How To Select Stockpiling, Reclaiming And Blending Systems For Bulk Materials ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
d&apos I. J. Agati
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

The stockpiling and reclaiming of bulk materials can be a challenging task for engineers seeking the optimum solution for plant needs, reliability, and at lowest unit cost. The objective of this paper will be to expose advantages, disadvantages and limitations of many storage and reclaiming systems to the responsible engineer and management. The paper will emphasize the practical aspect of stockpiling and reclaiming methods. Many valuable and interesting papers are available dealing with the theoretical viewpoint and application of a particular manufacturer's machine. Several of these are mentioned in the bibliography. As many practical parameters as possible will be given. After twenty years in the field of designing and selling bulk materials handling systems, the needs of the user and the plant are recognized and reasonably understood. This paper cannot give solutions to all problems In this vast field but will stress practical applications and examples of various installations. The evolution of advancements in materials handling is based upon not only technological innovations, but learning from many experiences of others and utilizing them as stepping stones to improved installations.
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APA: d&apos I. J. Agati  (1969)  How To Select Stockpiling, Reclaiming And Blending Systems For Bulk Materials ? Introduction

MLA: d&apos I. J. Agati How To Select Stockpiling, Reclaiming And Blending Systems For Bulk Materials ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1969.

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