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  • SAIMM
    Mine-impacted water: From waste to resource

    By A. N. Clay, N. N. Moeketsi, S. Joubert

    For many years, mine-impacted water has been regarded as a problem and linked to long-term environmental liabilities. However, this water can be a renewable and a sustainable resource, provided that i

    Jan 2, 2022

  • SAIMM
    Stochastic analysis of dig limit optimization using simulated annealing

    By M. S. Shishvan, J. R. van Duijvenbode

    The results of dig limit delineation in open pit mining are never truly optimized due to gaps in the underlying data, such as insufficient sampling. Aside from the data uncertainty, there is also an i

    Dec 13, 2022

  • SAIMM
    Prediction of ground vibrations induced by bench blasting using the random forest algorithm

    By R. Nyirenda, B. Besa, N. Dzimunya

    The accurate estimation of peak particle velocity (PPV) is crucial during the design of bench blasting operations in open pit mines, since the vibrations caused by blasting can significantly affect th

    Mar 30, 2023

  • SAIMM
    News about publications

    1. Journals Quarterly Journal of tke International Tin Research Institute, edited by Colin J. Evans and published by the Institute, Fraser Road, Greenford, Middlesex UB6, 7AQ, England. Engineering, bu

    Jan 1, 1983

  • SAIMM
    A pragmatical physics-based model for predicting ladle lifetime

    By S. T. Johansen, B. T. Løvfall, T. Rodriguez Duran

    In this paper we develop a physics-based model for lining erosion in steel ladles. The model predicts the temperature evolution in the liquid slag, steel, refractory bricks, and outer steel shell of t

    Apr 16, 2024

  • SAIMM
    A Perspective On The Supply And Utilization Of Mining Graduates In The South African Context

    By C. Musingwini

    The South African mining industry continues to be a major source of employment at a time when at least 25 per cent of the working age population is unemployed. At the same time the industry faces a sk

    Jan 1, 2012

  • SAIMM
    Cost modelling for dimension stone quarry operations

    By M. Z. Emad, S. Raza, K. Jalil, M. A. Raza, M. U. Khan, S. A. Saki

    Dimension stone mining is Increasing because of growing demand from the building and construction industries. Diamond wire saw cutting is a popular dimension stone mining technique around the world. E

    Nov 6, 2023

  • SAIMM
    A metaheuristic dual interchange algorithm (DIA) for optimising long-term production scheduling in open-pit mine planning APCOM 2021

    By M. M. Ali, C. Musingwini, R. A. Phillips

    The long-term open-pit mine production scheduling problem (OPMPSP) is typically solved in two broad stages. The first stage entails optimisation of the ultimate pit limit, which delimits the economica

    Sep 1, 2021

  • SAIMM
    Analysis of the Effect of Ducted Fan System Variables on Ventilation in an Empty Heading Using CFD

    By T. Feroze, B. Genc

    "The effect of some of the system variables in forcing and exhausting ducted fan systems on ventilation in an empty heading was investigated using computational fluid dynamics(CFD) and comparative ana

    Jan 1, 2017

  • SAIMM
    Identification of cost factors relating to mining incidents

    By E. P. Preis, R. C. W. Webber-Youngman

    The real cost of any mining incident has, empirically, proven to be estimation-driven, rather than factdriven. One of the main reasons for this lies with the complexity of the cost composition of any

    Jan 1, 2021

  • SAIMM
    Decoupling the effects of alteration on the mineralogy and flotation performance of Great Dyke PGE ores

    By B. McFadzean, M. Tadie, T. Dzingai, M. Becker

    Ores from a single deposit may exhibit extensive variability in their mineralogy and texture. The ability to quantify this variability and link it to mineral processing performance is one of the prima

    Sep 1, 2021

  • SAIMM
    Water production as an option for utilizing closed underground mines

    By P. Malíková, I. Osičková, R. Sousedíková, P. Rys, J. Dvořáček, S. Heviánková

    Each mining project goes through the same life-cycle, from prospecting and exploration to closure and post-closure periods. This prompts the question whether the closure of a mine constitutes the end

    Oct 1, 2022

  • SAIMM
    Effect of silica concentration on degree of sintering of chromite-silica ladle well filler sand based on South African raw materials

    By M. B. Shongwe, G. Freemantle, M. Botha, S. Brill, J. D. Steenkamp

    During steelmaking, one important factor for production efficiency is the free opening of the ladle nozzle during continuous casting. Free opening occurs when the well filler sand and the steel flow f

    Feb 2, 2022

  • SAIMM
    Silicomanganese alloy from rich manganese slag produced from Egyptian low-grade manganese ore

    By H. El-Faramawy, A. Ahmed, M. Eissa, M. El-Fawakhry, T. Mattar, S. N. Ghali, E. M. Kotb

    As a result of the depletion of high-grade manganese reserves, it has become necessary to consider the exploitation of low-grade manganese ores. The main problem of low-grade manganese ore is the low

    Jan 2, 2022

  • SAIMM
    A critical review of initial Resource and Reserve tonnage estimation and reporting

    By L. Roux

    This review was initially motivated by the author’s own experience in attempting to reconcile run-of mine production tons with the Coal Resource and Reserve estimation of mineable, in-situ tonnages. T

    Nov 1, 2021

  • SAIMM
    Assessment of coal washability data obtained via the RhoVol analyser

    By D. Stone, M. Le Roux, Q. P. Campbell, M. Fofana

    Float-and-sink analysis is widely used in the coal industry to obtain washability data, yielding important information about beneficiation potential and performance. This method is associated with hea

    Oct 3, 2023

  • SAIMM
    Fuel Cell Technology In Underground Mining

    By A. R. Miller

    A fuel cell locomotive incorporates the advantages of its competitors, namely catenary-electric and diesel-electric units, while avoiding their disadvantages. It possesses the environmental benefits,

    Jan 1, 2012

  • SAIMM
    The Geopyörä breakage test for geometallurgy, T. Chavez Matus, M. Bueno, M.S. Powell, S. Michaux and S. Luukkanen

    By M. Bueno, T. Chavez Matus, M. S. Powell, S. Michaux, S. Luukkanen

    Comminution tests are an essential element in the design of ore beneficiation plants. Many methods have been developed to assess the breakage characteristics of rocks to generate parameters for modell

    Jan 1, 2020

  • SAIMM
    Horizontal airflow fine coal winnowing, L. Morgan, Q.P. Campbell, and M. le Roux

    By L. Morgan, M. Le Roux, Q. P. Campbell

    Dry coal processing is becoming increasingly favoured as a fine coal beneficiation technique. The decline in suitable good-quality coal, as well as the ongoing decrease in usable process water, makes

    Jan 1, 2020

  • SAIMM
    Framework for ergonomic design of control centres in underground coal mines—A Serbian experience

    By M. Grozdanovic, D. Marjanovic, M. Ilic

    We present a framework for solving the problem of functional compatibility between process control equipment in control centres at underground mines and operator capabilities. The equipment incorporat

    Jun 10, 2024