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Emerging Technologies for Ironmaking - An Indian Perspective
By Prasad S, Chatterjee S. S, Singh B. N
The chief source of metallic iron for steelmaking in India, even today, as it is in most part of the world, is through blast furnace (BF) route. This will continue to be so in the foreseeable future
Jan 1, 1999
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Notes on the Geology of the Pinnacles Mine and District
A homely simile will serve to epitomise an interpretation of the rock structures and associated phenomena of the block of country under review, as it appears to the writer.Disregarding the many thousa
Jan 1, 1927
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The Preparation of Sections of Copper-Lead Alloys For Metallographic Examination
In the course of work being carried out in the Lubricants and Bearings Section of the Council lor Scientific and Industrial Research on the production of copper4ead 'bearings for 'use in air
Jan 1, 1944
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Extraction and Characterisation of Extracellular Polymeric Substances from the Mineral Surface During Bioleaching of Chalcopyrite Concentrate
Extraction and Characterisation of Extracellular Polymeric Substances from the Mineral Surface During Bioleaching of Chalcopyrite Concentrate A mixed culture of moderately thermophilic microorganisms
Sep 13, 2010
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Presidential Address 1981 "Knowledge & Mineral Industry Growth Rates"
This paper sets out to examine the possible relationships between three factors, they are, the rate of growth of world production of minerals, the growth of Australian production and the growth of sci
Jan 1, 1981
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Reductive Leaching of Manganese Containing Material with Pyrite in a Mild Sulphuric Acid Medium
By Parida K. M, Paramguru R. K
Laboratory-scale studies aimed at developing a process for solubilising manganese values from a low grade pyrolusite containing material using low grade pyrite, both available in India, are described.
Jan 1, 1995
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Presidential Address (c6bc4496-0254-49d2-8045-842af5b52d7d)
The selection of Sydney and Port Kembla for the First Ordinary Meeting of the Institute for 1938 was, no doubt, a recognition of the celebrations marking the 150th Anniversary of the first settlement
Jan 1, 1938
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Sulphur Deposits of New Zealand
Owing to the increased consumption of sulphuric acid; Australian manufacturers have, from time to time, been seeking for a satisfactory source of sulphur that would make them independent of foreign su
Jan 1, 1925
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A Tool for Benchmark Study of Roadway Development Performances
In responding to why some longwall roadway development rates are different among mines, the Roadway Development Task Group (RDTG) of Australian Coal Association Research Program (ACARP) has initiated
Dec 6, 2010
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On the Mineral Composition of the Mount Oxide Copper Ore, Queensland
The following brief observations on the mineral composition of the Mt. Oxide copper ore are intended to supplement the geological description of that ore-body recently published by Blanchard (2).&apos
Jan 1, 1940
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Offshore Seismic and Magnetic Surveys of the Southern Coalfields Off Stanwell Park
A combined reflection seismic and magnetic survey off the south coast of New South Wales has revealed six distinct reflection horizons within the Lower Triassic-Upper Permian sequence, and has enabled
Jan 1, 1970
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Satellite Image Based Strategies to Evaluate the Impact of Dismissed Mine Site - An Application to the Mae Moh Coal Mine Area in the Lampang Province, Thailand
Satellite Image Based Strategies to Evaluate the Impact of Dismissed Mine Site - An Application to the Mae Moh Coal Mine Area in the Lampang Province, Thailand
Sep 13, 2010
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Colorimetric Determination of Tungsten in Scheelite Ores and Mill Products
Most analysts determining tungsten trioxide in low grade samples are aware that colorimetric procedures do not possess the inherent disadvantages of gravimetric methods operating on milligram quantiti
Jan 1, 1958
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Gold and Water in the Coromandel
By T J. Sprott, Associates
A number of people have expressed concern, understandably, that if mining operations take place in the Coromandel, the flows of mineralised ground water which exist will be intercepted. This water in
Jan 1, 1981
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æCleanfillingÆ ù A Valuable Means of Rehabilitating Quarries in Auckland
By A Hanna
Quarries around Auckland have reached or are reaching the ends of their lives, which raises issues about rehabilitation. Significant volumes of 'cleanfill' are generated by the City, particu
Jan 1, 2002
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The Development of a Non-Roasting Technology for Polymetallic Gold and Silver-Bearing Sulfide Concentrates Treatment
The Development of a Non-Roasting Technology for Polymetallic Gold and Silver-Bearing Sulfide Concentrates Treatment
Sep 13, 2010
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Deposit Types and Paleo-Depth Extents of Coromandel Epithermal Au-Ag Deposits
By A B. Christie
Known epithermal deposits in the Coromandel region belong to the low-sulphidation type, represented by three subtypes: (1) andesite-hosted epithermal Au-Ag, (2) rhyolite-hosted epithermal Au-Ag, and
Jan 1, 2000
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The Use of Geotechnical Instrumentation to Optimise an Engineered Mine Design at Beaconsfield Gold Mine, Tasmania
By P B. Hills, R J. Walton
Geotechnical instrumentation has been implemented as a key step for monitoring and optimising an engineered mine design for managing seismicity at the Beaconsfield Gold Mine. Measurements of displacem
Jan 1, 2008
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The Need, Current Research and Potential for Hydraulic Transportation of Coal in New South Wales
The need for the hydraulic transportation of coal in the New South Wales coal industry, both from the coal face to the surface and from the coal mine to the consumer or the port for export, is explain
Jan 1, 1980
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A Cathode Headbar for Zinc Electrolysis: Developments at Risdon, 1917-1957
By Bain J. H
Since zinc was first deposited at Risdon in February, 1917, provision of the most economical cathode assembly has been a subject of extensive research, the major problems being corrosion and efficient
Jan 1, 1958