Mexico) - copper, molybdenum, silver, coal
6. #70 Gina Rinehart (Australia) - iron ore
7. #74 Iris Fontbona & family (Chile) - copper, molybdenum, gold
8. #87 Andrew Forrest (Australia) - iron ore
9. #99 Alisher Usmanov (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
10. #103 Dhanin Chearavanont (Thailand) - iron ore, steel, aluminium, bauxite,  alumina, magnetite, coal, manganese
11. #105 Andrey Melnichenko (Russia) -  baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron  concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, potash fertilizers, coal
12. #117 Radhakishan Damani (India) - limestone
13.  #124 Suleiman Kerimov & family (Russia) - gold, potassium fertilizers
14. #128 Mikhail Fridman (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
15. #133 Lakshmi Mittal (India, United Kingdom) - steel, coal
16. #142 Roman Abramovich (Russia, Israel) -  steel, coal, vanadium, nickel, cobalt,  copper, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium
17. #161 Wang Wenyin (China) - copper, tungsten
18. #168 Kumar Birla (India) - aluminium, copper, limestone,  iron ore, ferro alloys, coal, dolomite, precious metals,  phosphoric fertilisers, diamond
19. #169 Dang Yanbao (China) - coal
20. #191 Aliko Dangote (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
21. #193 Mikhail Prokhorov (Russia) -  aluminum, nickel, copper, platinum, palladium, cobalt, gold, other metals, coal
22. #195 Viktor Rashnikov (Russia) -  steel, coal
23. #224 German Khan (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
24. #234 Savitri Jindal & family (India) - steel, coal
25. #234 Iskander Makhmudov (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
26. #255 Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family (Mexico) -  silver, gold, zinc, lead, bismuth, cadmium, magnesite, copper
27. #262 Viktor Vekselberg (Russia, Cyprus) - aluminum, copper, recycling scrap copper
28. #274 Benu Gopal Bangur (India) - limestone, coal
29.  #288 Andrei Skoch & family (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
30. #288 George Soros (United States, Hungary) - gold
31.  #288 Zheng Shuliang & family (China) - aluminum,  bauxite
32. #297 Nassef Sawiris (Egypt) - limestone
33. #308 Nicky Oppenheimer & family (South Africa) -  diamond
34. #316 Alexei Kuzmichev  (Russia, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
35. #323 David Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper, recycling  scrap metals
36. #323 Simon Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper
37. #327 Alexander Abramov (Russia, Cyprus) - steel, coal, vanadium
38. #327 Rinat Akhmetov (Ukraine) - steel, iron concentrate, ferroalloys, limestone, coal
39. #352 Michael Kadoorie (Hong Kong) - coal
40. #369 Igor Altushkin (Russia) - copper,  zinc, gold, silver
41. #369 Bajaj brothers (India) - steel, coal
42. #369 Ludwig Merckle (Germany) - limestone, natural stone aggregates (sand and gravel), crushed aggregates (stone chippings and crushed stones)
43. #380 Guo Guangchang (China) - steel, iron ore, gold
44. #391 Fredrik Lundberg (Sweden) - steel, recycling steel scrap
45. #391 Dmitry Rybolovlev (Russia, Cyprus, Monaco) - potassium fertilizers
46. #404 Liu Yongxing (China) - aluminum, alumina, coal, polycrystalline silicon
47. #418 Dennis Washington (United States) - copper, molybdenum, diamond
48. #421 Andrei Kozitsyn (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
49. #451 Andrei Guriev & family (Russia) -  potassium fertilizers, phosphates, feed phosphates
50. #472 Chen Fashu (China) - gold, copper, tin, lead, zinc, tungsten, platinum, iron
51. #502 Ivan Glasenberg (Switzerland) - aluminum, nickel, zinc, copper, lead, ferroalloys, coal, bauxite, iron ore
52. #529 Shen Guojun (China) - silver, gold
53. #529 Yu Yong (China) - molybdenum, cobalt, niobium, copper, tungsten, gold, phosphates
54. #539 Ruan Hongliang & family  (China) - quartz
55. #561 Lin Xiucheng & family  (China) - recycling scrap steel
56. #574 Abdulsamad Rabiu (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
57. #589 Bidzina Ivanishvili (Georgia, Russia, France) - iron ore
58. #589 Issad Rebrab & family (Algeria) - quartz sand, dolomite
59. #589 Thomas Schmidheiny (Switzerland) - gravel, sand, natural stone aggregates, limestone
60. #622 Vladimir Kim (Kazakhstan) - copper, zinc, silver,  gold, coal

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Analysis of education of Top 51-60. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

6 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.
Of these, 4 have education in business and economics,
0 - metallurgy and mining.
3 Billionaires are masters. 2 Billionaires are PhD.
Some billionaires from Nigeria, Algeria and China did not attend the University.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

  References
        https://www.forbes.com
        https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Analysis of education of Top 41-50. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

9 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.

Of these,
4 have education in business and economics,
1 - law,
1 - metallurgy and mining.
The rest of the Billionaires are educated in medicine, physical education and agriculture.

One of them is a master. 

Only the US Billionaire did not attend university.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

  References

1.     https://www.forbes.com
2.     https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Why does Chile, US and some other countries help Russia pursue me? or Bees against honey!

I understand that the Russians are angry that I left them. I am a high-class specialist who now continues to independently solve world problems in the field of mineral processing.

I developed technological solutions on metallurgical plants that allowed billionaires from the Forbes list to get billions in real profits, but not bubbles.

Why does Chile, US and some other countries help Russia pursue me?
Bees against honey?
What do you need? What don't you like? I am ready to help you.

I left Russia not from a good life. My university professor’s salary was about $ 300 dollars per month (Ph.D, Dr.), but the rector’s salary was $ 330000 dollars per year (only official salary).  Knowledgeable people said that the rector’s income was more than $ 1 million dollars a year.

P.S. I do not work with Russia, Chile and the United States.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 Thursday, 9 May 2019  More

Analysis of education of Top 31-40. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

6 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.
Of these,
4 have education in business and economics,
1 - metallurgy and mining.
One of them is a master. 1 Billionaires  is PhD.

Thus, 4 out of 6 billionaires of mining from Top 31-40 have an business and economics education and only 1 has an education in metallurgical & mining.

Somt Billionaires from United Kingdom, Egypt, China do not have higher education. This did not stop them from becoming billionaires. 

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 References

1.     https://www.forbes.com
2.     https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Analysis of education of Top 21-30. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

8 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.
Of these,
4 have education in business and economics,
1 - metallurgy and mining. (However, he has two educations: in mining and economics.)
1 Billionaires  is PhD.

Thus, 4 out of 8 billionaires of mining from Top 21-30 have an business and economics education and only 1 has an education in metallurgical & mining.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Analysis of education of Top 11-20. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

8 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.
Of these,
6 have education in business and economics,
1 - law,
1 - metallurgy and mining.
3 Billionaires are masters in business and economics,  1 Billionaires  is PhD in economics. 

Thus, 6 out of 8 billionaires of mining from Top 11-20 have an business and economics education and only 1 has an education in metallurgical & mining.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

 

Analysis of education of Top 1-10. Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY.

6 out of 10 Billionaires graduated from the university.
Of these,
3 have education in business and economics,
1 - law,
1 - metallurgy and mining.
Only one of them has an education in mining (However, he has two educations: in mining and economics.)
The rest of the Billionaires are educated in biology, administration.
One of them is a master.
2 Billionaires (India and Australia) studied business and economics but did not graduate from university.
Some Billionaires from Chile, Mexico,  did not attend the university. This did not stop them from becoming billionaires. 

 

Thus, 3 out of 6 billionaires of mining from Top 1-10 have an business and economics education and only 1 has an education in metallurgical & mining.

This means that to become a billionaire in mining you need to either have rich relatives or an economic education.

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 Reference

1. https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/
   
2.  https://www.wikipedia.org
3. https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2021/engineering-mineral-mining  

BILLIONAIRES vs. UNIVERSITIES

 

 BILLIONAIRES vs. UNIVERSITIES. MINING & METALLURGY & MINERALS.

For universities, I used the ranking The QS World University Rankings by Subject  2021. Mineral & Mining Engineering. A total of 60 universities. More
United States - 18 %
Australia - 18 %
Canada - 10 %
China - 8 %
Germany - 5 %
Other - 41 %

For billionaires, I used  Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY & MINERAL. A total  of 60 billionaires. More
Russia - 33 %
China - 17 %
India - 12 %
Other - 38 %

The number of billionaires in the FORBES ranking exceeds the number of universities in the QS ranking in the following countries: Russia, China,  India, United Kingdom, Mexico, Switzerland, Nigeria, Hong Kong, Sweden, Thailand, Egypt, Ukraine, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Algeria.

The number of universities in the QS ranking exceeds the number of billionaires in the  FORBES ranking in the following countries: United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, South Africa, Chile, Japan, Turkey, Spain, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, France, Italy, Brazil, South Korea.
IF YOU'RE SO SMART WHY AREN'T YOU RICH?

Country - Number of universities in the ranking/Number of billionaires in the ranking
United States - 11/2
Australia - 11/2
Canada - 6/0
China - 5/10
Germany - 3/1
Russia - 2/20
India - 2/7
South Africa - 2/1
Chile - 2/1
Japan  - 2/0
Turkey  - 2/0
Spain  - 2/0
Malaysia  - 2/0
United Kingdom - 1/2
Mexico - 1/2
Saudi Arabia - 1/0
Netherlands  - 1/0
France  - 1/0
Italy  - 1/0
Brazil  - 1/0
South Korea - 1/0
Switzerland  0/2
Nigeria - 0/2
Hong Kong - 0/1
Sweden - 0/1
Thailand - 0/1
Egypt - 0/1
Ukraine - 0/1
Georgia - 0/1
Kazakhstan - 0/1
Algeria - 0/1

 Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 Reference

1.  https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2021/engineering-mineral-mining
2.  https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/

The investor asks me: "Help me get back at least some of my investment!" FORGET ABOUT THE MONEY SPENT!

 The investor asks me: "I bought a mineral deposits. Five years have passed. Many research laboratories in the world have done experiments. No one can get anything. Do at least something! I've already spent a lot of money. Help me return at least part of the money invested."

I always start with a theoretical analysis of the ore. This is my know-how. I am the only specialist in the world who does this. More

I made calculations and told the investor: "Forget about the money spent and this field. Now you have spent millions and have no result.
You can spend another 20 years and spend billions and you won't have results either."

And only that man, who is wise, will come to me today to get advice before investing.  
 
This is your money! You choose! 

You can do "Assessing Investment Risks in Mining".

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 

You feel a pity for to stop it all, because you have already given the contractor a lot of money

    Excerpt from the article "TEN  SIGNS  OF  A  SWINDLE"

Assume that you are an owner or a manager of mining and metallurgical Plant, and you have a need to solve some complex technical problem (to develop a project of a new Plant, a new technology, to optimize the processes, to change the equipment, software, etc.). You can't do it yourself, because you don't have experts. By an advice of friends you are accessing to the mediation company offering engineering services and much other. "They will help me for sure here! It's all so serious, it's almost a ministry!" Maybe so. But you should not relax. After all, only you are interested in a solution of your problem. All others are only interested in your money and no one is going to save your money. That's for sure!

However, enough the presence of the following features to recognize an unscrupulous contractor: 

Bubble. Under various pretexts, Contractor is actively trying to attract to the implementation of the project as much as possible quantity of performers and subcontractors (often from different countries).
He also clearly justifies the need to divide the project into numerous intermediate parts and sub-parts. Contractor justifies the need for a large quantity of experiments, analysis, tests, consultations.
Why? Indeed, in this case, it is much easier to justify the exaggerated budget of the project and to dilute responsibility for the final result. Who is a culpable, that it didn't work? Immediately one could not tell it. "It's been a part of the project, and it is made with quality! Let's look at a new project, all these things can be improved!"

And your looting continues. 

The worse the work is done, the more contractor earns with additional services to further improve of some things. 

And you feel a pity for to stop it all, 
because you have already given the contractor a lot of money.

Free download of article  "TEN  SIGNS  OF  A  SWINDLE" in pdf

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya 

IMHO, If a researcher can just "eat money" for years without getting the expected final result, then he will do so (Murphy's Law)

Friday, 1 November 2019. One asked me: "What is the economic efficiency of project and environmental benefits of such projects: "The West Virginia Water Research Institute at West Virginia University has been awarded $5 million by the U.S. Department of Energy to continue Rare Earth Recovery Project, Build Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Facility"?"

I replied: "This project is unprofitable. Ecological benefit is very doubtful.
I very responsibly studied this issue for more than 10 years and defended my thesis doctoral on this issue in 2002." More

More than 2 years have passed. They've already spent $ 5 million and want more? The  West Virginia University received another $ 2.1 million because it was unable to complete these studies. Didn't they get positive results? Was I right again? 

IMHO, The fact is that it is unprofitable for a university, as a large social organism, to be especially prolific in science (research institute as well). He is fed by time. And the university is usually inclined to stretch time. More

If a researcher can just "eat money" for years without getting the expected final result, then he will do so (Murphy's Law). The increase in funding for research will only exacerbate this situation. More

 THEREFORE  WE ARE  DOING PERSONAL RESEARCH! More

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 

 Reference

1. https://wvutoday.wvu.edu/stories/2019/10/01/wvu-awarded-5-million-to-continue-rare-earth-project-build-acid-mine-drainage-treatment-facility
2. https://wvutoday.wvu.edu/stories/2021/04/21/from-pollutant-to-resource-wvu-scientists-push-rare-earth-element-technologies-closer-to-production
3. http://beneficiation1.blogspot.com/2018/06/breakthrough-in-future-of-mining.html
4. https://gladiolus1.blogspot.com/2020/05/why-are-we-doing-personal-research.html
5. https://gladiolus1.blogspot.com/2019/11/this-project-is-unprofitable-ecological.html
   

Forbes World’s Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-50)

 Forbes World's Billionaires List. The Richest in 2021. MINING & METALLURGY (Top 1-50):

1. #24 Gautam Adani & family (India) - coal
2. #51  Alexei Mordashov (Russia) -  steel, gold, coal, broken stone
3. #55 Vladimir Potanin (Russia) -   nickel, copper, cobalt, palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium, other metals, coal
4. #59 Vladimir Lisin (Russia) -  steel, limestone, dolomite, coal
5. #61 German Larrea Mota Velasco & family (Mexico) - copper, molybdenum, silver, coal
6. #70 Gina Rinehart (Australia) - iron ore
7. #74 Iris Fontbona & family (Chile) - copper, molybdenum, gold
8. #87 Andrew Forrest (Australia) - iron ore
9. #99 Alisher Usmanov (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
10. #103 Dhanin Chearavanont (Thailand) - iron ore, steel, aluminium, bauxite,  alumina, magnetite, coal, manganese
11. #105 Andrey Melnichenko (Russia) -  baddeleyite concentrate, apatite concentrate, iron  concentrate, phosphate fertilizers,  feed phosphates, potash fertilizers, coal
12. #117 Radhakishan Damani (India) - limestone
13.  #124 Suleiman Kerimov & family (Russia) - gold, potassium fertilizers
14. #128 Mikhail Fridman (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
15. #133 Lakshmi Mittal (India, United Kingdom) - steel, coal
16. #142 Roman Abramovich (Russia, Israel) -  steel, coal, vanadium, nickel, cobalt,  copper, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, gold, selenium, tellurium
17. #161 Wang Wenyin (China) - copper, tungsten
18. #168 Kumar Birla (India) - aluminium, copper, limestone,  iron ore, ferro alloys, coal, dolomite, precious metals,  phosphoric fertilisers, diamond
19. #169 Dang Yanbao (China) - coal
20. #191 Aliko Dangote (Nigeria) - limestone, coal
21. #193 Mikhail Prokhorov (Russia) -  aluminum, nickel, copper, platinum, palladium, cobalt, gold, other metals, coal
22. #195 Viktor Rashnikov (Russia) -  steel, coal
23. #224 German Khan (Russia, Israel, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
24. #234 Savitri Jindal & family (India) - steel, coal
25. #234 Iskander Makhmudov (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
26. #255 Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family (Mexico) -  silver, gold, zinc, lead, bismuth, cadmium, magnesite, copper
27. #262 Viktor Vekselberg (Russia) - aluminum, copper, recycling scrap copper
28. #274 Benu Gopal Bangur (India) - limestone, coal
29.  #288 Andrei Skoch & family (Russia) - steel, copper, iron ore
30. #288 George Soros (United States, Hungary) - gold
31.  #288 Zheng Shuliang & family (China) - aluminum,  bauxite
32. #297 Nassef Sawiris (Egypt) - limestone
33. #308 Nicky Oppenheimer & family (South Africa) -  diamond
34. #316 Alexei Kuzmichev  (Russia, United Kingdom) - recycling aluminum scrap, steel, coal
35. #323 David Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper, recycling  scrap metals
36. #323 Simon Reuben (United Kingdom) - aluminum, steel, copper
37. #327 Alexander Abramov (Russia, Cyprus) - steel, coal, vanadium
38. #327 Rinat Akhmetov (Ukraine) - steel, iron concentrate, ferroalloys, limestone, coal
39. #352 Michael Kadoorie (Hong Kong) - coal
40. #369 Igor Altushkin (Russia) - copper,  zinc, gold, silver
41. #369 Bajaj brothers (India) - steel, coal
42. #369 Ludwig Merckle (Germany) - limestone, natural stone aggregates (sand and gravel), crushed aggregates (stone chippings and crushed stones)
43. #380 Guo Guangchang (China) - steel, iron ore, gold
44. #391 Fredrik Lundberg (Sweden) - steel, recycling steel scrap
45. #391 Dmitry Rybolovlev (Russia, Cyprus, Monaco) - potassium fertilizers
46. #404 Liu Yongxing (China) - aluminum, alumina, coal, polycrystalline silicon
47. #418 Dennis Washington (United States) - copper, molybdenum, diamond
48. #421 Andrei Kozitsyn (Russia) - copper, zinc, lead, gold, coal, cadmium, indium, recycling scrap copper and waste copper
49. #451 Andrei Guriev & family (Russia) -  potassium fertilizers, phosphates, feed phosphates
50. #472 Chen Fashu (China) - gold, copper, tin, lead, zinc, tungsten, platinum, iron

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

References

1. https://www.forbes.com
2. https://www.wikipedia.org

ABOUT INVESTMENTS by Natalia Petrovskaya

Dear friends.
You offer me to develop a business in my country.

But, what country are we talking about? What does “my country” mean?
I am a man of the world, cosmopolitan. I am out of politics. I feel myself so. For me, all countries are mine.

See my diagram. Criteria of Petrovskaya: metals – minerals – deposits – technologies. Where is no the country, the state.

  

I look and choose only minerals and deposits. But not  countries. I can choose the best deposit, equipment, reagents, create  technology and get profit.

As for the political system, stability, etc., you decide which country is best for you business, I am not a politician.

As a person who is responsible and honest, I can tell you  frankly that I will not vouch for anyone (person, team, enterprise …).  I  am confident only in myself.

Therefore, if we are talking about relatively small investments (about USD 10-20 millions), then I can recommend you to invest in me, this is the most reliable investment.

So, my business plan is an investment in me and under my name. Then  we decide what is best for you, we can determine in detail the larger  investments (under USD 1 billion and more): where and how to do it  better. To determine this, I need to work hard and count.

No one (except the scammer) can tell you reliably on the fly: “Now this is the right thing to do! Invest only there!”
All the available information about the object, calculations and experience are needed to say this.

Hurry up, because I may be busy in another project very soon.

Respectfully,

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 

 Saturday, 27 October 2018

 

Under the ground lies a pile of stones, but there are no ingots!

 He persuades you to buy a occurrence:  "The deposit contains rare earth metals, gold, silver, copper, iron, titanium, vanadium, nickel, lead, tin ..."

You decided: "I buy!"

Several decades passed.  You invested several billion dollars.

You did not receive bullion of gold or silver, ingots of rare earth metals,  copper, iron, titanium, vanadium, nickel, lead, tin.

He told you that 100 tons of gold, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, silver, are found on under the ground. You can take them. Under the ground lies a pile of stones, but there are no ingots.

 But don't despair!

Imagine that you can predict the financial catastrophe 

of a mining enterprise or its success is 

much more early (10-20 years before this event)!? 

With the advent of "Assessment of investment risks in mining according to Petrovsky's criteria", you can already know the development of events for several decades ahead.   More

We do not have intermediaries. You can contact us directly:
benefication@protonmail.ch
mineral.modeling@protonmail.com
https://t.me/Ph_D_Natalia_Petrovskaya

Ph.D. Natalia Petrovskaya

 Sunday, 12 July 2020 More