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Notes on Some Carbonate Minerals in the Iron Ore Deposits of the Iron Duke Area, South Middleback Range, S.A.
Difficulties were experienced in the identification of carbonate minerals intimately associated with iron oxides in the so called carbonate ore, which occurs at depth in the Iron Duke Orebody.Determin
Jan 1, 1963
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Development of a Theoretical Approach to The Heap Leaching of Copper Sulphide Ores
Heap leaching of copper sulphide and oxide ores' has been conducted at Rum Jungle since the end of 1965.A review of operations was made and this led to an examination of some theoretical aspects
Jan 1, 1969
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Tungsten Carbide in Mining
By Gunderson C. T
The use of carbide tipped integral drill steels and detachable bits is discussed in relation to the means of drilling or cutting employed. It is stressed that only by correct use can the full value of
Jan 1, 1958
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Froth Flotation at Broken Hill
ALTHOUGH great progress has been made in flotation of the Broken Hill silver-lead-zinc ores, no paper dealing with this subject has been presented to the members of the Institute since James Hebbard&a
Jan 1, 1919
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Study on Dynamic Characteristics of Inertia Cone Crusher and Its Application
Study on Dynamic Characteristics of Inertia Cone Crusher and Its Application
Sep 13, 2010
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Paper No. 131. The Igneous Character of The Carboniferous Rocks of The Tokatea Goldfield, Cape Colville Peninsula.
On the Hauraki goldfields, within the limits of Cape Colville Peninsula, the Paheozoic rocks are confined to the district north of a line drawn from Mercury Bay on the east coast to Rocky Point on the
Jan 1, 1903
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Optimising carbon reactivation kiln operation
By R Bezuidenhout, J K. Claflin, S R. La Brooy, G M. Wardell-Johnson, A M. Claflin
Best practice gold (Au) recovery is not an accident. It is the result of proper operation of the adsorption circuit using good quality activated carbon. A conventional carbon ‘regeneration’ kiln canno
Sep 11, 2017
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High Quality Pig Iron from AusIron Processing
By Fogarty J. G H
Ausmelt Technology has a unique capability of removing the impurities, phosphorus and sulphur, from the feed materials to the process. Sulphur is removed to the gas phase almost completely because of
Jan 1, 1999
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Paper No. 174. Rare Earths: Their Occurrence And Use.
THE present article makes no claim to be exhaustive, since it cannot contain all the knowledge which scientists and manufacturers of the compounds of the rare earths have gained. The following notes a
Jan 1, 1909
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Epithermal Vein Mineralisation and Alteration, Waiotahi Valley, Thames
By D S. Clarke, K B. Sporli
The Thames Goldfi.eld has been a major gold resource in the west of the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand, with the Waiotahi quartz vein system forming a large part of the field. Mineralisation is hos
Jan 1, 1991
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Gippsland Basin Resources for Long Term Economic Prosperity
It has long been recognised that Australia can benefit substantially in an economic sense from its rich resource base. The significant resources of the Gippsland Basin are a good example of the weal
Jan 1, 1992
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The Proterozoic Geology of the North-West Division of Western Australia (8babcfee-6d4d-45b1-afdc-dcfbf3543d75)
Three main divisions of the Proterozoic are recognized in the North-West Division of Western Australia. These are referred to, in order of decreasing age, as the Mt. Bruce Supergroup, the Bresnahan Gr
Jan 1, 1966
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Effect of Petroleum Production on Onshore Groundwater Aquifers in the Gippsland Basin
Large scale fluid extraction from the Latrobe Group in the Gippsland Basin is occurring as a result of offshore petroleum production and coal mine dewatering in the Latrobe Valley. Groundwater extra
Jan 1, 1992
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Use of Backscattered Gamma Radiation for Determining Grade of Iron Ores in Blast Holes and Development Drill Holes
By Wylie A. W, Mathew P. J, Eisler P. L
Field studies of the radiations backscattered by iron ores from a 60Co source of primary gamma radiation located in a borehole logging probe have confirmed thatthe P" factor, a ratio of high ener
Jan 1, 1977
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The Uptake of Gold from Chloride Solutions by Activated Carbon
By Budiselic C, Hefter G
The uptake of gold by activated carbon from acid chloride solutions involves the reduction of gold(IIl) to metallic gold. Deposition occurs only on the surface of the carbon at localized active sites
Jan 1, 1985
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Ultrasonic Extinction for High Resolution Particle Size and Concentration Analysis
Ultrasonic Extinction for High Resolution Particle Size and Concentration Analysis
Sep 13, 2010
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Mixing of Mineral Slurries
Recent literature is reviewed with emphasis on the design and scale up of mixers. Most important aspects of mixing have resulted from the study of Newtonian fluids and only a minor attempt has been ma
Jan 1, 1961
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CRIMM - A New Process for Production of Directly Reduced Iron with Coal-Based Rotary Kiln
By Sheng-Hui X
This paper introduces a new coal-based rotary kiln process of DRI production - the CRIMM process, which is developed by Changsha Research Institute of Mining and Metallurgy in the past years. Its ma
Jan 1, 1999
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Reflections on Gold Occurence at Bendigo
Cessation of mining on the Bendigo goldfield makes it evident that, as the older generation fades away, knowledge of the famous Bendigo saddle reefs will be limited in the future by their written reco
Jan 1, 1961
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Reduction of Pelletized Australian Iron Ores
Hydrogen and carbon monoxide reduction data were obtained on pelletized materials of the type currently being prepared commercially in Australia.Pellets, approximately 1 cm diameter, made from Deepdal
Jan 1, 1971