
CarbonScope™
Screen activity, loading, inventory, attrition, regeneration and carbon-loss signals before changing product or operating strategy.
Liberate Process Intelligence™ turns a processing problem into a structured preliminary investigation — across grinding, flotation, gold recovery and reagents — before engineering resources are committed to the wrong issue.
You do not need to choose a software module. Start with the operating symptom and the platform will guide the investigation.
Know where you want to investigate? Go directly into a focused LM engineering assessment module. Each tool is designed to expose opportunity signals, evidence gaps and the validation required before site implementation.
Interrogate the grinding circuit as a system — not as an isolated mill. Select the actual flowsheet and screen SAG/AG duty, pebble recycle, ball-mill performance, classification and media context.

Screen activity, loading, inventory, attrition, regeneration and carbon-loss signals before changing product or operating strategy.

Structure the investigation around gold extraction, solution losses, adsorption conditions and circuit residence-time context.

Connect ore, chemistry and machine conditions to froth stability, mass pull, grade and recovery rather than assessing frother dose alone.

Compare reagent dose, unit cost and metallurgical response against a baseline so technical performance and economics stay connected.

Structure WAD-CN load, treatment target, economics and validation requirements while keeping chemical dosing decisions outside the public tool.

Screen slurry density, solids-by-volume, simple-viscosity context and transport risk before moving into detailed hydraulic design.

Screen flow, pipe velocity, static head and simplified hydraulic duty with explicit applicability limits and validation requirements.
Start with the plant symptom, commodity and evidence you have. LM will route the preliminary investigation to the most relevant module.
The public tools are designed to identify an investigation pathway, evidence gaps and the next validation step. They deliberately do not prescribe site operating changes from generic inputs.
Rather than producing an unexplained score, the platform identifies missing evidence such as aligned historian data, PSDs, circuit survey information, hardness/testwork or consumable history.
After the Quick Check, users can request a branded preliminary assessment that is easier to circulate internally — including the opportunity signal, evidence level, missing data and recommended validation scope.
Sites, assessments, opportunities and LM review status in one place.
Keep assessments attached to the right operation and plant.
Saved engineering assessments and LM-review status.
Where an assessment has moved into LM engineering review, consulting or consumables follow-up.
Send a technical question or request review of a saved assessment.
Your account, organisation and platform acceptance history.
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V6.3.7 legal draft · 20 Aug 2026 · final Australian legal review recommended before commercial reliance.
Companies, assessments and opportunities generated through Process Intelligence.
Liberate Process Intelligence™, including GrindScope™, CarbonScope™, CILScope™, FrothScope™, ReagentScope™, DetoxScope™ and related tools, provides general technical information, preliminary engineering analysis and indicative calculations only.
Outputs are generated from information entered by the user together with generic engineering relationships, assumptions, engineering assessment criteria and/or analytical models. They do not constitute engineering design, professional engineering advice, process guarantees, operating instructions, safety advice, chemical dosing instructions, financial advice, or a recommendation to implement any plant or process change.
Actual plant performance may differ materially due to ore characteristics, mineralogy, sampling accuracy, equipment condition, process configuration, operating practices, instrumentation, reagent chemistry, environmental conditions and other site-specific factors.
No plant, equipment, control, reagent, chemical dosage, operating parameter or process change should be implemented solely on the basis of information generated by these tools. Proposed changes should be independently reviewed and validated by suitably qualified personnel using appropriate site data, testwork, risk assessment, OEM requirements and applicable operating, safety, environmental and regulatory procedures.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Liberate Metallurgy Pty Ltd excludes warranties, representations and liability concerning the accuracy, completeness, reliability, suitability or applicability of platform outputs and for loss or consequence arising from reliance on them. Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right, guarantee, remedy or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
The user is responsible for the accuracy, completeness, currency and lawful use of all information uploaded or entered. LM does not independently verify user data unless expressly engaged to do so.
Use of the platform does not create an engineer-client, consultant-client or other professional advisory relationship with Liberate Metallurgy Pty Ltd. A formal LM engineering engagement is required before site-specific engineering advice or recommendations are provided.
By using the platform, the user acknowledges these limitations and agrees that all outputs require appropriate site-specific engineering verification before reliance or implementation.
Use of Process Intelligence remains subject to site-specific engineering verification and Liberate Metallurgy's applicable Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.