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A Reservoir Study of the Pincher Creek Field
By F. D. Aaring
"IntroductionTHE PINCHER CREEK gas condensate field, in Township 3, Range 28, and Townships 3 and 4, Range 29, West of the Fourth Meridian, was discovered in 1947 by the Canadian Gulf Oil Company with
Jan 1, 1952
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The POP project (Process Optimization Project) The first applications: Barrick Gold / Est-Malartic; Agnico-Eagle / Laronde; Noranda / Matagami
By Éric Létoumeau, Julie Fournier, Sylvain Caron, Yves Breau, Martin Plante, Dominique Girard, Luc Tardif, François Robichaud
"Since 1999, COREM (formerly the Centre de Recherche Minérale) has conducted and coordinated research and development activities for a consortium of mining companies that uses the benefits and advanta
Jan 1, 2002
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Geological, geophysical and geochemical considerations for exploration in clay-covered areas: a review
By B. W. Smee
Glacial lake sediments or glaciolacustrine deposits form a significant portion of the Canadian, Scandinavian and Russian landscapes. Furthermore, 50 per cent of the Archean volcanic belts within the C
Jan 1, 1979
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The Copper-Cobre Series of Conferences: A Prime Forum for Active Discussion of Copper Smelting Technology Practice and Innovation
By C. M. Diaz, P. J. Mackey
Since its inception, in 1987, the Copper-Cobre series of conferences has established itself as the prime world forum for discussing advances in copper process metallurgy, in particular copper sulfide
Jan 1, 2007
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Hot-Water Separation of Alberta Bituminous Sand
By K. A. Clark
SEPARATION of the oil from the bituminons sands of the Athabaska area of Alberta has been a subject of study by the Research Council of Alberta. The results of the study have been published in the Ann
Jan 1, 1944
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Oil-Shales
By J. Chelsey Dawson
In presenting a thesis on this subject it is advisable to explain a few of the reasons for its seeming incompleteness. World progress has brought us to a position where approximations are not only to
Jan 1, 1925
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Optimizing the Carbon Circuit at the Young-Davidson Mine Using CIP/CIL Modelling
By M. Tiedtke, T. Crary, P. MacPhail, M. Ounpuu
"The SGS carbon-in-pulp (CIP) / carbon-in-leach (CIL) model was used to evaluate and optimize the carbon circuit at Alamos Gold’s Young-Davidson Mine. Plants samples (pulp and carbon) were tested in a
Jan 1, 2018
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One Hundred Years of Cyanidation
By Fathi Habashi
The year 1987 marked the centennial of the beginning of modern hydrometallurgy. On October 19, 1887 British Patent No. 14174 entitled Process of Obtaining Gold and Silver from Ores was issued*. The di
Jan 1, 1999
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New computer technologies and the future of mining at Highland Valley Copper
By D. M. Richards
"IntroductionThe Highland Valley Copper partnership was formed in July 1986 as a logical result of a mine with a large ore reserve but a small mill, and a mine with a large, modern mill but dwindling
Jan 1, 1997
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Fracture Behavior Evaluation of High Strength Al7050 Alloy at Room and Elevated Temperatures Using Notched Specimens
By K. Purazrang, P. Musavi Garavi, P. Sh. Naseri, P. Abachi
The fracture behavior of high strength Al7050 alloy was investigated at room and elevated temperatures using small size, V-notched tear (called Kahn specimen) and compact tension, CT, specimens, respe
Jan 1, 2015
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Short-Time Heat Treatment of Aluminium Alloy Sheet for Laser-Assisted Clinching
By Olaf Kessler, Jan Kalich, Michael Reich, Julia Osten, Uwe Füssel
Modern automobile bodies consist of different materials, e.g. aluminium alloys and high strength steels. Mechanical joining, e.g. clinching, is very suitable for joining aluminium and steel sheet. But
Jan 1, 2015
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Evaluating the Probability of Sliding for Mine Slope Design Based on Various Fracture Orientation Clusterings
By Martin Grenon
This paper presents two case studies where fracture set orientation was quantified using three methods: a simple fracture pole grouping, a Fisher distribution and a Kent distribution. The three fractu
Aug 1, 2013
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The Iron Elephant: A Brief History of Hydrometallurgists’ Struggles with Element No. 26 (0463678c-2472-4245-b1d3-73ea31e00da0)
By A. J. Monhemius
"This paper reviews the history of modern iron-control processes in hydrometallurgy. Attention is paid to processes developed in the electrolytic zinc industry for removal of iron from zinc sulfate le
Jan 1, 2017
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Capturing unrealized capacity
By M. W. Lewis
A mine's inherent capacity is dictated by factors such as equipment, design, people, processes, and environment. Actual production may approach, but never surpass, the inherent capacity limit. Th
Jan 1, 2004
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Capturing unrealized capacity
By M. W. Lewis, B. Sambirsky, J. Werner
A mine’s inherent capacity is dictated by factors such as equipment, design, people, processes, and environment. Actual production may approach, but never surpass, the inherent capacity limit. The inh
Jan 1, 2004
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Aspects of mining R&D in Australia
The Cooperative Research Centre for Mining Technology and Equipment (CMTE) is funded by the Commonwealth Government, by its mining research members Ñ the Universities of Queensland and Sydney and the
Jan 1, 2001
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Removal of Tellurium and Selenium from Cyanide Solutions by Solvent Extraction using Quaternary Ammonium Salts
By Omero Alonso-Gonzalez, Sergio Haro-Rodriguez, Ricardo Solis-Rodriguez, Francisco Alvarado-Hernandez, Juan Antonio Gonzalez-Anaya, Héctor Rene Vega-Carrillo
"Precious metals are currently associated with refractory minerals such as telluride (Calaverite, Sylvanite, etc.) and selenium (Naumannite Ag2Se), which are difficult to dissolve through traditional
Jan 1, 2017
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The AMBS Flotation Process for Copper and Copper-Gold Ores: Bench to Plant Applications
By B. K. Gorain
"The Air-Metabisulfite (AMBS) process has been developed to treat complex copper, molybdenum and precious metals (gold, silver) bearing ores using brackish and sea water. This process was able to prod
Jan 1, 2016
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Study to Enhance the Stiffness of Thin Walled Part of AZ31 Alloy Sheet
By Sejong Kim, Younghoon Moon, Youngseon Lee, Eunyoo Yoon, Yonghyun Song
"Mg alloy has a high specific strength, however, their thickness reduction was limited on most parts because of their poor stiffness. Since the modulus of rigidity is an intrinsic property, improvemen
Jan 1, 2015
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Lithogeochemical patterns associated with the Darrehzar porphyry Cudeposit, Pariz area, Iran
By H. Ranjbar
The Darrehzar porphyry Cu deposit is situated in the Urumieh-Dokhtar magmatic suite of Central Iran. The REE and trace element data suggest that the deposit lies within a continental margin setting. P
Jan 1, 1997