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Recognition, Interpretation, and Use of Mutually Perpendicular Lineations in Rocks
Greater use should be made of lineations in investigations of the engineering properties of rock masses and in structural studies guiding prospecting programmes.A prominent alignment of elongate miner
Jan 1, 1965
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Magnesia from Magnesite by Calcination/Carbon Dioxide Leaching
By Everson P. T, Moyle F. J
Magnesite-rich and dolomite-rich ores from the Savage River region of Tasmania are being considered as potential feed material for a commercial process for production of magnesia.Two selected samples
Jan 1, 1981
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The Useful Minerals of Tasmania
The distribution or the userul minerals or Tasmania is so closely connected with the geological structure of the island that it will be convenient to briefly recapitulate the principal ract or its geo
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Computer Usage for Grade Control and Short Term Planning
Computer applications are ideally suited to the day to day operations of grade control and short term planning on a mine site. By refining this part of the operation there is scope to increase prof
Jan 1, 1989
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Mining Systems and Technology - Synchronous Electric Drives for Grinding Mills
Mining Systems and Technology - Synchronous Electric Drives for Grinding Mills
Sep 13, 2010
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The Influence of Elements on the Properties of Lead Part X. The Influence of Magnesium
By Met M, Orr C. W, Met B. E
As was mentioned in the last paper of this series(l), magnesium was added to lead with the idea that it would act as a de-oxidiser. The magnesium lead alloys give rise to an inter-metallic compound of
Jan 1, 1939
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Tecnical note-lineament guidelines to mine development: a continuing case history, northeastern Queensland
LANDSAT imagery has renewed interest in linear features first recognised by E. S. Hills in a physiographic model of Australia. Certain of these lineaments are aligned with structures which control min
Jan 1, 1986
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Mining Licences - Instruments for Resource Management?
Sufficient time has elapsed since the enactment of the amendments to the mining legislation in 1981 to enable an examination to be made of the way in which the licensing system operates in practice. O
Jan 1, 1988
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Operating Experiences with the High Pressure Gas Pipeline from Morwell to Melbourne
The construction of the pipeline was completed in June 1956 and the line placed into operation in December 1956, ie. it has now been in continuous operation for approximately three years under an oper
Jan 1, 1960
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A Single Compartment Cell for the Electrolytic Production of Aluminium from Molten Chlorides
A single compartment 100 A electrolytic cell charged with AICla-KCl-NaCl at 750°C was studied during an experimental campaign of 4 months. About 10 1b of aluminium were produced in continuous run
Jan 1, 1971
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Mining in a Fragile Environment
Suddenly, mining has been thrust into the limelight. It has a large image that casts its shadow over New Zealand. Is it any wonder that resistance has heightened and that an almost unprepared populous
Jan 1, 1981
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Public Perception and Development of a Minerals Industry - An Australian Perspective
Perception has the unfortunate habit of becoming reality. Urban inhabitants unfortunately do not regard mining as a legitimate or desirable business, despite its contribution to Australia's expor
Jan 1, 1997
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A Standard of Adequate Ventilation at Metal Mines
GOOD ventilation is recognized as an essential for the preservation of health, and laws have accordingly been framed in many countries for the provision of adequate ventilation in factories and places
Jan 1, 1912
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The influence of ferrosilicon properties on dense medium seperation plant consumption
By Davy A. T, Hansen J. O
The causes of ferrosilicon loss from Dense Media Separation (DMS) plants, and the related properties of ferrosilicon, are identified. Two characteristics, corrosion resistance and saturation magnetisa
Jan 1, 1986
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Continuous Measurement of Liquid Retention and Drainage in Porous Media
The amount of liquid retained in a porous bed is determined by weighing a column containing the bed.The column is attached to the free end of a cantilevered beam, and changes in weight are determined
Jan 1, 1968
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Products of reactive pyrite oxidation in the mine environment – implications for coal workers’ pneumoconiosis
By D Chalmers, C R. Ward, B B. Beamish
Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis (CWP) has re-emerged as a major concern in the Australian coal mining industry. Harmful effects from coal dust inhalation have been well documented, but the underlying cau
Aug 28, 2017
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A Contribution to the Study of the Molybdenite Pipes of Kingsgate, N.S.W., with Special Reference to Ore Mineralogy
The Kingsgate molybdenite pipes are considered on petrochemical data and field occurrence to be, possibly, epi-magmatic plutonic offshoots grading into hydrothermal bodies. There is reason to believe
Jan 1, 1962
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Industrial Minerals Potential in New South Wales
Despite a long history of production of industrial minerals and rocks, New South Wales still offers significant opportunities for exploration for and development of these minerals. Exploration for
Jan 1, 1989
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A Review of The Gold Mining Industry of Western Australia
I had hoped when the time came for me to address this meeting that gold mining would be in a much happier position than we find it to-day.As it is, and because of the demands of national security, we
Jan 1, 1942
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Sedimentological and Structural Controls on the Pattern and Distribution of the Blue Spur Conglomerate Gold Placers, East Otago, New Zealand: A Model for Placer Exploration
By D Craw, G Eis
Late Cretaceous Blue Spur Conglomerate preserved as isolated remnants at Gabriels Gully, Weatherstones, Forsyth, Waitahuna Gully and Adams Flat was deposited during the intiation and early stages of e
Jan 1, 1999