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The value of incentive payments in the mining industryThe value of incentive payments in the mining industry by K. SMITH, A.R.S.M., B.Sc. (London) (Member) This paper reviews the history of incentive payments in the mining industry, and gives some indica
Jan 5, 1974
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Minerals and the survival of mankind - Presidential address Given by P. A. Von WiellighBy P. A. Von Wielligh
Without minerals, man cannot possibly hope to maintain his present standard of living. Professional mining men throughout the world, particularly in mineral-exporting countries like South Africa, are
Jan 1, 1978
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The Influence Of Water Quality On The Flotation Of The Rosh Pinah Complex Lead-Zinc Sulfides.By R F. Sandenbergh, Y Wei
The flotation separation of the Rosh Pinah ore into lead and zinc concentrates are based on the selective flotation of the lead containing minerals followed by the activation and recovery of the zinc
Jan 1, 2007
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Noise and hearing in a trackless-mining environmentBy C. L. Workman-Davies
Noise is a form of pollution arising mainly from the activities of man. One such activity is mining, in which man, as in many of his other activities, uses machinery of various kinds to achieve safe,
Jan 1, 1989
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The use of modified handles on jack-leg drills to reduce hand vibrationBy T. N. Moore, E. M. De Souza
This paper details a study conducted in Canada on the use of a drill with two different types of elastomer-covered handles in place of the standard steel handles. One type of handle was covered with a
Jan 1, 1991
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Early shaft reef removal at Beatrix No. 3 Vertical ShaftBy J. W. Klokow, S. L. Mulder
Early removal of the shaft reef is usually considered necessary on deep level South African gold mines to avoid damaging stress build-up associated with traditional shaft-protection pillars. In the ca
Jan 1, 2003