Project & facility opportunities
Have material to characterize, a testwork program to prepare, or a facility requirement to explore? Start a conversation with TTL about the objective, the evidence already available and the work needed to move forward.
A defined question can be the beginning of a useful program. Discuss characterization, preparation for specialist analysis or project-specific testwork, including what can be scoped at TTL and what the broader program requires.
Bring a material questionStart with the material, the existing evidence and the decision you need to make.
Tell us about sample-size reduction, screening or size-fraction preparation requirements for an engineering or research program. Material, equipment and operating fit are reviewed before a scope is agreed.
Outline a preparation programUseful details include feed characteristics, target fractions, quantities and how the prepared material will be used.
A recurring requirement, equipment proposal or experienced operating team can open a different conversation. We welcome defined ideas for laboratory and preparation work, operating collaborations and staged facility development.
Discuss a collaborationDescribe the project, the role you could play and what you would need from the facility.
Make the opportunity concrete
You do not need a complete proposal to start. A clear objective and a little context help us establish whether there is a useful next step.
From interest to a defined scope
Describe the material, the decision you need to make and your timing.
Clarify the requirements, available information and proposed approach.
Confirm scope, material acceptance and arrangements before starting.
Use the findings to identify the next step for your project.
Project scope, material acceptance and site requirements are reviewed before work is agreed.
Start a conversation
Some projects begin with a sample. Others need a longer program, equipment or an operating partner.
