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The socio-economic aspects of mine closure and sustainable development: literature overview and lessons for the socio-economic aspects of closure?Report 1 - Rationale for the study
By J. Stacey
This study was undertaken to generate a locally relevant guideline for the socio-economic aspects of mine closure for South African closure practitioners and decision makers. It should also represent
Jan 1, 2010
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Efficient Utilisation of Reductant in Composite Ore-Char Pellets
By Gupta R. C
Direct reduction of iron ore by solid reducing agents have been studied extensively and summarised by several authors (Otsuka and Kunii, 1969; Abraham and Ghosh, 1979; Frauhan, 1977; Rao, 1971; Kaw
Jan 1, 1999
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Expansion and Progress of Electrical Prospecting
By H. Lundberg
Introduction The world has been suffering from an excessive production of all kinds of raw materials, and the metals and petroleum are no exception. As a consequence, at the moment, the urge to find
Jan 1, 1931
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Progress in Alloy Steels
By Herbert J. French
ALLOY steels have become essential to industry in meeting the rigid requirements on materials imposed by our, advanced technology. In comparison with the total ingot capacity of the steel industry, th
Jan 1, 1948
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Use of a Crane Mounted Auger for Presink Construction at Fosterville Gold Mine
By P Jones
Fosterville Gold Mine is an underground operation located approximately 20 km northeast of Bendigo and 170 km north of Melbourne. Fosterville is the most productive gold mine in Victoria, producing ov
Mar 21, 2011
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The Preparation of Coal
By W. L. Hunter
The preparation of coal for the commercial market is a study both varied and wide, and can be viewed from many angles and in different ways. This short paper can but touch upon the subject and is i
Jan 1, 1930
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Westar Mining Ltd.-an overview of operations in southeast British Columbia
By L. B. Hale
"Introduction This paper will discuss the current operations of Westar Mining Ltd. and give a brief history of the company and of the Crowsnest Pass area. Westar is an integrated company involved in m
Jan 1, 1985
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RI 4022 Capitan Iron Deposits, Lincoln County, N. Mex
By John H. Soule
Although known since 1902 , the Capitan iron deposits have not been mined mainly because of the low grade of the ore . A small amount of exploratory work carried on at an early date was reported . C.
Mar 1, 1947
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Walk or Talk - Is the Current Mine Approval Process in Queensland Delivering Rehabilitation and Closure Success?
By T Baumgartl, R I. Maczkowiack, O White, P D. Erskine
Queensland legislation, industry codes and policies relating to mine rehabilitation and closure create the expectation of successful progressive rehabilitation and that the post-mining environment is
Jul 10, 2012
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The "DSEI" Joint: A Destructible Diaphragm Wall Joint (Patented Process)
By Christian Besson
This article describes the implementation of a new jointing process for use between diaphragm wall panels. This process was initially introduced on the SOCATOP work site in uburban Paris (which involv
Jan 1, 2002
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Deep Excavations And Foundations For Locks ? Synopsis
By B. H. Moore
Foundation and excavation problems associated with lock construction projects vary widely. Each lock requires a different foundation to respond to a unique geologic setting. The range of heights and f
Jan 1, 2010
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Bulletin 194 Some Principles Governing the Production of Oil Wells
By J. O. Lewis, Carl H. Beal
The material for this paper was collected for the most part by C. H. Beal during the years 1916, 1917, and 1918. Many of the conclusions reached in regard to the life of oil wells have already been pu
Jan 1, 1921
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Oldie But Goldie – Bi-Directionally Tested Foundation Piles With Base Enlargement As A Smart And Economical Alternative To Conventional Piles At Geneva, Switzerland
By Dipl. -Ing. (FH) Thomas Schmitt, Dr. Melvin England
Foundations in Geneva are difficult and expensive due a large overlayer of clay and silt above competent bearing material in the moraine. Common foundation schemes use deep barrettes or bored piles, f
May 1, 2022
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Emerging Technologies for Ironmaking - An Indian Perspective
By Prasad S, Chatterjee S. S, Singh B. N
The chief source of metallic iron for steelmaking in India, even today, as it is in most part of the world, is through blast furnace (BF) route. This will continue to be so in the foreseeable future
Jan 1, 1999
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Notes on the Geology, Quartz Reefs and Minerals of the Waihi Goldfield
The rocks of Waihi and the surrounding district are almost entirely rhyolitic and ande5itic in character. Sedimentary rocks, with the exception of some surface deposits of clay loosely compacted congl
Jan 1, 1902
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RI 4833 Static Electricity In Hospital Operating Suites: Direct And Related Hazards And Pertinent Remedies
By P. G. Guest
Many of the gases and vapors used in anesthesia form explosive mixtures with oxygen or air. Sources of ignition for these mixtures always have existed, in operating and anesthetizing areas. When ether
Jan 1, 1952
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Capital Employed in the Petroleum Industry
By Frederick G. Coqueron, Joseph E. Pogue
FOR a number of years, the Department of Petroleum Economics of The Chase National Bank has been conducting a study of the capital employed in the petroleum industry. The technique followed is that of
Jan 1, 1944
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Cyanide Code Recertification - The Three-Year Challenge
By R J. Beazley, M C. Woods
"The International Cyanide Management Code (the Code) is a voluntary industry program for gold miners and associated cyanide transporters and cyanide producers. By becoming a signatory, a company comm
Sep 26, 2013
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Financing The Mineral Prospect Or Small Mine In Canada
By William L. Young
I think I should let you in on one of Canada's best-kept secrets, if you will promise not to tell it all over the place. Believe it or not, good, honest, enterprising capitalism is still alive an
Jan 1, 1981
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Estimation for Engineering Design Purposes of the Principal Stress Directions in Rocks Containing Residual Strains
Unrelieved residual strains can influence the states of stress in rock masses. If cheap, stable structures are to be constructed in Tock in which large pressures are exterted by unrelieved residual st
Jan 1, 1964