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  • IOM3
    Analysis of transient IP decay curves: case study from Pisnari, Lalitpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India

    By P. Rama Krishna, B. Narasimha Rao, P. Ali i Peera

    Induced polarisation (IP) surveys are commonly used in uranium exploration programmes in India. The IP method is effective in detecting the disseminated metallic sulphides that are often associated wi

    Jan 4, 1993

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    Computer modelling of crystal surfaces applied to mineral treatment processes

    By A. M. Marabini, S. Battaglia, M. Ciriachi

    A computer program has been developed that produces graphic representations of the atomic structure of any crystallographic plane of a mineral. The information provided by the program relates to a pur

    Jan 4, 1992

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    Spotlight on FOSROC

    By NA NA

    Profile of FOSROC, manufacturers and suppliers of products for the mining industry.

    Jan 11, 1996

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    The industrial minerals sector in the United Kingdom; the importance of partnership between government and industry

    By Mike O'Shea

    Industrial minerals are extremely important to downstream industries and in our everyday lives. Their ontribution to the UK economy and to society as a whole is greatly underestimated. The industrial

    Jan 12, 1997

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    Broken Hill area, Australia, as a Proterozoic fold and thrust belt: implications for the Broken Hill base-metal deposit

    By A. L. W. Lips, T. J. R. Barclay, E. Rothery, S. H. White

    Paper presented at the conference Economic geology in Europe and beyond II, models for mineral deposits in sedimentary basins, held in Keyworth, UK, 13-14 April 1994 (originally entitled: The Broken H

    Jun 17, 1905

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    Preface (2a00466e-9a28-4c59-b79a-3ed1115d65b4)

    By Ruddle R. W.

    Although copper has been smelted for many years, relatively small attempt has been made in the past to examine the fundamental physical chemistry of the processes involved. Therefore, technological de

    Jan 1, 1953

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    Written contributions

    Jan 1, 1947

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    Official opening of Tunnelling '94 by Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish

    By J. J. Mackay

    The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the UK's Department of Transport introduced the symposium, approved its emphasis on environmental planning and the mitigation of environmental impact, dis

    Jun 16, 1905

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    Global Incorporated

    By G. Richards

    Application of the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies - the interconnection of uniquely identifiable embedded computing devices within the existing internet infrastructure - to the mining industry

    Apr 1, 2015

  • IOM3
    Some aspects of the pathology of pneumokoniosis: Part II - the action of mineral particles on the lung

    By A. Policard

    The question, of the pathogenesis of pneumokoniosis is very important not only from the social and economic points of view but also from the purely biological. The study of the pathogenesis of the dis

    Jan 1, 1947

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    Papua New Guinea - prepare to be flexible

    By M. Schwartz

    Hosting copper, gold, oil and liquefied natural gas, the country is an interesting target for miners. However, remote locations in inhospitable, unusual and difficult terrain cause problems. The gover

    May 1, 2015

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    Discussion of Mr. Henry Briggs's paper on 'A method for the rapid estimation of oxygen and blackdamp in the air of safety-lamp mines'

    Further discussion at the Mniing Institute of Scotland's annual general meeting held in Glasgow, 8th April 1916, of the paper published in Trans. I.Min.E. vol li, 1916, p.169-186 with discussion p.187

    Dec 1, 1916

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    Discussion of Mr. James Black's paper on 'Forming a shaft-pillar in thin seams', at the Mining Institute of Scotland's annual general meeting held in Glasgow, 8 April 1916

    Discussion continuing that published in Trans.I.MIn.E ., 1915, vol.L, p.449 and 1916, vol.LI, p.166, included contributions by Smith W., McLaren R., Gibson J., McCreath W., Sneddon J.B., Kirkpatrick J

    Dec 1, 1916

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    Corrosion continues to present multi-million pound losses to UK industry - but answers are available

    By P J. Borrington

    Offering 1000 hour salt spray protection, the KEYCOAT 1000 coating presents no chipping, cracking or deformation when hammered or flexed through 90 degrees or more. This cost-effective metal protectio

    Jan 4, 1997

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    The man from Penzance: Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829)

    By Asfa-Wossen L.

    Davy saw science to be the ultimate truth. He loved the utility and permanence of it and the feeling of progression. He was a bold chemist and an inventor, but he thought like a writer

    Feb 1, 2015

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    Discussion of Mr. Hiram H. Hirsch's paper on 'The Hirsch portable electric lamp'

    Discussion at the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers' general meeting held in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 8th April 1916, on the paper published in Trans. I.Min.E., vol.LI, 1916, p

    Dec 1, 1916

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    Discussions and contributions: Additives in iron ore pelletizing

    By D. F. Ball, P. R. Dawson, J. T. Fitton

    Report of discussion at December, 1970, IMM general meeting (Chairman: M. J. Cahalan, President) and contributed remarks on the paper published in Transactions/Section C (Mineral Processing & Extracti

    Dec 1, 1971

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    Back in the black

    By G. Richards

    Following on from the article in Materials World February 2015 (Asset 997) this article is the second half of a special focus on graphite. It looks at graphite's market prospects over the next few yea

    Mar 1, 2015

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    Discussion of Mr. C. Dickinson's paper entitled 'Description of water-dams in coal at Netherseal colliery'

    By Dickinson C.

    Discussion at the The Midland Counties Institution of Engineers' general meeting held in Nottingham on 6th May 1916, on the paper published in Trans. I.Min.E., vol.XLVIII, 1914, p.400, included brief

    Dec 1, 1916