Search Documents
Search Again
Search Again
Refine Search
Refine Search
-
Industrial Minerals 2005 – Ball ClayBy R. L. Virta
Four companies mined ball clay in four states during 2005. They included H.C. Spinks Clay (owned by Franklin Minerals), Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (owned by Imerys), Old Hickory Clay and Unimin. P
Jan 1, 2006
-
Sensibility analysis of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a radioactive waste storage shaft in a deep shale using probabilistic methodsBy S. Escoffier, A. Giraud, K. Su, F. Homand, N. Hoteit
Abstract For the feasibility study of an underground waste disposal the characterization of the coupled behaviour of the host rock is required: Because of the very low permeability of these formations
Jan 1, 2003
-
Demonstrating Passive Hydraulic Containment For An Open Pit Copper MineBy J. L. Moreno, A. L. Williamson, R. D. Bartlett
Large open pit mines in desert climates, such as the Phelps Dodge Morenci copper mine in Arizona, can create groundwater cones-of-depression of considerable size and stability. The hydraulic containme
Jan 1, 1999
-
Wastewater Remediation With Collophane (314ec19b-a061-40af-a337-ceb44bfd8995)By M. C. Fuerstenau
Collophane, cryptocrystalline fluor-apatite, is examined as a substrate for plant water and wastewater remediation. The attenuation of Fe3+, Fe2+, Hg2+, Pb2+, and Cd2+ is presented as a function of me
Jan 1, 2001
-
Industrial Minerals 2004 – Pumice and PumiciteBy G. C. Presley
Estimated domestic production of pumice and pumicite in 2004 increased about 23 percent since 2003, according to the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS). The USGS estimate of domestic production of 687 kt
Jan 1, 2005
-
A Topographical Map of the Innovation Landscape (ABSTRACT PAGE)By Leon Lorenzen, Victor E. Ross, Anton W. Kleingeld
"Key to successful innovation, whether at organization, industry or national level, is the alignment and utilization of resources in the most appropriate and efficient way. Innovation needs to be dire
Jan 1, 2003
-
Iron Precipitation in Sulphuric Acid Under Pressure Oxidation Conditions at Elevated Temperatures (ABSTRACT PAGE)By Rhulani F. Maluleke, Francis W. Petersen, John H. Marsh, Johann de T. Steyl, Allan Nesbitt
"Pressure leaching of chalcopyrite and nickeliferrous pyrrotite at temperatures between 105 and 200 ºC has been proposed as a potentially viable route for the extraction of mineral elements from sulph
Jan 1, 2003
-
Carbon Emissions From Base Metals - Preprint 09-096By M. J. Farrell
Mining is a significant emitter of greenhouse gases and is the focus of increasing attention from green groups and regulators. Miners need to know their own carbon emissions and how they compare with
Jan 1, 2009
-
New Initiatives in Swedish Mining Research and DevelopmentBy Göran Bäckblom
The Swedish mining companies LKAB and Boliden, the equipment supplier Atlas Copco, the general contractor NCC and the specialist company Reflex joined forces in 2005 to advance the field of rock techn
May 1, 2006
-
Rare Earth Elements - SME StatementIt is crucial to reestablish a domestic rare earths minerals production industry to help secure the Nation's clean energy future, reduce the U.S. vulnerability to material shortages related to na
Jan 1, 2011
-
-
Modification Of Limestone-Based Material For Increased Efficiency Of Arsenic Removal From WaterBy A. D. Davis
Limestone-based material shows great promise for removal of arsenic from water. In laboratory tests, it has removed more than 95% or arsenic and more than 99% of cadmium and lead. In addition, the w
Jan 1, 2012
-
Bench Blast Modeling Using Numerical Simulation And Mine Planning SoftwareBy I. R. Firth, D. L. Taylor
The ability to accurately model the movement of grade boundaries during a typical bench blast would be of significant benefit to mine operators. The movement of grade boundaries during the blasting p
Jan 1, 2001
-
Technology News - No. 467 - Wood Crib Performance ModelTo provide an engineering solution to wood crib design and deployment strategies that will ensure safety for underground coal mine workers. This is accomplished by preserving necessary ground control
Jan 1, 1997
-
The Mineral Industry Of Africa - IntroductionBy George A. Morgan
The 53 countries that constituted Africa in 1990 accounted for a significant portion of total world output of a number of mineral commodities. Among the most significant to be produced in Africa were
Jan 1, 1992
-
Improving Coarse Particle Flotation For Energy SavingsBy H. Do, R. Yoon
Mineral flotation is effective over a relatively narrow particle size range of approximately 10 to 100 µm. If the upper particle size limit can be increased, however, a run-of-mine ore may be coarse g
Jan 1, 2007
-
Formation and stabilization of rock cavern roof archesBy M. Lu, E. Broch
Abstract: The formation and mechanism of rock cavern roof arches are studied and effects of rockbolts reinforcement are evaluated. It is concluded that a self-supported roof arch may be formed by the
Jan 1, 2003
-
High.Speed 2D Analysis Program Version 1.30By Bruce Vandenberg, R F. Chiappetta
"The High Speed 2D Analysis program allows the user to bring in data from several different sources. Of course, keyboard entry is included as a source. Other data is inputted through the serial port (
Jan 1, 1989
-
Palygorskite (Attapulgite) In Central China - Preprint 09-035By H. H. Murray
The largest reserves of palygorskite in the world are located in Anhui and Jiangsu Provinces in East Central China. The deposits are Middle Miocene in age and range from 3 to 6 m in thickness. The d
Jan 1, 2009
-
Promoters for Soap Flotation of Phosphate MineralsPromoters for Soap Flotation of Phosphate Minerals
Sep 13, 2010