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CIM Questions Resulting from CSA-CIM Committee Meetings (April14, 2008)
"At the May 15, 2006 and the May 1, 2007 Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) meetings in Vancouver and Montreal, CSA requested CIM con
Jan 1, 2003
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Attenuation of Ear Muffs in Canadian Mines
By M. U. Savich
In Canadian mines, ear muffs are now an essential part of safety equipment. Because of this, a research study was conducted to investigate their efficiency. The main characteristics of eleven commerci
Jan 1, 1979
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Indoor Localization of RFID-Equipped Movable Assets using Mobile Reader Based on Reference Tags Clustering
By A. Motamedi
Indoor localization has gained importance as it has the potential to improve various processes related to the lifecycle management of facilities and to deliver personalized and location-based services
Aug 1, 2013
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The Installation of Instruments in Minerals Processing Plants
By G. M. Behrend
"AbstractMeasurement and control systems in minerals processing plants are usually well thought out and designed. The criteria and design parameters have been interpreted correctly.However, these syst
Jan 1, 1977
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Selection of Coal Mining Equipment
By K. H. March
In the present very highly competitive condition of the bituminous coal business, it is becoming increasingly apparent that coal mines which do not lend themselves to efficient mechanization cannot lo
Jan 1, 1930
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An Open Platform for Underground Vehicle Monitoring
By Lorrie Fava
Two needs in the mining industry, to enable overall process improvements, are open systems and network connectivity in underground mines. The Pando project, a collaboration between Symboticware, Vale
Oct 1, 2010
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Jigging and tabling circuits
By R. O. Burt
"IntroductionThe introduction to this section on gravity concentration indicated the wide range of equipment types that exist for the concentration of minerals, in what is the broadest size range of a
Jan 1, 1989
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Froth Flotation and Agglomerate Tabling of Nonmetallic Minerals
By Oliver C. Ralston
DURING the development of froth flotation for the treatment of sulphide ores, a certain amount of information was collected about a few of the nonmetallic minerals, and occasionally the gangue mineral
Jan 1, 1937
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Overview of Exploration Agreements
By Karl J. C. Harries
This paper looks briefly at some of the agreements and types of royalties that may be met during exploration activities, but does not go into details relating to them. Agreements can either make or b
May 1, 2003
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Interactive Tools to Learn Geostatistical Basic Concepts
By A. Vervoort
The concepts of geostatistics are commonly difficult to understand for students, even for those with a strong mathematical background. A main problem is certainly the link between the variation of the
Aug 1, 2013
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Interactive tools for learning basic geostatistical concepts
By A. Vervoort, A. Govaerts
Geostatistical concepts are often difficult for students to understand, even those with a strong mathematical background. One of the main problems is the link between the variation of the parameter va
Jan 1, 2014
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Chapter 13. Miscellaneous Royalty Provisions
By Karl J. C. Harries
13.1. RIGHT TO RECEIVE ROYALTY CONTRACTUAL ONLY1
Jan 1, 2003
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Deep hardrock mining — the future
By D. M. Morrison
"The most important factor in Canadian mining is not the operating cost of current projects but the availability of capital for future projects. The future of mining at depth will be producing ore fro
Jan 1, 1996
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The Winnipeg Market for Alberta Coal
By George R. Pratt
Although the title of this paper focuses attention to the Winnipeg coal market the following remarks should be considered applicable not only to conditions in Winnipeg but to the whole western coal in
Jan 1, 1925
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A Summer Journey Along the Southeast Shores of Great Slave Lake
By George M. Douglas
The southeastern shores of Great Slave lake present a curious anomaly in geographical and geological exploration, in that an area so large and important, and withal so comparatively accessible, should
Jan 1, 1929
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Mining Coal Under the Sea in Nova Scotia
By Francis Gray
Mr. F. W. Gray: It is not my intention to read my paper as it is too long, so I will touch only on the high lights. The Sydney field is the most favourable example of undersea coal mining that exists,
Jan 1, 1927
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Innovative use of SMART cable bolt data through numerical back analysis for interpretation of post failure rock mass properties
By J. J. Crowder, A. L. Coulson
Ground support is a significant component of underground mining costs. The rehabilitation of failed support, however, is often much more expensive than the initial installation. This paper investigate
Jan 1, 2007
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Amalgamation of Auriferous Concentrates
By A. E. Flynn
THERE is at the present time a revived interest in amalgamation, due to the number of mines starting up, usually on high-grade ore, and utilizing this relatively cheap and convenient means of recoveri
Jan 1, 1939
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Dual Phase Bainitic Linepipe Steels
By E. Essadiqi, P. Poruks, D. Boyd, D. Emadi, I. Yakubtsov, T. Turi
This paper reviews the results of an extensive study of microstructures and mechanical properties in bainitic linepipe steels. The research was carried out as a collaborative project between Queen&apo
Jan 1, 2005
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A fractal model for the aggregate density-size distributions generated during aggregation processes
By M. J. Gagnon
The agglomeration of particulate materials is used in many mineral processes to enhance the settling of the fine particles, Depending upon many physical and chemical parameters, the aggregates demonst
Jan 1, 2005