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Key processes in asset management for 21st century—maximizing business and ITstrategy integrationBy C. Sarkar
Increased competition in today’s global economy has put mineral industry under excessive pressure to effectively manage production assets to generate business wealth. Capital intensive industry (CII)
Jan 1, 2003
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CaF2 solubility in NaC1-KC1 salt flux for aluminium recyclingBy E. Milke, A. Arnold, B. Friedrich, A. Sydykov
CaF2is often used as a fluoride addition to the chloride salt flux in the melting of aluminium scrap. The solubility of CaF2in the chloride salt system is limited. Dissolved CaF2is considered to impro
Jan 1, 2004
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Keynote Address: Industrial uses of slag—The use and re-use of iron and steelmaking slagsBy R. Dippenaar
Traditionally, iron ore has been reduced with coke in a blast furnace and the hot-metal product of the blast furnace containing carbon, manganese, silicon, sulphur and phosphorous, was subsequently re
Jan 1, 2004
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The response of shotcrete to blast induced vibrations in miningBy L. Malmgren, A. Ansell
This paper deals with the influence from blast induced stress waves on the performance of shotcrete support in the Kiirunavaara mine. Time histories of stress waves from blasting were obtained from me
Jan 1, 2003
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Examples of fracturing of rock at very low stress levelsBy K. Yathavan
Fracturing of rock at low stress levels can be a source of unexpected problems in rock engineering: • the resulting instability can be a safety hazard; • in very brittle rocks it may be associated
Jan 1, 2003
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Melting And Densification Of Electrode Paste Briquettes In Søderberg ElectrodesBy B. Larsen, S. Z. Nascimento, K. Fidje, J. P. M. Amaro, H. Gran
Safe and good operation of Søderberg electrodes is dependent upon high quality electrode paste coupled with correct electrode operating procedures. Good electrode performance depends further on proper
Jan 1, 2004
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Solving of determinate mining—Economic models by the method of Monte CarloBy I. V. Lunkin, E. B. Rakishev, B. R. Rakishev
In mining the method of statistical tests is used by solving of problems, exposing to influence of random factors. Such problems are: rational selection of equipment set; co-ordination in time of diff
Jan 1, 2003
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Behavior Of Continuous Casting Fluxes During Heating And CoolingBy J. Madias, E. Benavidez, E. Brandaleze, L. Castella
Knowledge of the physical and chemical properties as well as the behaviour of the mould fluxes during melting, important in order to improve continuous casting operations. Lubrication and control of h
Jan 1, 2004
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Estimation of joint behaviour by monitoring and analysis in the rock cavernBy T. Maejima, K. Aoki, T. Mori, K. Iwano
Concerning the excavation of rock cavern, it is one of the most important issues to evaluate the behavior of rock joints. But few detailed measurements for joint behavior had been conducted. Therefor
Jan 1, 2003
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Pillar Failure in Deep Coal Seams: Numerical SimulationBy S. Badr, R. Mendoza, M. U. Ozbay, M. D. G. Salamon
ABSTRACT: The use of coal pillars at depth is fraught with problems due roof control difficulties and the possible occurrence of coal or pillar bumps. In the USA the largest and most important applic
Jan 1, 2003
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Large-scale 3D characterisation of in-situ stress field in a complex mining district prone to rockburstingBy J. P. Josien, J. F. Noirel, F. Lahaie, P. Bigarre, M. Al Heib
ABSTRACT: In June 2001, a fatal rockburst affected a longwall face in the Houillères du Bassin de Lorraine (HBL), France. Subsequently, a large operation of in situ stress measurements by overcoring w
Jan 1, 2003
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Magnetite Behaviour In Peirce Smith Converters Slag At Ilo Copper Smelter Plant, PeruBy M. Sanchez, C. Morales, J. Palacios
The slag produced in the Peirce Smith converters at the Ilo smelter of Southern Peru Copper Corporation has shown a wide range of magnetite content, which introduces an additional problem in the smelt
Jan 1, 2004
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Seismology in the design of mine layoutsBy S. M. Spottiswoode, J. A. L. Napier, M. Kataka
The move away from the use of strike stabilising pillars at depth and the adoption of the more flexible system of mining towards final dip remnant pillars brings new opportunities for optimising mine
Jan 1, 2003
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The Recovery Of Chrome And Manganese Alloy Fines From SlagBy J. H. Van Reenen, H. Thiele, C. Bergman
For some time spirals have been the process equipment chosen to recover metal in the size range 0.15 to 3mm from ferrochrome and silico/ferro manganese slags. Recoveries of metal obtained using spiral
Jan 1, 2004
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Shear-flow coupling properties of a rock joint and its modelling by Geographic Information System (GIS)By Y. Mitani, F. Vallier, T. Esaki
Shear-flow coupling tests are conducted using an original apparatus, and a shear-flow coupling model using Geographic Information System (GIS) is developed in order to evaluate shear-flow coupling pro
Jan 1, 2003
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Equilibrium Interactions Between Freeze Lining And Slag Inilmenite SmeltingIn ilmenite smelting, the FeO content of the feed material (nominally FeO.TiO2) is decreased by reduction with carbon. In a parallel reaction, a significant amount of the TiO2is reduced to Ti2O3.One o
Jan 1, 2004
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Keynote Address: Viscosities of slags-an overviewBy Du Sichen, K. Mukai, S. Seetharaman
Viscosities of slags constitute an important physical property needed for an understanding of the mass transfer phenomena in metallurgical processes. Viscosity is also the key that leads to a better u
Jan 1, 2004
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Optimizing Manganese Ore Sinter Plants: Process Parameters And Design ImplicationsBy W. Barthel, B. A. Dippenaar, J. Malan
In its most basic form, the process of sintering is very simple, and has been in use since the turn of the previous century. However, while the basic process is simple, control of
Jan 1, 2004
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Oxyfinestm Technology For The Re-Melting Of Fines, Dust And SludgeBy J. von Schéele
OXYFINESTM is an oxyfuel-based concept for in-plant recycling. It enables the possibility of fines, dust, sludge (without any drying step) and other by-products generated by the stee
Jan 1, 2004
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Something for nothing?—An unconventional approach to extracting three-dimensional grade information from two-dimensional estimation of thin, tabular reef depositsThis paper presents an initial investigation into the viability of co-kriging the grades of multiple mining cuts in a two dimensional, thin reef scenario. Deposits with gradational mineralized zones,
Jan 1, 2003