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  • CIM
    The Seven Delusions in Disaster-Prone Organizations (00ec0c95-937d-473b-9762-40a685fd5e37)

    By Marius Jacobs

    "Safety performance in many companies and even industries has stalled in the few years. Accidents rates are at a "plateau" and yet, serious accidents and fatality rates are not. In more dramatic cases

    Jan 1, 2014

  • CIM
    Study of Gold Leaching with Bromine and Bromide and the Influence of Sulphide Minerals on this Reaction

    By Mani Manimaran, Inna Dymov, Mariam Melashvili, Chris Fleming, Joe O’Day

    This paper presents experimental evidence that supports the use of bromine/bromide as a potential alternative to conventional cyanidation for gold leaching. The study evaluated a brominebased lixivian

    Jan 1, 2014

  • AUSIMM
    Precharging in previously preconditioned ground

    By E Hawkins, S Sheldon

    Block caving is becoming a more widely adopted mining method allowing for underground massive low grade orebodies to be extracted economically. Underbreak during cave propagation is difficult to predi

    Mar 15, 2021

  • CIM
    Mettop´s New Ionic Liquid Cooling Technology is the Safest Way to Cool a Furnace

    By Stefan Wallner, Andreas Filzwieser, Stefan Konetschnik, Reinhard Preiss, Iris Filzwieser

    "Process Safety Management for METTOP means avoiding risks as far as possible - but also dealing with the residual risk by using all existing management tools or external assistance, if required. The

    Jan 1, 2014

  • CIM
    Principal Components Analysis of ToF-SIMS Data: Application to Mineral Recognition, Surface Reaction and Separation by Flotation

    By Brian Hart, Roger St. C. Smart, James Francis, Mark Biesinger

    "There are a number of challenges involved with the surface analyses of different mineral phases from process streams in a flotation facility. The first of course is to collect samples that are repres

    Jan 1, 2007

  • NIOSH
    IC 7281 The Burning Rate Of Fuse - Introduction

    By D. Harrington

    Educational campaigns conducted by the manufacturers of explosives, the Bureau of Mines, mining companies, and safety organizations have contributed greatly in reducing accidents caused by explosives

    Jan 1, 1944

  • NIOSH
    RI 4456 Synthetic Liquid Fuels, 1948 Annual Rpt., Pt. 1 Oil from Coal

    By BUREAU OF MINES

    In 1948 the United States became a net importer of oil. Coupled with an unprecedented domestic production of 5,900,000 barrels daily, imports approximating 500,000 barrels made available a total suppl

    Jan 1, 1949

  • NIOSH
    Bureau Of Mines Mineral Investigations In The Juneau Mining District, Alaska, 1984-1988 - Volume 2.- Detailed Mine, Prospect, And Mineral Occurrence Descriptions - Introduction

    This publication summarizes the Bureau's activities as part of a study of the Juneau Mining District (JMD) during the period 1984-1988. The objectives of the program were to identify the type, am

    Jan 1, 2012

  • IOM3
    Geochemistry of the British Caledonides: the setting for metallogeny

    By D. M. A. Flight, P. M. Green, J. A. Plant, P. R. Simpson

    Paper presented at Mineralisation in the Caledonides, the Mike Gallagher memorial meeting held in Edinburgh, 27-28 June 1996. The British Geological Survey's regional geochemical database is used to i

    Jun 19, 1905

  • DFI
    "Renovation Of The Amsterdam Concert Hall, Replacing 2000 Wooden Piles By 400 Vibration-Free Tubex Piles In Restricted Room."

    By Alexander J. Verstraeten

    Work started on the building of the Amsterdam Concert Hall in 1880 by driving over 2000 wooden piles of 13 m on which foundation-beams out of wood and brickwork were made. During construction the de

    Jan 1, 1987

  • NIOSH
    IC 7714 Frost-Control Practices And The Prospective Use Of Atnthracite ? Summary And Conclusions

    By J. D. Clendenin

    Systematic practices for protecting crops from frost damage began in the United Metes more then 40 years ago when the Weather Bureau Fruit-Frost Warning Service was organized; however, various practic

    Jan 1, 1955

  • CIM
    Finite Element Evaluation of the Residual Stress Fields Obtained by Hole Expansion on 6061-T6 Aluminum Welds

    By K. C. Viveros, R. R. Ambriz, C. García, F. De Villèle, A. Talha, D. Jaramillo

    Cold hole expansion on base metal, weld metal and heat affected zone of 6061-T6 aluminum alloy welds was simulated by means of finite element method. Three dimensional compact test models with a previ

    Jan 1, 2014

  • AUSIMM
    Steaming Coal Evaluation by Pilot Combustion Testing

    The Australian Coal Combustion Testing and Research Facility has been operating commercially for one year and during that period coal product evaluations have been conducted on behalf of four coal

    Jan 1, 1987

  • AIME
    New York State Museum

    New York State Museum, Albany, N. Y. D H. Newland, State Geologist. A complete list of publications or the latest lists of available publications will be sent upon application. A series of Bulletin

    Jan 1, 1933

  • AIME
    The Control of Oxide in the Basic Open Hearth Process

    By C. F., Christopher

    The purpose of any steel-making process is to convert the two raw materials iron and scrap into steel. The chemical analysis of the steel is set within certain limits which involve the physical proper

    Jan 1, 1957

  • CIM
    The Onça Puma Nickel Project

    By Ruy L. Rodrigues

    Vale is in the early stages of commissioning its Onça Puma nickel operations. The project is meant for the production of 58,000 tpa of nickel contained in ferro-nickel, substantially contributing to t

    May 1, 2010

  • SME
    Prediction And Design Control Of Surface Subsidence By Global Simulation Of Mine Behavior Using Finite Element Mode

    By Shosei Ph. D Serata

    The Stress Control Method of mine design provides enhanced engineering control over the behavior of underground structures in comparison to conventional mine design methods. The same Method can be app

    Jan 1, 1986

  • SME
    Mining Company of the Future;Anglo American CEO Joins Group to Open Discussion

    By William Gleason

    The mining industry is at a crossroads. Currently, there is an estimated $25 billion worth of projects around the world that have been stopped as the consequence of a dispute or disagreement with thei

  • CIM
    AG Feed Particle Size Distribution Measurement of Iron Ore

    By É. Roberge, S. Makni, G. Gagnon, F. Lavoie, A. Faucher

    "Feed particle size is an important variable for the primary grinding mill operation. Several commercial vision systems have proven to successfully measure online many types of ores and are used for a

    Jan 1, 2015

  • CIM
    Significant Strides Toward Ree Production in Canada

    By I. M. London, G. P. Hatch

    The Canadian Rare Earth Elements Network (CREEN) was formally launched at the Rare Earth Symposium at The Metallurgy and Materials Society of CIM (MetSoc) Conference of Metallurgists in October 2013.

    Jan 1, 2014