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Mining with caved in bed, method used in the Jiu Valley—Safety and technical issuesBy L. Jurca, C. Gligor
After 1990, a great process of re-organisation and economic reform has occurred in the Romanian mining sector and especially in the pitcoal mining in the Jiu Valley. This process has included both leg
Jan 1, 2003
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Salient Issues In The Reporting Of Mineral Resources And Mineral Reserves In The Vein And Reef MiningBy G Njowa
Mineral resource evaluation and estimation process is not an exact science; however it depends on the knowledge and experience of the competent person and his ability to apply his mind, make reasonabl
Jan 1, 2008
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Parameter variability in the toppling stability of rock blocksBy J. Muralha
The paper presents the limit equilibrium equations for the analysis of toppling blocks on a rock slope. The safety conditions are assessed by a numeric procedure implemented in an Excel worksheet. The
Jan 1, 2003
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Predication of P-wave transmission across a rock fracture with a dynamic normal behaviorBy X. B. Zhao, J. G. Cai
The purpose of this paper is to incorporate the dynamic BB model of rock fracture normal behaviour into Universal Distinct Element Code (UDEC), and to conduct UDEC modelling to predict stress wave pro
Jan 1, 2003
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Infacon X Organising Committee[Dr. N.A. Barcza (Chairman) Mr. R.J. Linnell (Vice Chairman) Mr. J. Basson Dr. L.A. Cramer Mr. W.A. Gericke Dr. N.C. Machingawuta Mr. C.S. Mahony Dr. L.R. Nelson Mr. D. St J. Slater
Jan 1, 2004
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SULFOX Wet Acid Process (WAP) - The Technology for cleaning up sulfurous off-gasses, with production of a saleable product as Sulfuric Acid Metallurgical Industry ? IntroductionBy W. Kint
More than 10 years ago, one of MECS?s current partners KVT developed the so called SULFOX process for cleaning waste gases containing sulfuric compounds. In this Wet Acid Process (WAP) compounds such
Jan 1, 2009
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Book news1. Book reviews Mining and metallurgical practices in Australasia. Melbourne, Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1981. $40 (incl. surface postage). Reviewer: M. G. Atmore Coal mine ground
Jan 1, 1981
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Thermodynamics Applied To Ferro-Alloys SmeltingBy F. Bonnet, J. Lehmann, H. Gaye
A review of thermodynamic information and models of slags, including associated software when available, is presented. The pertinence and accuracy of these models is discussed by comparison of their p
Jan 1, 2004
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Characterisation studies of Tectonised Clay shales and implications in the excavation of large size tunnelsBy Marco Barla, Mariacristina Bonini, Giovanni Barla
ABSTRACT: The paper describes the characterisation studies of Tectonised Clay Shales at laboratory and in situ scale. The interest relates to tunnelling under squeezing and swelling conditions, in Ita
Jan 1, 2003
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Anglo Platinum Extra Low Profile (XLP) Mechanised Equipment Implementation ? An Update - SynopsisBy GA Harrison
The introduction of Extra Low Profile (XLP) mechanised equipment within Anglo Platinum is aligned with the overall New Mining Technologies strategy to focus on continuing modernization of our mining
Jan 1, 2008
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Application Of Artificial Intelligence To Real Option Project Valuation And Mine OptimisationBy L. Archambeault
This paper describes preliminary research on the application of Markov Decision Processes (MDP) to Real Option Valuation (ROV) and the optimisation of mine scheduling. The MDP framework is a novel app
Jan 1, 2007
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Introducing new Council members (8abfb381-4e73-40b7-9db7-58d2171c5e01)Mr K.R. Beard was born on 19th December, 1958. He attended Marist Brothers College, Observatory, and Marist Brothers College, Linmeyer. He was awarded a bursary by SEIFSA (Steel and Engineering Indu
Jan 1, 1989
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Strong ground motion and site response of mine-induced seismic eventsBy S. K. Murphy, S. M. Spottiswoode, A. M. Milev, D. Geyser
A portable, stand-alone instrument especially designed for recording strong ground motion was used in this study to create a large database of peak particle velocities measured underground. A total nu
Jan 1, 2003
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A computer program for estimation of support requirements for circular shaftsBy H. Ozturk
In this paper, the computer program ‘SHAFT’ developed for estimation of support requirements for circular mine shafts is introduced. Theory of support design is based on the analytical solutions of ci
Jan 1, 2003
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Improving The Safety Performance Of The UK Quarrying Industry Through A Behavioural Based Safety InterventionBy Patrick J. Foster
This paper summarises a behavioural safety project undertaken in seven quarries in the UK in order to investigate its applicability as a means of raising the standards of health and safety in the UK q
Jan 1, 2008
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Book news1. Reviews Steel and its heat treatment, by K-E Thelning. 2nd Edition. London, Buterworths, 1984.678 pp. R201,60 (incl. OS1). Reviewer: J.P. Hofman The Southern Queensland Conference 1985. Parkvil
Jan 1, 1986
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Development Of A Mineral Flotation Frother For Nchanga Mine On The Zambian CopperbeltBy H Zimba, S Sondashi, M Chitambo
By the time a reagent is finally accepted by a mine for use on its plant it could have gone through several screening and evaluation stages. These stages may include laboratory and plant evaluation te
Jan 1, 2007
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Performance Enhancement Tools For Grinding MillsBy W. Valderrama, D. G. Almond
Operation of large SAG mills requires a change in the conceptual approach to grinding processes. The traditional energy consumption criteria are now enhanced with new criteria derived from the mechani
Jan 1, 2004
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Formation and stabilization of rock cavern roof archesBy M. Lu, E. Broch
Abstract: The formation and mechanism of rock cavern roof arches are studied and effects of rockbolts reinforcement are evaluated. It is concluded that a self-supported roof arch may be formed by the
Jan 1, 2003
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Sensibility analysis of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a radioactive waste storage shaft in a deep shale using probabilistic methodsBy S. Escoffier, A. Giraud, K. Su, F. Homand, N. Hoteit
Abstract For the feasibility study of an underground waste disposal the characterization of the coupled behaviour of the host rock is required: Because of the very low permeability of these formations
Jan 1, 2003