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Explore the geological conditions around the tunnel face using the seismic reflective surveyBy J. M. Descour, K. Aoki, S. Shirasagi
This paper describes the tunnel seismic reflective survey, which has been developed by the authors in order to detect the geological condition ahead of the tunnel face three-dimensionally using reflec
Jan 1, 2003
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Measurement of acoustic emission and interpretation of its results during excavation of a rock cliff with opening jointsBy H. Sasao, Y. Obara, A. Hirata
In the upper part of the planned location of the portal of a highway tunnel, there was a steep rock cliff with several unstable rock blocks. It seemed that the risk of those rock blocks to fall was ve
Jan 1, 2003
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A Holistic Approach To Control And Optimization Of A PGM Concentrate Flash Drying Unit ? SynopsisBy D. J. de Clerk
Global trends stipulate the need to optimize existing assets while reducing environmental impacts. This paper illustrates the procedure that was followed to achieve such goals at one of the coal burni
Jan 1, 2012
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Dam foundation design considering scattering of its deformabilityBy M. Nakamura, T. Akamatsu
Embankment dams are often constructed on soft rock foundations in Japan, so it is important to precisely predict deformation of the foundations due to fill placement at the design stage. In order to a
Jan 1, 2003
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A matched case-control study of occupational injury in underground coalmine workers - SynopsisBy B. M. Kunar
It is well known that job-related hazards and individual factors influence occupational injuries. However, research involving coalminers has been limited. This case-control study assessed the relation
Jan 1, 2010
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Monitoring and stability analysis of intake tunnels Karun III H.E.P.P.By R. Tabanrad
This article examines the stability analysis of intake tunnels of Karun III dam & power plant. The tunnels have been excavated with a 3-dimensional and fairly complicated geometry in Pabdeh weak forma
Jan 1, 2003
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SORD - A Novel Underground Dredge Mining TechnologyBy N. Graham, C. Walker
The SORD Miner is a patented mining principle being developed to exploit mineral and energy resources that current technology can not access. SORD Miner is designed to operate in underground wet, gran
Jan 1, 2007
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Learning From Nature: The Tornado ProcessBy J. Tikka, E. Bäcklund, N. -O. Lindfors
Tornados are the most violent weather events in the world, and we have all seen the forces and phenomena created by tornados in nature. Airgrinder AB has been working with a material treatment technol
Jan 1, 2007
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A practical example of recovery improvements in a bacterial oxidation plantBy B. Steyn
AngloGold Ashanti?s Obuasi Mine, in Ashanti Province, Ghana, operates a plant utilizing bacterial oxidation technology. The mineralization consists predominately of arsenopyrite with gold associated i
Jan 1, 2009
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The Application Of Cyclic Voltammetry Coupled With Surface Plasmon Resonance Measurements To Thiol-Collector Interactions With Gold SurfacesBy SHM Harkema, MKG Vermaak, D R. Groot
Surface Plasmon Resonance spectroscopy (SPR), combined with cyclovoltammetry, has been successfully used to study the interactions between ethyl xanthate, heptyl xanthate, dithiophosphate and propyl t
Jan 1, 2005
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Recovery Of Duricrust Sterilized Heavy Mineral Resources At The Namakwa Sands Mine South Africa: A Geometallurgical ChallengeNamakwa Sands, an Anglo Operations Limited subsidiary, is a world-class producer of heavy minerals. A layer of duricrust imposes a pseudo-stratigraphy to the primary deposit and has sterilized part of
Jan 1, 2007
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FSPE Award: Dr F.G. HillThe FSPE Award for Services to the Engineering Profession was awarded to Or Francis George Hill at a ceremony held in January of this year by the Federation of Societies of Professional Engineers.
Jan 1, 1988
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An Analytical Survey of Raw Bullion From South African Gold Mines by Mass SpectrographyBy P. F. S. Jackson, A. Strasheim
In the survey "Analysis of South African raw bullion" the distribution of trace elements within the bullion have been shown to be distinctively dependent on the extraction process. In general the a
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Spatial Distribution of ProbabilitiesBy F. E. Steffens
The application of kriging in assessing the area rainfall in a weather modification experiment is complicated by the presence of many zero rainfall recordings on a given day, and the fact that the var
Jan 1, 1987
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Health hazards of South African mine waterBy P. Smit
Health hazards of South African . mIne water by P. SMIT, M.B., Ch.B., D.T.M.H., D.P.H. (Visitor) The water supply in South African mines is not as good as most mining engineers would like to believe,
Jan 4, 1977
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A fractographic study of corrosion-fatigued specimens of A533B steelBy J. H. Bulloch
This paper describes detailed fractographic analyses of several specimens that had undergone corrosion-fatigue tests at high stress ratios in simulated pressurized water-reactor environments. The dist
Jan 1, 1987
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Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold minesBy G. S. Hansford, J. W. de Kock, C. D. Levy
Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold mines by G. s. HANSFORD, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), M.Sc. (Cape Town), C. D. LEVY, B.Sc. (Eng.), and J. W. DE KOCK, Ph.D. (Cantab.), B.Sc. (A.I.C.)
Jan 3, 1976
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The design, erection, and commissioning of the froth-flotation section of the Grootegeluk coal-preparation plantBy P. E. Venteer
The Grootegeluk coal-processing plant treats 3 kt of raw coal per hour to produce a middlings fuel coal and a coking coal fraction with ash contents of 35 and 10 per cent respectively. The plus 0,5 mm
Jan 1, 1984
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Viscosities, electrical resistivities, and liquidus temperatures of slags in the system CaO-MgOA12O3TiO2-SiO2 under neutral conditionsBy D. D. Howat, J. van der Colf
This paper is the first in a series of three dealing with this subject and also with the rate of oxygen removal from the slags in the presence of solid carbon and with the physicochemical properties o
Jan 1, 1979
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The control of autogenous and semi-autogenous mills: the relationship between measurements of bearing pressure and parameters describing the mill loadBy M. H. Moys
The capacity of grinding mills can be maximized by use of measurements of mill power and bearing pressures. The criterion is as follows. If the derivatives with respect to time of the power and bearin
Jan 1, 1980