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  • CIM
    Population Statistics of Gold Nanoparticle Morphologies Determined by HREM Observations

    By Kenji Koga

    In order to derive the population distribution of gold nanoparticle morphologies as a function of size, highresolution electron microscopic (HREM) observations and structural analyses were done for ov

    Oct 1, 2003

  • CIM
    Treatment of Gold Mill Effluents with Hydrogen Peroxide: Operating Experience and Costs

    By A. Griffiths, G. Vickell

    "INTRODUCTIONA successful cyanide destruction process has to ensure environmental compliance at reasonable cost. That this is possible with hydrogen peroxide is shown by the fact that over twenty gold

    Jan 1, 1989

  • CIM
    Canadian Oil Developments, 1950

    By E. W. Shaw

    The past year (1950) has been a big one for the oil industry in Canada, with new records being set in almost every phase of exploration and development activity. New highs were reached in acreage hold

    Jan 1, 1951

  • CIM
    Network Planning in an Industrial Complex - Without the Use of a Computer

    By Gordon W. Hines

    This paper, dealing with network planning in an industrial complex, discusses the type and size of project that can be handled on a manual basis. After a review of the fundamentals of network planning

    Jan 1, 1967

  • CIM
    Outreach with Education to Link Mining and Classrooms

    By Maureen E. Lipkewich

    Education builds long term awareness, acceptance and support for responsible mineral resource development. The MABC Education Program is an award winning education partnership with British Columbia cl

    May 1, 2002

  • CIM
    Exploiting A Small Orebody

    By E P. Graham

    Orebodies occur in an infinite variety of grades, shapes and sizes, and take many millions of years to grow. When extraction starts there is only one possible end -the mine sooner or later will run ou

    Jan 1, 1964

  • CIM
    Maximisation des revenus et du rendement financier par l'optimisation de l'information, de la planification et des pratiques minières

    During the past 10 years, research work to improve the survey of stope limits after mining supplied useful information, particularly for large open and sub-level stopes, regarding waste dilution cause

    Jan 1, 2005

  • CIM
    Framework for Resource Uncertainty Prediction and Data Valuation: An Application to Diamond Deposits

    By J. G. Manchuk, M. Thurston

    "The degree of uncertainty associated with a natural diamond resource is important to quantify from the time of discovery through the production lifetime. Data collection occurs during the discovery,

    Jan 1, 2015

  • CIM
    Cyanidation Studies at the S.A. Lands Gold Mine

    By C. E. Smith, R. J. Inglis, M. I. Brittan, J. H. Schoeman

    "AbstractA number of plant-scale cyanidation tests were carried out in an attempt to uncover the causes of fluctuations in gold recovery efficiency. Computer analysis of the results verified that the

    Jan 1, 1977

  • CIM
    Investigation of the deformation mechanism of underground excavations in salt and potash mines using in situ deformation measurements

    By S. Kwon, J. W. Wilson

    "In salt and potash mines, the time-dependent deformation mechanism should be clearly understood based on in situ measurements to predict the performance of a mining design. In this study, in situ def

    Jan 1, 2002

  • CIM
    Developments in Mine Hoist Design

    By J. M. Whatley

    "IntroductionIN UNDERGROUND mining operations, the mine hoist has become one of the most important and one of the most expensive single pieces of equipment. As the means of transporting men and materi

    Jan 1, 1953

  • CIM
    Installation of Flash Flotation Units at the Louvicourt Concentrator

    By Bernard Dallaire, Jean Cayouette, Sylvain Duchesne

    "Louvicourt Mine's concentrator, located near Val d'Or, Quebec, treats an average of 4,300 tonnes of ore per day composed mainly of copper, zinc, gold and silver. An analysis of concentrator revenues

    Jan 1, 2001

  • CIM
    Geological Setting of Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide Deposits and Active Hydrothermal Systems: Some Implications for Exploration

    By C. Jay Hodgson

    Hydrothermal systems form on land where and when an impermeable cap-rock unit ( either natural or self-sealed) , a permeable aquifer. and permeable discharge and recharge channels (cross-stratal perme

    Jan 1, 1977

  • CIM
    Vision for a Risk Adverse Integrated Geometallurgy Framework

    By Guillermo Turner-Saad

    "Best practice in the economic evaluation of mining projects and operations is based on the integration of geological, mining, metallurgical, environmental, marketing, economic and corporate informati

    Jan 1, 2010

  • CIM
    The Burning of Slurried Elemental Sulphur in a Fluidized Bed Roaster

    By J. Laganiere

    A considerable part of the sulphuric acid requirements of the Aluminum Company of Canada's Arvida smelter comes from the burning of 180-200 tons per day of zinc '"'sulphide concentrates

    Jan 1, 1963

  • CIM
    The Wabush Mines Concentrator

    By Timothy R. Eby

    "The Wabush Mines project was formed in 1956 to develop a large iron ore property in Western Labrador. The town of Wabush along with the mining and concentrating facilities are located 640 air miles f

    Jan 1, 1978

  • CIM
    The Star Lake Mill a Low Cost Success Story

    By Doug Smith, Ross MacFarlane

    "The Star Lake Mill was commissioned by Cameco (formerly Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation) in 1986 to process a small high grade gold deposit in a remote location of Northern Saskatchewan.

    Jan 1, 1989

  • CIM
    Chapter 11. Types of Royalties

    By Karl J. C. Harries

    "11.1. INTRODUCTIONA royalty is the most common form of interest retained by an owner who is disposing of his property or by a joint venturer who ceases, voluntarily or otherwise, to participate in th

    Jan 1, 2003

  • CIM
    Advances in Drilling & Blasting Control at Barrick?s Pierina Mine

    By Will Callupe Arzapalo

    The success of the minimization of blast induced-damage at Barrick?s Pierina Mine in Peru is the result of an effective working relationship between Mine Operations and the Geotechnical Services Depar

    May 1, 2006

  • CIM
    Real Time Performance Management in Metallurgical Operations

    By O. A. Bascur, J. Patrick. Kennedy

    "The lack of integration of mining and metallurgical information at sufficient detail to act is a problem. Without such data, mine cut-off grade can not be optimized on a per grade basis. It is diffic

    Jan 1, 2004