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Some fundamental aspects of the use of disc cutters in hard-rock excavationBy D. F. Howarth, F. F. Roxborough
Some important aspects of the design of rock-cutting systems remain relatively unexplored. Two areas of practical significance in this context form the subject of this paper: cutting in jointed or fis
Jan 1, 1982
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Short-term gain for long-term pain how focusing on tactical issues can destroy long-term value - SynopsisBy B.E. Hall
Maximizing shareholder value has become a common aim for mining companies. This paper discusses the results of a number of studies developing strategic mine plans, covering a wide range of commodities
Jan 1, 2009
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A new model for mining method selection of mineral deposit based on fuzzy decision making - SynopsisBy F. Samimi Namin
One of the main tasks in exploitation of mines is to select a method suitable for the deposits, specific features including geometric, geo-mechanical and geological features. The purpose of selecting
Jan 1, 2008
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Further discussion: Inductive reactance, and the operation of large submerged-arc furnacesBy J. Meintjest
As you pointed out, furnace power factor (and consequently transformer MVA rating) depends upon the inductive reactance, and so it is desirable to design for the lowest possible value of this paramete
Jan 1, 1980
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Early shaft reef removal at Beatrix No. 3 Vertical ShaftBy J. W. Klokow, S. L. Mulder
Early removal of the shaft reef is usually considered necessary on deep level South African gold mines to avoid damaging stress build-up associated with traditional shaft-protection pillars. In the ca
Jan 1, 2003
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Evaluation of four layouts for gold mining at a depth-range of 3500 and 5000 mBy S. Budavari, F. M. C. C. Vieira
For several decades, the deep, gold-bearing reefs of the Witwatersrand basin have been mined predominantly according to layouts characterised by longwalls with strike pillars to provide regional suppo
Jan 1, 2003
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The use of small cooling plants on a mineBy N. Thorp, S. J. Bluhm
It has long been recognized that the provision of an acceptable thermal environment minimizes the danger and the adverse effect of heat stress, which is directly linked to decreased productivity, incr
Jan 1, 1986
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The equivalence of fibre and mesh reinforcement in the shotcrete used in tunnel-support systemsBy P. R. Labrum, H. A. D. Kirsten
The literature on shotcrete is reviewed with the object of identifying aspects that have not been addressed specifically in terms of its structural performance and manufacture as applied to undergroun
Jan 1, 1990
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The mechanization of haulage drilling in the gold mines of Anglo American CorporationBy J. W. Wilson, J. G. Taylor
The mechanization of haulage drilling in the gold mines of Anglo American Corporation by J. w. WILSON, Ph. D., C.Eng., M.AIME, F.!.Min.E., F.I.M.M. (Fellow), and J. G. TAYLOR, A.C.S.M., C.Eng., M.!.M.
Jan 1, 1975
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Experience in longwall mining at Coalbrook CollieriesBy P. G. Henderson
Coalbrook Collieries has produced approximately 2 million tons of coal by retreat longwalling since April 1976. Strata control. support. stone intrusions. coal conveyance, and the inflow of goaf and w
Jan 1, 1980
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Behaviour analysis of a slope in the river Sela right backBy J. E. Quintanilha de Menezes, L. Ribeiro e Sousa, I. Ferreira
The Paradela dam has a spillway that makes it possible to discharge a maximum flow of 400 m3/s, the water discharges being on the river Sela, about 2km upstream the river Cávado. After the first use o
Jan 1, 2003
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New directions for the effective analysis of stress and strain induced by tabular miningBy J. A. L. Napier
One of the most important characteristics of tabular mine stress analysis is the need to represent the complex evolution of mining face positions and the accompanying induced stress changes in the roc
Jan 1, 2003
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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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Book reviewBook review Pearson, J. S. Ocean floor mining. Park Ridge (New Jersey), Noyes Data Corporation, 1975. 201 pp. NIM reports Report no. 308 A mineralogical study of gold particles in pulp residues from t
Jan 2, 1976
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Evaluation Of Reductants Used For Ilmenite Smelting Based On CO2 Reactivity (Boudouard Reaction) Measurement - SynopsisBy P. Jordan
The practice of ilmenite smelting in electric arc furnaces has been researched and published over the last few decades. An issue that has not been addressed is the understanding of the properties of i
Jan 1, 2011
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The development of continuous fluidized-bed ion exchange in South Africa, and its use in the recovery of uraniumBy A. K. Haines
The status of the South African research and development programme on continuous ion exchange, which was aimed at the technical and economic assessment of that process for the recovery of uranium, is
Jan 1, 1978
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Railway tunnel design against karstic collapse in KoreaBy Y. H. Suh, H. C. Lee, D. S. Kim
A progressive karst formation and its influence upon engineered structures in the ‘phil-karst’ rock mass draw a tunnel engineer’s special attention to a long-term stability and the maintenance issues.
Jan 1, 2003
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The Ongoing Evolution Of Stope Panel Support At Impala Platinum Limited - SynopsisBy N. D. Fernandes
Labour-intensive narrow reef stoping, as traditionally practised in South African gold and platinum mines, is almost unique in the modern first-world mechanized mining environment. Shortcomings of the
Jan 1, 2011
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Note: The practical application of microclimate cooling in an underground stope in a gold mineBy C. H. Johannes, N. B. Strydom, C. H. Van Graan, J. G. A. Van Heerden
Note: The practical application of microclimate cooling in an underground stope in a gold mine by C. H. JOHANNES, C. H. VAN GRAAN, N. B. STRYDOM and J. G. A. VAN HEERDEN INTRODUCTION Although much inf
Jan 3, 1976
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A new approach for borehole joint investigation—Development of Discontinuity Orientation Measurement drilling systemBy T. F. Cho, B .. O. You, K. S. Yoon, K. S. Won
Discontinuity Orientation Measurement (DOM) drilling system capable of retrieving the reference line-marked core log, which can be used for determining the relative positions and orientations of disco
Jan 1, 2003