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Systems Integration of a Global Explosives Security System at a MultiNational Explosives Manufacturer Using Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) Based Technologies for Tracking and Monitoring Explosives and Detonators
By Thomas Zukovich, Robert Morhard, Thomas Gelormino
The ExploTrack Explosives Tracking System is a sophisticated integration platform designed to track explosive products in both fixed locations and mobile environments globally, in real-time, on a 24/7
Jan 1, 2007
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A Wooden Pallet To Fit Every Need
By William C. Baldwin
Unitization and containerization continue to grow with great rapidity throughout the world today. Every industrial nation outside of the Iron Curtain is devoting more and more time toward research of
Jan 1, 1973
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IC 7804 Report Of Research And Technologic Work On Explosives, Explosions, And Flames Fiscal Years 1953 And 1954 - Summary And Introduction
By Ruth F. Brinkley
This report is the 16th of a series of reports originally issued annually and more recently biennially to acquaint the reader with the work of the Explosives and Physical Sciences Division, Region VII
Jan 1, 1957
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RI 4944 Early Operations Of The Hydrogenation Demonstration Plant, Using Rock Springs, Wyo., Coal ? Introduction
By Edwin A. Clarke
[For almost 2 decades the Bureau of Mines has been Interested in converting solid fuels to liquid fuels. Small-scale laboratory investigations were carried on for a number of years.4/ This work wad ex
Jan 1, 1953
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Quality control in tailings resource exploration at Havelock Mine, Eswatini
By S. Gan, E. van Niekerk, L. Birrell, D. Robbertze, L. Ncubi, B. Zhao
Quality assurance and quality control (or QAQC) plays a key role in safeguarding the level of confidence of the data generated during mineral exploration and mine development, and is also part of the
Jul 2, 2022
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Development of the automatic GO-60 drill
By R. England
"This paper describes the objectives and design parameters for the operation of a computerized In-The-Hole (I. T.H.) Drill. The principal objective is to add computer control to an Inco 00-60 I. T.H.
Jan 1, 1987
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OFR-187-82 Phase Equilibrium Studies Of Refractory Oxide Systems - Part I: SrO-ZrO2-MgO And SrO-MgO-Dolomite
By Charles E. Semler
The possible utility of selected compositions in the systems SrO-ZrO2-MgO and SrO-ZrO2-Dolomite for commercial refractory products was confirmed in this study. Specifically the compositions of interes
Jan 1, 1982
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Bulletin 239 Iron Ore (Hematite) Mining Practice in the Birmingham District, Alabama
By W. R. Crane
Mining of the red iron ores of the Birmingham district, Alabama, has _gone on energetically for the past 50 years and has created a large iron and steel manufacturing center, the only important one in
Jan 1, 1927
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Analysis Of Sudden Floor Heave In Deep Western U.S. Mines - Preprint 09-010
By H. Maleki
As mining continues toward deeper reserves in thick western US coal fields, the control of mining induced-seismicity has become a priority in many operations in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming. Gradual f
Jan 1, 2009
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Geology – The Affirmative Case
By D Kepert
It is the role of the exploration geologist to create wealth through the discovery, delineation and characterisation of economic mineralisation. This requires a critical depth of geological understand
Jul 13, 2015
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Support Pressure Estimation For Circular And Non-Circular Openings Based On A Parametric Numerical Modelling Study
By H. Yavuz
Closed form solutions assume opening shape to be circular to simplify the calculation of the ground response curve for the design of underground openings. However, in mining and civil engineering work
Jan 1, 2006
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A Case Study Applying the Multiple Blasthole Fragmentation Model (MBF) at an Open Pit Mine
By C. McAllister, D. Preece, J. Berendzen
The Multiple Blasthole Fragmentation (MBF) model was developed recently and has been reported in previous papers. The MBF model accepts inputs from the blast design, such as: location and orientation
Jan 1, 2016
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Determination Of True Block Copper Grades At Cyprus Pima Mine
By Donald R. Williamson
Statistical studies at Cyprus Pima Mine indicate that samples from 22 blastholes are necessary for determining average copper grades, within a desired range of precision, for mine-model blocks by arit
Jan 1, 1977
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Who is Responsible for Grade? – An Evaluation of the Value Chain at Mt Magnet Gold Project, Western Australia
By A Weeks, W J. Shaw, A Kuk
Grade control is a process that requires the interaction between many components of the mining operation and successful grade control is only realised through good data, robust systems, and a well-tra
Aug 18, 2014
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IC 6257 The Work Of The United States Bureau Of Mines
The United States Bureau of Mines frequently receives requests for information regarding the details of its organization and the nature of its activities. In response to such an inquiry a series of ar
Jan 1, 1930
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The Application of Value Engineering Principles to Mining Studies
By T Schrimpf, I Bryan
The life cycle of a mining project begins with initial regional exploration and ends with mine closure and rehabilitation. Between resource definition and the commencement of mine construction is the
May 24, 2012
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Responsabilidad social y minería en entornos rurales andinos
By Iván Mendoza
La Responsabilidad Social Empresarial (RSE) es una política que adoptan las empresas de manera voluntaria -en tanto relaciona las empresas mineras que instalan las unidades operativas y las poblacione
Jul 1, 2013
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The Application of Electronic Detonators to Improve Blast Vibration Predictions at Limestone Quarries
By R. Farnfield, W. Birch
Arguably, some of the most restrictive statutory blast vibration requirements attached to mineral extraction operations can be found in the United Kingdom. Such limitations are, as a rule for the UK,
Jan 1, 2006
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Integrating mining and mineral processing for advanced mining systems
The integration of mining and mineral processing technologies into new advanced mining systems is considered to offer several benefits, including selective mining, reduction in waste, increased produc
Jan 1, 2002