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  • AUSIMM
    Advances in Continuous Miner Automation

    This paper describes new research and development currently being undertaken by the CSIRO Mining Technology Group to advance the automation capability of continuous mining equipment in underground coa

    Dec 6, 2010

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    Contributed Discussion to "A Study of Mine Subsidence at Two Collieries in the Southern Coalfield, New South Wales" by W. A. Kapp (Proceedings No. 276, December, 1980)

    Mr Kapp's paper helps considerably to clarify the subsidence/mine geometry relationships in New South Wales. It is in the best tradition of the presentation of field investigations such as has bu

    Jan 1, 1981

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    The Treatment of Silicosis by Aluminum Powder

    By Blaisdell J. L, MacPherson G

    The present communication records the results of a research investigation conducted in the Porcupine Gold Mines in Timmins, Onto. Soon after silicosis became a compansable disease in Ontario under the

    Jan 1, 1945

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    Ventilating Metalliferous Mines: A Method of Attack Part II

    THE following really forms the second part of, or a sequel to, a paper, " Ventilating Metalliferous Mines: a Method of Attack," read before the Broken Hill Branch of the Australasian Institu

    Jan 1, 1923

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    Innovations and State-of-the-Art Technologies Employed in the Continuous Casting of Slabs and Beam Blanks

    By Zajber A, Kulchen R, Letzel D, Weyer A, Schwellenbach J

    The search for modem casting plant concepts today focuses more and more on the harmonisation and optimisation of overall concept lines to obtain a continuous quality control and reduce the cost of

    Jan 1, 1999

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    A millipot set-up for sintering investigation of iron ores

    By R Zhou, B J. Monaghan, S J Chew, R J. Longbottom, D J. Pinson, H Li, P Zulli, G Zhang, L Lu

    Steelmakers are increasingly motivated to use iron ore resources with a wider range of grades and mineral types that were previously considered unsuitable or uneconomical for sintering. In this respec

    Jul 24, 2017

  • AUSIMM
    Museums, The Mining Sciences and Public Education

    The mining industry has recognised for some time the importance of supporting programs which serve to educate the Australian public about the socio-economic benefits of mineral resource development

    Jan 1, 1989

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    Construction of Reinforced Concrete Chimney at Yallourn Briquetting Works

    The principal dirnensions of the chimney were fixed as follows: Height from formation to coping, 328 ft. 8 in.; inside diameter concrete shell, 13 ft. Gin.; inside diameter of the 4~-in. brick lining.

    Jan 1, 1924

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    Influence of Elements on the Properties of Lead. Part VII.-The Influence of Composition on the Creep Rate of Industrial Lead

    By Met M. E, Worner H. K

    During the past two years, a large number of creep tests has been carried out on electrolytic lead, special assay lead and ordinary refined (Port Pirie) lead. Some of these tests have already been rep

    Jan 1, 1936

  • AUSIMM
    The Design of Draft Tube Circulators

    Draft tube circulators are now widely used instead of Pachucas for suspension of slurries in large tall tanks.Precipitators in the alumina industry are an example.Draft tube/tank diameter ratio is cri

    Jan 1, 1982

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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 relationship between mineralogy and shear strength of Pilbara Hamersley Group shales across the weathering spectrum

    By A Maldonado, A Robert, K G. Mercer

    The Hamersley Group in the Pilbara, Western Australia, consist of interlayered banded iron formation (BIF) and shale host rock formations within which a large number of open pit iron ore mines have be

    Jul 24, 2017

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    Industrial Mineral Production and Potential

    Industrial Minerals production in New Zealand is limited in both quantity and range, but imported in quantities that make New Zealand the world's biggest consumer per head of population. The use

    Jan 1, 1997

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    A Statistical and Geological Review of the Zeehan Silver-Lead Mines, West Tasmania

    The Zeehan field has yielded over 190 000 tons of lead and 26,000,000 oz of silver. Moh of the production took place between the initial discovery of silver-lead ore in 1882 and 1920, and the greatest

    Jan 1, 1968

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    The Aberfoyle Vein System Rossarden, Tasmania

    The Aberfoyle Tin Mine lies on a wide sloping bench about 2,000-2,500 ft. above sea level, at Rossarden, 14 miles north of Avoca, in north-eastern Tasmania. The quartz-cassiterite veins were discovere

    Jan 1, 1957

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    Ore Localization by Preconsolidation Structures

    Some major mineral deposits in northern Australia are found in preconsolidation slump disturbances in the sediments.In the retransported marine sediments at Tennant Creek, breccia beds and disturbance

    Jan 1, 1960

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    Resource Estimation Practice, Macraes Gold Project

    By M Stewart

    In January 1994, Macraes Mining Company started a new phase of exploration to find additional resources along strike and down dip of identified resources for a mill that was being expanded from 2.1 Mt

    Jan 1, 1997

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    Experience in the Carbonization of Brown Coal Briquettes at Morwell

    By Kennedy G. L

    Operating experience with the pilot Lurgi carbonization plant at Morwell showed that under conventional operating conditions, although the thermal efficiency of the plant was very' high, the phys

    Jan 1, 1960

  • AUSIMM
    Proper Tyre Management Reduces Tyre Costs (8cc3f990-94b6-4b55-8abb-8c65d8f8d45b)

    By Gordon DM

    Tyres account for 25-30 per cent of the operating costs of large capacity haul units as used in open-cut mines.Tyre operating costs can be substantially reduced and often contained in real terms by ap

    Jan 1, 1983

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    Modern Prospecting on an Industrial Scale

    MR. W. E. WAINWRIGHT occupied the chair, and in introducing the lecturer said, on account of the absence of the vice-president, it fell to his lot to introduce the lecturer. Mr. Tennberg, he said, was

    Jan 1, 1930