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A model for economic accumulation of zircon, northern KwaZulu-NatalBy R. Armstrong, C. Ware, P. Sudan, G. Whitmore
The northern KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) coastal dune cordon, South Africa, extends from north of Durban into Mozambique. The Quaternary dune cordon, which can be up to 2 km wide, comprises a series of stacke
Jan 1, 2003
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Characterisation studies of Tectonised Clay shales and implications in the excavation of large size tunnelsBy Marco Barla, Mariacristina Bonini, Giovanni Barla
ABSTRACT: The paper describes the characterisation studies of Tectonised Clay Shales at laboratory and in situ scale. The interest relates to tunnelling under squeezing and swelling conditions, in Ita
Jan 1, 2003
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Modelling Of Al, Si, Mn And Ti Partition Between Slag And Fe-Ni AlloysBy S. Witzke, J. Lehmann, H. Gaye
The modelling work presented here concerns Ni-bearing steels produced by Imphy Ugine Précision. In such grades, the contents of elements such as silicon or titanium must be precisely controlled by sla
Jan 1, 2004
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Forecasting algorithms of production and consumption dynamics of world countries resources on the base of Kondratyev’s cyclesBy I. E. Teymenson, L. A. Bakhvalov
Irrational usage of mineral commodities leads to depletion of natural resources and various ecological violations in natural environment. Fulfilment of a number of measures and strategic decisions by
Jan 1, 2003
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Impurities Removal From High Carbon Ferrochromium By Treatment With Slag MixturesBy A. V. Pavlov, A. V. Dubachev, K. L. Kossyrev
The purpose of the given research was to investigate the possibility of high-carbon ferrochromium refining to remove harmful impurities as a result of metal treatment by slag mixtures on the basis of
Jan 1, 2004
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Effects of flotation operational parameters on froth stability and froth recoveryBy K. Gharibi, A. Dehghani, S. Farrokhpay, M. Aghajanloo, M. Ostadrahimi
The effect of flotation operational parameters on froth stability and froth recovery was studied. Froth stability was measured using a special column. To determine the froth recovery, the froth height
Jan 1, 2021
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Electrochemical Studies Of The Interaction Of Ethyl Xanthate With Pd-Bi-TeBy J. A. Venter, M. K. G. Vermaak
There are practical indications that flotation recovery of palladium bismuth tellurides is poor. This work tested whether this can be caused by a lack of interaction of the collector with the tellurid
Jan 1, 2004
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ISACONVERT? ? Continuous Converting Of Nickel/PGM MattesBy M. L. Bakker
Keywords: Pyrometallurgy, top submerged lance (TSL), nickel, PGM, calcium ferrite, lime ferrite The ISASMELT? top submerged lance (TSL) bath smelting process was developed in Mount Isa, Australia
Jan 1, 2011
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SPOTLIGHT on increased underground extraction of coalBy G. C. Thompson
'Increased underground extraction of coal' was the theme selected for the 1981 mining vacation school, which was held at the University of the Witwatersrand in January and February. The resp
Jan 1, 1981
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Development and beneficiation technology of rare earth ores in ChinaBy Y. Chen, D. He, J. H. Potgieter
The demand for rare earth elements (REE) is increasing rapidly owing to the emergence of new cleanenergy and defense-related technologies. China’s dominates the world production of REE. In this paper,
Mar 2, 2022
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Design and construction of tunnel portals under difficult geotechnical conditionsBy R. M. Spang
Abstract Between the German city of Dresden and the Czech capital Prague a 4-lane highway is under con-struction. At the outskirts of Dresden it will cross the narrow and deeply eroded Weißeritz V
Jan 1, 2003
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The Behaviour Of Coke In Submerged Arc Furnace Smelting Of FerromanganeseBy S. Kamalpour
It has been observed that the productivity of ferromanganese furnaces, and the stability of metal and slag compositions, vary considerably according to the type of coke used as reductant. However, the
Jan 1, 2004
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An Integrated Approach Of Waste Issues On Metalurgical SitesBy Gaspard Devos
1. A NEW CONTEXT FOR METAL INDUSTRY Producers and owners of industrial extractive sites are living hard times due to Environmental pressure and liabilities. This is valid whatever the region i
Jan 1, 2005
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Design tools to minimize the occurrence of ore pass interlocking hang-ups in metal minesA comprehensive review of ore pass records, from ten Quebec underground mines, indicated some of the limitations of available design tools to predict the occurrence of ore pass interlocking hang-ups i
Jan 1, 2003
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Using pyrometers and thermal camera for estimation the ventilation conditionsBy T. Struminski
The paper is aimed to assess the possibilities of usage of pyrometers and thermal cameras to study ventilation and environmental conditions in underground mines. Surface and underground thermovisi
Jan 1, 2003
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A Test To Determine Crystallinity Of Mould FluxesBy K. C. Mills, R. Thackray
A test has been devised that can predict accurately the % crystallinity developed in a slag film formed between the steel strand and the mould. The % crystallinity in the test samples was determined a
Jan 1, 2004
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Activities Of Cu, Fe And Ni In Cu-Fe-Ni-S MattesBy S. Sun
The equilibrium distribution of Cu, Fe and Ni between Cu-Ni-Fe mattes and Pt alloy was measured as functions of the sulphur partial pressure (pS2), oxygen partial pressure (pO2),temperature and Fe con
Jan 1, 2004
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Virtual Reality In Improving Mining Ergonomics (e51e57fe-8473-4839-8430-4a7f6450ca6c)By P. Foster
Over the past decade there has been a great deal of research into the use of virtual reality (VR) and computer graphics in the mining industry. Much of this has led to developed applications including
Jan 1, 2004
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What boundary conditions should we apply? Applications to tunneling and to the AECL Underground Research LaboratoryBy B. Amadei, F. Tonon
Rock stress measurement is cast in the more general context of the determination of boundary conditions for rock engineering. A study on the effect of elastic anisotropy on underground excavations rev
Jan 1, 2003
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Viscoplastic behaviour of and damage to rock related to the design of underground waste depository cavitiesBy A. Bouvard, N. Hoteit, E. Boidy, F. Pellet
In the context of the construction of an Underground Research Laboratory devoted to the feasibility studies of radioactive waste deposits, it appears of the utmost importance to study the long-term be
Jan 1, 2003