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A study on the partially saturated mechanical behavior of iron ore of Lorraine (France)By D. Grgic, A. Giraud, F. Homand
RESUME : Le comportement mécanique partiellement saturé du minerai de fer a été étudié à partir d’essais de compression simple sur des éprouvettes à pression capillaire imposée par les solutions salin
Jan 1, 2003
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Investigations Into The Reduction Of Moisture In Fine Coal By Plant Tests With SurfactantsBy A. Nkolele
Paper written on project work carried out in partial fulfilment of B. Tech (Metallurgical Engineering) degree Fine coal of the Goedehoop Colliery is dewatered by centrifuging before being sold. Ful
Jan 1, 2004
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Modeling of factors influencing the extent of mud infiltration in a fractured rock massBy C. Tan, C. Detournay
Wellbore stability is a major concern for drilling in naturally fractured formations. The infiltration of drilling mud into the fractures is a factor, which may compromise wellbore integrity due to t
Jan 1, 2003
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Revaluation of rock mass classification using multivariate analysis and estimation of the tunnel supportBy B. H. Kim, S. K. Chung
RMR, Rock Mass Rating, is one of the famous rock classifications. However, RMR was proposed empirically and absolutely depends on the experience of engineer. Therefore, engineering verification is nee
Jan 1, 2003
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Worker inclusion in equipment development processes in the modernizing minerals sector in South AfricaBy S. Schutte, J. Pelders
Worker participation in equipment development can result in improved user acceptance and product quality. This paper focuses on worker engagement in equipment development processes in the South Africa
Feb 2, 2021
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Quasi-chemical viscosity model for fully liquid slags in the A12O3-CaO-‘FeO’-SiO2systemBy A. Kondratiev
A structurally-based viscosity model for fully liquid silicate slags has been developed and applied to the Al2O3-CaO-‘FeO’-SiO2system at metallic iron saturation. The model links the slag viscosity to
Jan 1, 2004
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Energy-Absorbing Capacity Of Reinforced Shotcrete, With Reference To The Containment Of Rockburst DamageBy H. A. D. Kirsten
The paper reports on loading tests conducted on shotcrete reinforced with mesh and various types of steel fibre, and compares the results with the energy absorbing capabilities of 16 mm rebar shepherd
Jan 1, 1995
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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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The Use Of Neural Network Analysis Of Diagnostic Leaching Data In Gold Liberation ModellingBy K. R. P. Petersen
Paper written on project work carried out in partial fulfilment of M.Sc. Eng.(Metallurgical Engineering) degree The interrelationship between mineral liberation and leaching behaviour of a gold ore
Jan 1, 2003
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New Pt-Based Alloys For High Temperature Application In Aggressive Environments: The Next StageBy L. A. Cornish, L. H. Chown, M. Matema, R. Süss, L. Glaner, A. Douglas
Mintek has been developing Pt-based alloys for high temperature applications in aggressive environments, for example, land-based turbine engines, to replace the currently used nickel-based superalloys
Jan 1, 2006
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The application of pumpable emulsions in narrow-reef stoping (c3a49f1e-796f-497e-8d58-8a582c0eb90b)By S. P. Pearton
"Pumpable emulsion explosives have been available to surface and underground massive mining operations for decades, and their unique properties offer significant advantages in terms of improved safety
Jan 1, 2015
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The plasma manufacturing of titania pigment and nano-titania in a pilot plant - SynopsisBy J. T. Nel
The establishment of a pilot plant for the continuous production of titania pigment and nano-titania is discussed. The plant was designed, constructed and operated on the Necsa site. The TiO2 producti
Jan 1, 2010
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The Use Of Low-Toxic Heavy Suspensions In Mineral Sands Evaluation And Zircon FractionationBy Stafford McKnight, Larissa Koroznikova, Steve Hall, Cameron Klutke
This paper outlines a simple methodology for mineral characterisation, developed as part of the Australian Mineral Industry Research Association (AMIRA) managed research project P777 ?The Development
Jan 1, 2007
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Green Topics - Response To The Questionnaire On Environmental Management Report-Back To Members - SummaryThe response was good-one of the best the SAIMM has had to its various questionnaires. 231 replies were received from 2768 members representing a response of 8,35%. For fellows and Members together, t
Jan 1, 1995
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Influence of pore water on the design of deep galleries in low permeable rocksBy V. Labiouse, R. Gärber
The paper aims at clarifying the up-to-now misappreciated role taken by pore water on the design of deep tunnels in saturated porous media. Numerical simulations with a non-dimensional FEM-model empha
Jan 1, 2003
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Thermodynamics of the MnO-containing slags and equilibrium relations associated with Mn ferroalloy productionsBy S. E. Olsen, K. Tang
Slag-metal and slag-metal-gas heterogeneous equilibria involving MnO-containing slags have been simulated using recently developed Mn-based alloy and IRSID oxide thermochemical databases. A large numb
Jan 1, 2004
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How Effective Is The Non-Destructive Examination Of Multi-Layer, Low Rotation Winding Ropes?The paper reviews the results emanating from an experiment conducted in Bochum?Germany in which various international rope inspection authorities were requested to assess the conditions of a corroded
Jan 1, 2000
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The Anisotropic Nature Of Selected Metamorphic Rocks From Greece (7c2b838c-2683-4593-b408-af708bc34e51)By H. Saroglou
Anisotropy is a characteristic of intact foliated metamorphic rocks (slates, gneisses, phyllites, schists). Testing was used to establish the anisotropic behaviour of selected gneissic rocks. The effe
Jan 1, 2004
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Fan Efficiencies on Mines of the Union Corporation Limited (1f935c8f-ebba-4348-bfc1-61b6b15273dd)By J. A. Drummond
The duties and efficiencies of a number of main and auxiliary fans were determined by standard and thermal methods. Some observations on the effect of water and dirt accumulation on fan performance we
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A Review On The Progress Towards PT-Base Superalloys For Ultra High Temperature ApplicationsBy S. Vorberg, J. Preussner, B. Fischer, U. Glatzel, R. Völkl, M. Wenderoth
Pt-Al-X alloys have shown good mechanical properties and adequate oxidation resistance. Starting from a promising Pt-Al-Cr alloy, the influence of Ni additions was investigated. After ageing finely di
Jan 1, 2006