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The Prieska experience: Flotation developments in copper-zinc separation (32d079cb-5827-4a06-957c-029014016ec6)By B. R. Broekman, D. W. Penman
Discussion by P.J Lloydt Broekman and Penman describe (J.S. Afr. Inst. Min. Metal., vol. 91, Aug. 1991, p. 261) the addition of sodium cyanide and zinc sulphate to the flotation feed at Prieska. They
Jan 1, 1991
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Book newsBook reviews Natural gas substitutes from coal and oil, by S.A. Qadar. Amsterdam, Elsevier Science Publishers, 1985. U.S.$83.25. Reviewer: U. Grimsehl High heat production (HHP) granites, hydrotherm
Jan 1, 1986
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Repair works and tests at the Rossio tunnel, PortugalBy F. Pinto, J. V. Lemos, A. Sousa, L. Ribeiro e Sousa
The Rossio railway tunnel was built in 1890 crossing several formations involving limestones, basalts and also sandy and clayey formations. Due to the fact that it is an old underground structure reha
Jan 1, 2003
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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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Rigorously Determined Support Characteristics And Support-Design Method For Tunnels Subject To Squeezing ConditionsBy P. J. Bartlett, H. A. D. Kirsten
A two-dimensional numerical scheme for the simulation of the plastic stress-strain properties of rock, and the various components of rock reinforcement and shotcrete, was used to rigorously determine
Jan 1, 1992
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Comparison of continuous and discontinuous modelling for computational rock mechanicsBy T. Scheldt, M. Lu, A. Myrvang
Abstract: In this paper both continuous and discontinuous modelling are utilised in order to analyze the stability of the Gjøvik Olympic Mountain Hall. The large span cavern (62 m) was built for the 1
Jan 1, 2003
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Integrated Seismic Imaging System for Geological Prediction During Tunnel ConstructionBy P. Otto, G. Borm, Th. Dickmann, F. Amberg, R. Giese
Based on many years experience, the well proven Swiss Tunnel Seismic Prediction System TSP has been substantially augmented for online geological prognosis in underground construction. In its latest v
Jan 1, 2003
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The Introduction of a Stiff Rockbolt and Hanging Wall Control Management System at a Platinum Mine in South AfricaBy P. Altounyan, K. Akermann, T. Van den Berg
Amandelbult Mine is currently undertaking a trial to mechanise the mining of the UG2 reef through the introduction of room and pillar mining. As part of the trial, a system of managing the control of
Jan 1, 2003
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Obituary: Dr Laurence Alison BushelBy Jack Levin
Dr Laurence AlIison Bushel, a former President of the Chemical, Metallurgical and Mining Society of South Africa, now The South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, was born in Queenstown on 20
Jan 1, 1991
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Stope design in the Hishikari Gold Mine, Japan, by using numerical analysisBy Y. Sagawa
The Hishikari Gold Mine consists of epithermal vein type Au-Ag deposits, each of which has several veins standing almost in parallel each other and inclining 70 to 90 degrees. The veins have 1 to 3m w
Jan 1, 2003
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Design of open pit slopes in Ganboke gold mine, ChadBy K. -C. Han, S. -Y. Kim
This study was carried out in a bid to survey Ganboke gold mine in Pala, Mayo-Kebbi Province, southwestern Chad. The Ganboke mine is now being prepared for investigation and development, and the resea
Jan 1, 2003
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The intensive cyanidation of gold-plant gravity concentratesBy D. Duncanson, R. J. Davidson, C. G. S. Schmidt, G. A. Brown, J. D. Taylor, N. W. Hanf
The development of a cyanidation route for the treatment of gold-plant gravity concentrates is described. This work was carried out as a natural consequence of earlier improvements to the recovery of
Jan 1, 1978
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Sulphydryl colectors in bulk and selective flotation. Part 1. Covalent trithiocarbonate derivativesBy G. Coetzer, J. C. Davidtz
The substitution of functional groups in covalent trithiocarbonate collector molecules influences the selective and non-selective bonding of collector molecules to mineral surfaces, as well as flotati
Jan 1, 1989
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A contactor for liquid-liquid extraction from slurriesBy H. W. Byerlee
A contactor has been designed that avoids solvent loss due to coalescence and other causes. This consists of a column packed with grids. Slurry enters at the top and flows as films down the inclined s
Jan 1, 1982
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Nitrogen alloying of AISI 310S in an induction furnaceBy A. Koursaris, Y. N. Turan
A series of experiments was caried out in a vacuum-induction furnace to investigate the solubility of nitrogen in stainless steel type 3100S. Melts were made under constant and variable partial pressu
Jan 1, 1992
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Scale-Up Procedures For Gold-Adsorption Systems. Part 2: Mixing RequirementsBy K. I. Afewu, L. C. Woollacott
The design of in-pulp adsorption vessels in the gold industry has, for the most part, been seen as a problem involving the suspension of fine particles o ore in a slurry. The need for the vessel to be
Jan 1, 1995
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Human factors in stope productivity -a field experimentBy A. C. Lawrence, K. F. Mauer
Human factors in stope productivity -a field experiment by K. F. MAUER, M.A. (Visitor), and A. C. LAWRENCE, B.Econ., D.Com. (Member) An experiment in which three human variables were manipulated in ei
Jan 10, 1973
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8.1 Taylor - Metallurgical Accounting At Black MountainBy John Taylor
?Introduction to Black Mountain ?Historical metal accounting practice ?Metal accounting audit ?Feed measurement ?Sample precision ?Concentrate measurment ?Current metal accounting practice ?Fur
Jan 1, 2005
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The Dual-Electrode DC Arc Furnace-Modelling Brush Arc Conditions ? SynopsisBy Q. G. Reynolds
The dual-electrode DC arc furnace, an alternative design using an anode and cathode electrode instead of a hearth anode, was studied at small scale using computational modelling methods. Particular at
Jan 1, 2012
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Dynamic failure of pillar remnants—case studiesBy G. van Aswegen, J. D. Bosman
Gold bearing deposits in the Witwatersrand consist predominantly of narrow tabular conglomerates with quartzite host rock. Extensive mining of these deposits at depth results in significant stresses
Jan 1, 2003