Geared Up or Wrapped Up?

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Scott Bird Kevin DeSomber
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Larger grinding mills continue to utilize large gear-driven drives or electrical wraparound drives. The panel will include presenters from operations with large mechanical and electrical drives. JIM HANDLEY: Before we get to the third and final session, I want to introduce my co-conspirator for this session, John Mansanti. John is manager of milling with Newrnont Gold Company, Carlin, Nevada, and was very active in securing participation in this innovative symposium. I'm Jim Handley and I'm with Cyprus-Amax Minerals at the Sierrita copper and molybdenum mine. Our third presentation is titled "Geared Up or Wrapped Up?" I hear this topic discussed, but never at great length. I think that's because the opinions are fairly strong and diverse, and people generally aren't reinforced properly in their arguments. The first person to enlighten us on this topic is Scott Bird. He has more than 20 years with Kennecott, is a graduate in metallurgical engineering from the University of Utah, and is currently operations superintendent and deals with this phenomenon every day.
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APA: Scott Bird Kevin DeSomber  (1998)  Geared Up or Wrapped Up?

MLA: Scott Bird Kevin DeSomber Geared Up or Wrapped Up?. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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