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Development and applications for coal mine robot technique in ChinaBy F. Yang, T. Pan, T. Zhao, Z. Shao, D. Zuo
In this paper, the development and applications of robot technique is summarized, and the status and developing direction of China coal mine robotics. A description of the research meaning, frame and
Jan 1, 2003
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Neutron- and X-ray Radiography/Tomography: Non-Destructive Analytical Tools for the Characterization of Nuclear MaterialsBy E. C. de Beer
"SynopsisA number of important areas in nuclear fuel cycle, at both the front end and back end, offer ideal opportunities for the application of non-destructive evaluation techniques. These techniques
Jan 1, 2015
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The Application of Ductile Support Methods in Alpine TunnelsBy B. Moritz, W. Schubert, E. A. Button
ABSTRACT: Geological conditions associated with alpine environments in combination with high overburden in many tunnelling projects lead to squeezing behaviour. The main problems associated with such
Jan 1, 2003
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Controlling stoping costs in a gold mining environmentBy M. Grave
Rock Engineers are required to design safe cost effective support systems and stoping layouts for their respective mines. As each stope has its own unique environment, continual re evaluation is requi
Jan 1, 2009
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Work-related musculoskeletal disorders in the South African Mining IndustryBy B. Dias, P. C. Schutte
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) affect the wellbeing of workers and result in poor quality work, lower work performance and decreased motivation. In contrast to ‘occupational’ diseases
Jan 1, 2003
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Introducing your Council (81f6a3bf-ea18-4606-ad5b-081fd07a6b82)Introducing your Council. Mr J. S. Freer, Pr. Eng., after matriculating at Michaelhouse in 1944, obtained a B.8c. degree in chemistry and biology (1948) and a B.Sc. (Hons.) in chemistry (1949) from th
Jan 1, 1984
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Properties of excavation damaged zone caused by drill and blast excavationBy J. Autio, H. Malmlund
The excavation damage zone (EDZ) caused by drill and blast excavation consists of intense damage adjacent to the remaining half barrel of the blast hole, new fracturing induced by the blast and reacti
Jan 1, 2003
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New directions for the effective analysis of stress and strain induced by tabular miningBy J. A. L. Napier
One of the most important characteristics of tabular mine stress analysis is the need to represent the complex evolution of mining face positions and the accompanying induced stress changes in the roc
Jan 1, 2003
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Refrigeration And Ventilation Design For The Deepening Of Mindola Copper MineBy D. Noort, M. Dawborn, D. O. del Castillo
This paper was originally presented at the North American/9th US Ventilation Symposium, June 2002, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Reprinted with permission of the publishers, A.A. Balkema Publishers, Rott
Jan 1, 2005
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New President of FSPEMr Colin M. Spence took office as President of The Federation of Societies of Professional Engineers on 1st July, 1984. Colin Maynard Spence was born in November 1921, and was educated at the Durban P
Jan 1, 1984
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Risk assessment of the bulk transport of zircon sandsBy R. Strydom, J. H. Selby, J. Slabbert, W. Enslin
Zircon is a naturally occurring silicate of zirconium, which is used in large quantities (~1 million tonnes per annum) for its refractory properties and its extreme chemical inertness. All zircons con
Jan 1, 2003
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Book Review - International Symposium-Cum-Workshop On Management And Control Of High Gas Emissions And Outbursts In Underground Coal Mines - Wollongong, NSW, Australia - 20th - 24th March, 1995The Proceedings of the above Symposium have been edited and published by the Symposium Committee. The Symposium was sponsored by the Australian Coal Association, the Joint Coal Board, and the United N
Jan 1, 1996
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Study of hollow friction bolts in rock by a three dimensional composite element methodBy Z. G. He, S. H. Chen, P. Egger
A new model for hollow rock bolts which comprises rock material, hollow bolt material, bolt/rock interface, is developed on the base of the composite element method (CEM). The main advantage of the ne
Jan 1, 2003
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Spotlight on the design of comminution processBy B. K. Loveday
The South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy hosted a School on 'The Practical Design of Comminution Processes' at Megawatt Park (near Johannesburg) on 14th to 16th May, 1991 Dere
Jan 1, 1991
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Deformability of various granitic rocks from Japan in uniaxial tensionBy W. Lin, H. Endo, M. Kwasniewski, A. Kamei, M. Takahashi
Uniaxial tension tests were conducted on specimens of eleven granitic rocks which came from eastern Japan, and included a granite, four granodiorites, four tonalites and two gabbros. The axial and tra
Jan 1, 2003
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A semi-empirical solution for estimating the elastic stresses around inclined mine stopes for the Mathews-Potvin stability analysisBy R. Simon, P. Pagé, L. Li, P. Yang
The Mathews-Potvin stability method is widely used in the Canadian mining industry as a starting point to determine the maximum dimensions of mine stopes. However, it cannot be applied to inclined (mo
Aug 1, 2021
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Developing New Approaches To Rock Slope Stability AnalysesBy J. R. L. Read, A. N. Ogden
This paper describes mining industry funded research that is being undertaken to address the critical gaps and uncertainties in our knowledge so that we can develop new approaches and create more effe
Jan 1, 2006
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Transformation in the South African Mining Industry – Looking Beyond the Employment Equity ScorecardBy Moraka N. V., van Rensburg M. Jansen
"SynopsisGoing beyond transformation claims contained in employment equity scorecards and industry compliance reports, this article provides qualitative insight into the initiatives employed and chall
Jan 1, 2015
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Probabilistic Determination of Rock Mass Behavior and Support of TunnelsBy M. Pötsch, W. Schubert, A. Goricki
Geological and geotechnical data are essential for the design of tunnels. To determine the rock mass behavior and the support of a planned tunnel excavation a consistent method for rock mass character
Jan 1, 2003
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Recent advances in the numerical simulation of tunnel excavationBy Gernot Beer, Christian Dünser, Marcos Noronha
The main findings of the joint research initiative “Numerical Simulation in Tunnelling” and a follow-on project on efficient numerical simulation models for tunnelling are presented. Die wichtigs
Jan 1, 2003