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  • AUSIMM
    Metallurgical Fuel from Victorian Brown Coal

    A hard lump char containing only 4 to 5 per cent ash, 0·25-0·30 per cent sulphur and a trace of phosphorus has been produced from Latrobe Valley brown coal by slow drying and carbonization o

    Jan 1, 1956

  • AUSIMM
    Mineral Resource Assessment for the West Coast of New Zealand, Using Spatial Analysis in a GIS: A New Exploration Management and Land-Use Management Tool

    By A B. Christie, S C. Cox

    Effective land-use planning requires accurate knowledge of mineral resource potential. Mineral companies during reconnaissance exploration, feasibility investigations and mine development also use thi

    Jan 1, 2001

  • AUSIMM
    Implementation of an Energy Efficient Dry Grinding Technology into an Anglo-American Zinc Beneficiation Process

    Implementation of an Energy Efficient Dry Grinding Technology into an Anglo-American Zinc Beneficiation Process

    Sep 13, 2010

  • AUSIMM
    Development and Economic Application of Knelson Concentrators in Low Grade Alluvial Gold Deposits

    By R Edwards

    Greater efficiency of capture of minus 6 mm to fine micron size particles of free gold is achieved with the Knelson Concentrator. The development, principles of operation and recent innovations relati

    Jan 1, 1990

  • AUSIMM
    An Interpretation of the Mt. Lyell Copper Ore Paragenesis

    Observed mineral assemblages in the Mt. Lyell copper deposit can be correlated with phase equilibrium investigations in the systems Cu-Fe-S and Fe-Zn-S. The trend of crystallization (or paragenetic se

    Jan 1, 1963

  • AUSIMM
    Tas McKee Memorial Address - "Professionalism, The AusIMM and the Community"

    Whilst the wider community is both a large consumer of mineral products and relies on mineral exports for much of the wealth which sustains it, the community generally has a poor perception of the min

    Jan 1, 2001

  • AUSIMM
    Improvements in the InLine Pressure Jig Expands its Applications and Ease of Use for Gold, Silver, Sulfide and Diamond Recovery

    By T Hughes

    The Gekko InLine Pressure Jig (IPJ) was unleashed on the World gravity separation market in 1996 and has since sold over 150 units in applications including tin, diamonds, silver, coal, garnet and gol

    Jan 1, 2008

  • AUSIMM
    Cost/Performance Evaluation of Gold Placer Mining Methods - For a Range of Gold Placer Deposits in the Bodaibo District, Russia

    The profitability of gold placer mining operations is determined by more factors than many placer miners recognise until too late. This study is based upon field trips to examine the efficiency of min

    Jan 1, 2007

  • AUSIMM
    Geostatistics for Prediction of Coal Washability Characteristics

    By Cawte D. C, Just G. D, Whitchurch K. D

    The stringent marketing specifications included in coal contracts mean that coal producers must supply cleaner and more consistent coal than may have been formerly required. Geostatistics has the pote

    Jan 1, 1987

  • AUSIMM
    False Colour Backscatter Electron Images and Their Application During Electron Microprobe Analysis of Ores and Host Rocks

    By Ramsden AR, French DH

    The limited contrast range of conventional black and white imaging does not enable full use to be made of the dynamic range of the video signal obtained from a scanning electron microscope or micro

    Jan 1, 1989

  • AUSIMM
    Minimising the water loss associated with mine tailings disposal

    By C Vuillier, A Roshdieh

    Water is the main medium for removing impurities from iron ore during wet processing to achieve a higher quality product. However, there is a substantial increase in freshwater consumption due to an i

    Jul 24, 2017

  • AUSIMM
    Presidential Address

    In referring to two subjects of interest to the Members of this Australasian Institute of Mining Engineers, I would at the outset desire to express our gratification that to-day we are able to welcome

    Jan 1, 1901

  • AUSIMM
    Some New Ideas on the Age and Origin of the Etheridge Goldfield, Queensland, and their Exploration Implications (495c9435-8309-4f05-8133-4703aafde3c7)

    Close spatial relationships between the deposits of the Etheridge Goldfield (23 000 kg of bullion) and various regional geological and geophysical features suggest that genesis of the ore deposits was

    Jan 1, 1981

  • AUSIMM
    Characterisation of Manganese Ores

    Characterisation of Manganese Ores

    Sep 13, 2010

  • AUSIMM
    Experiences Gained through Tunnel Boring Machine Decline Development

    By M Donghi, G Ramage, A Barnes

    As the mining landscape continues to transform, the challenge of accessing deeper orebodies quickly and safely is becoming a frequent topic of conversation amongst those in the mining industry. The ra

    May 9, 2016

  • AUSIMM
    And Still we did not get a Permit

    This paper reviews recent positive developments in Europe on the regulation of gold mining. However, it also examines the problem that while gold projects may be bankable and technically and environme

    Jan 1, 2007

  • AUSIMM
    The Role of the Exploration Geologist in the Initial Establishment of Harmonious Landowner Relations

    Two events during the past decade have combined to effectively alter the role of the geologist working in Papua New Guinea. The gold boom of the 1980s resulted in a substantial increase in the gen

    Jan 1, 1991

  • AUSIMM
    Glass Earth Gold Exploration: Combining Geoinformatics Data Intervention

    By J Cahill, D Holden, R Stuart, G Cryan, W Power, W Stratford, S Garwin

    The combination of Stage 1 Geoinformatics legacy data intervention processes with the Stage 2 ultra-detailed airborne geophysical prospecting demonstrates a new approach to converting data to informat

    Jan 1, 2005

  • AUSIMM
    The "Indicator" Feature in Some Gold Occurences

    A way back in 1851-2 an army of diggers had commenced the conquest, of the now famous goldfields of Australasia. At that time, and in the Colony of Victoria, more that 10,000 were camped on and around

  • AUSIMM
    Surface and Underground Magnetic Investigations in the Southern Coalfields of New South Wales

    Magnetic anomalies in the Southern Coalfields have been subdivided into two characteristic types. Each type is attributed to a separate cause, one being basement structure, and the other near-surface

    Jan 1, 1967