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Gold mineralization associated with the agassiz metallotect and the johnson shear zone, lynn lake greenstone belt, manitoba
By M. A. F. Fedikow, D. A. Baldwin, C. Taylor
The Agassiz Metallotect and the Johnson Shear Zone represent two metallogenetic fea tures located within the northern and outhern belts, respectively. of the Aphebian-aged Lynn Lake greenstone belt in
Jan 1, 1986
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Incorporating Rock Reinforcement Elements into Numerical Analyses Based on the Hybrid Finite-Discrete Element Method (FDEM)
By O. K. Mahabadi, A. Lisjak, B. S. A. Tatone, N. Vlachopoulos
"Numerical simulations are widely adopted in the design of several types of rock structures, including tunnels, caverns, rock cuts, and open pit and underground mines. In recent years, analyses based
Jan 1, 2015
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Current developments at Rio AIgom, Elliot Lake
By K. D. Hester
This paper will review the metallurgical aspects of the completed expansion program at Quirke, and the current rehabilitation and refurbishing program at Panel. During the Quirke program, completed a
Jan 1, 1979
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The Tasu Mine A Brief History and General Description
By E. J. Wade
The general location, climatic conditions and access of the Tasu mine are covered briefly, with comments on the Jack of conventional transportation and communication facilities. The Haïda story of Tas
Jan 1, 1968
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Telerobotic Experiments for Mining
By Greg Baiden
Telerobotics focused on mining is currently being introduced into production systems around the world. Mining companies in Canada, Sweden, South Africa and Australia have tended to lead the internatio
May 1, 2003
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Dynamic Management of Road Construction Operations on Site
By R. Heikkilä
Today road construction sites utilize more and more information modeling in design phases as well as model based 3-D machine control systems in site operations. For main contractor, the management and
Aug 1, 2013
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Magino, The Making of a Mine
By Anthony J. Deevy
"Abstract -The Magino gold mine is located 45 km northeast of Wawa, Ontario. There was limit ed gold production in the Iate thirties. The present operation was officially opened in October 1988 and p
Jan 1, 1994
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Is your NI43-101 technical report compliant?
By Deborah A. McCombe
"One of the cornerstones of NI43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects is the technical report. The purpose of the report is to provide a summary of the scientific and technical information
Jan 1, 2003
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Now is the Time for Light Weight
By Gerald S. Cole
It used to be that a science/engineering presentation on "light weight" at a metallurgy conference, would relate to the materials science, processing, component fabrication and applications of aluminu
Jan 1, 2014
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Some Features of the New A. C. Locomotive for Craigmont Mines
By Smortchevskyk N. J.
THIS paper describes the electrical features of the locomotive now (August, 1962) under construction for Craigmont Mines. Intended for non-specialists, it avoids details of design and calculations int
Jan 1, 1963
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Quantification of the DSM Potential of Commercially Available Energy Conservation Technology Applications at Present and Future Hard Rock Mines in British Columbia
By Andrew Bamber
The mining and beneficiation of minerals is the second largest end-use of electrical power on the planet, and comminution is by far the largest single contributor to this. Several jurisdictions, inclu
Aug 1, 2013
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Bulk Commodity Characterisation for Transportable Moisture Limit Determination
By Ralph J. Holmes, David McCallum, Alan Roberts, Rolando Orense, University of Auckland, Tobias Krull, Tom Honeyands, Kenneth Williams
"The safe ocean transport of bulk commodities like iron ore, coal, nickel ore, manganese ore and bauxite by large bulk ships is vitally dependent on the stability of the cargo under the influence of w
Jan 1, 2016
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Roof Weakness: Fossilization and (Cyclic) Regenerative Hydrated Sulphates
By Erwin L. Zodrow
THE AUTHORS welcome this timely opportunity to comment o n a paper by MacLean and Merner (" Room-and- Pillar Mining at the Prince Mine of the Cape Breton Development Corporation " , ClM Bulletin , Jun
Jan 1, 1978
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Prospects for Canada's asbestos industry
By A. Ignatow
"A review is made of some of the principal factors and conditions that are, and will be, important to the over-all market climate for asbestos fibre and for the future of Canada's asbestos indust
Jan 1, 1985
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A Brief Summary of the Development of the Sponge Iron Process
By Edward P. Barrett
Iron ore, when subjected to reducing gases at a temperature suitable for reduction of the oxide but not high enough to melt the ore or metal formed, is converted into metallic iron. The product, being
Jan 1, 1925
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Progress in Metal Mining in Manitoba
By George E. Cole
Introduction In view of the fact that, during the past year, two Manitoba mines-Flin Fion and Sherritt Gordon-have entered the list of producers and have materially increased that Province's con
Jan 1, 1932
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Flow Induced Corrosion and Erosion Corrosion are Two Different Corrosion Phenomena Part I: Doping of Impurities as New Mechanism for Flow Induced Corrosion
By M. Reda
Erosion corrosion is acceleration in the rate of corrosion attack in metal due to the relative motion of a corrosive fluid and a metal surface [1]. The increased turbulence caused by pitting on the in
Jan 1, 2010
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Successful Project Implementation
By Kenneth G. Thomas
Since approximately 2003 we have witnessed the unprecedented escalation in commodity prices. Coupled with economic chaos following the 2008 economic downturn this has caused difficulties in controllin
Jan 1, 2011
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The Mechanical and-Electrical Aspects of Sinking The Creighton No. 9 Shaft
By J. S. Redpath, W. R. Dengler
"A description of the equipment used and the electrical-mechanical problems encountered in sinking a deep shaft is given. This shaft is currently being sunk to a depth of 7,115 feet. Some of the featu
Jan 1, 1968
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Some Economies Effected in Canadian Mining Statistics
By S. J. Cook
The system of mining statistics for Canada, as it exists today, represents the result of long years of progress, first by the Geological Survey, later and more comprehensively by the Mines Branch of t
Jan 1, 1924