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Optimising multivariate variographic analysis with information from multivariate process data modelling (partial least squares regression)
By L O. Filippov, Q Dehaine
Variographic analysis, a classical tool from the Theory of Sampling (TOS), can address practical situations with multiple variables; however, its application has very often been limited to one variabl
May 9, 2017
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Development of prereduced agglomeration process using carbon composite iron ore briquette in travelling grate
By S H. Son, M K. Wang, H K. Jeong, B K. Cho, J I. Park
The utilisation of low-grade raw materials such as fine iron ore and semi-soft coking coal, and reduction of CO2 emissions are important issues in the ironmaking process. To solve these issues, a new
Jul 24, 2017
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Future Potential for Geochemical Methods in Australian Mineral Exploration
Used in conjunction with geology and geophysics, geochemistry provides powerful exploration tools of special relevance to Australian environments. New methods are needed that will confront the forthco
Jan 1, 1982
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The Design, Construction and Commissioning of No. 2 Concentrator, Mount Isa Mines Limited
The ore treatment expansion programme at Mount Isa Mines required the erection of a new lead-zinc concentrator to be known as No. 2 Concentrator. This concentrator was designed by Western-Knapp Engine
Jan 1, 1968
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WMCÆs Victory Heap Leaching Operation for Gold Recovery at Kambalda, W.A.
The development of Western Mining Corporation's first commercial gold heap leaching operation is described. The laboratory testwork requirements for determining the amenability of ore to heap lea
Jan 1, 1987
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The importance of geometallurgical test work for industrial minerals projects
By A J. Scogings, W J. Shaw
The successful development of industrial minerals projects requires an integrated, holistic understanding of the metallurgical and product performance test work in the context of the geological settin
Sep 20, 2017
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The Rosia Montana Gold Deposit, Rosia Montana, Transylvania, Romania
By C S. Szentesy, K Howie
The Rosia Montana gold deposit is located within the æGolden QuadrilateralÆ area in the Apuseni Mountains of Transylvania, Romania. The deposit is situated approximately 85 kilometres north of the reg
Jan 1, 2002
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Triboelectric Charge and Separation Characteristics of Industrial Minerals
Triboelectric Charge and Separation Characteristics of Industrial Minerals The basic principles of triboelectric charge and separation of minerals and the factors affecting the entity of the charges
Sep 13, 2010
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Carrapateena Crusher Station One – Optimisation and excavation
By A Mooney, G Balog, P Burns, R Brooks
This paper outlines the rationale for the location of the crusher, geotechnical analysis and basis of ground support design, design and scheduling of the chamber and supporting excavations as well as
Mar 15, 2021
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Active and Extinct Geothermal Systems - A Summary
Active geothermal fields show many of the characteristics seen in hydrothermal ore deposits but there are important differences as well. There are, for example, many differences in geology and chemist
Jan 1, 1986
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Environmental Management Systems for Mining Companies
The increased focus on best practice environmental management has led to mining and mineral processing companies developing a variety of procedures to ensure that the environmental impacts of their op
Jan 1, 1995
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A Cause of Refractory Gold in Desulphurised Pyritic Concentrates
The refractory nature of residual gold in Kalgoorlie calcines is caused by occlusion in dense pyrrhotite formed by fusion within pyrite grains during decomposition. Fusion of pyrite increases as the r
Jan 1, 1957
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Metal Manufactures Ltd.
The works of Metal Manufactures Ltd are situated at Port Kemblam NSW, within a few hundred yards of a deep-water harbour. At present they occupy about 26 acres, and ample provision has been made for f
Jan 1, 1938
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The Geology of Iron Monarch Orebody
To date Iron Monarch is the most important Australian source of iron ore and since HH5 has produced about 84 million tons of direct shipping ore containing 62 per cent iron and 3 per cent manganese.Pr
Jan 1, 1964
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The Influence of Composition on the Properties of Lead Part IX
By Orr C. W
In previous papers (1, 2), the influence on the creep resistance of elements normally found in commercial lead has been recorded. The results in the present paper refer to the influence of calcium, an
Jan 1, 1938
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North Island Epithermal Gold: Processes of Mineralisation
By J V. Lawless
Mineralisation processes in epithermal deposits in the North Island of New Zealand are best illustrated by considering the two most productive deposits: Waihi and the Thames Bonanza Zone (TBZ), which
Jan 1, 1997
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The Role of Paleography in the Location of Marine Placers
With some notable exceptions, marine placers located just below, or just above, present sea level, are responsible for much of today's production of detrital ilmenite, rutile, zircon, and other m
Jan 1, 1971
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Capital and Operating Cost Eestimation for Open Pit Mining Equipment
Background information, formulae and a systematic set of procedures for estimating capital and operating costs for open pit mining equipment are presented in this paper. Firstly, equipment capital c
Jan 1, 1990
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Mine Hygiene at the North Mount Lyell Mine
THE North Mount Lyell Mine is situated on the southern side of Mount Lyell at an altitude of 1750 ft. above sea-level. The average rainfall is 117 in., and there are generally several light falls of s
Jan 1, 1927
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Podiform Chromitites Do Form beneath Mid-ocean Ridges
By S Arai
"An EXTENDED ABSTRACT is available for download. A full-length paper was not prepared for this presentation. Podiform chromitites are commonly found in the Moho transition zone to the mantle section o
Mar 18, 2015