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A Chloride Process for Recovery of Metallic Tin From Low Grade Concentrates
Results obtained from small scale tests using Australian tin concentrates indicate that metallic tin containing less than 0·1 per cent iron can be recovered by a two-stage process using hydrogen
Jan 1, 1974
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Treatment of Gold-Bearing Oxide High-Clayish Ores
Treatment of Gold-Bearing Oxide High-Clayish Ores The analysis of modern state of treatment technologies of gold-bearing oxide high-clayish ores showed that the main method applied both in Russia and
Sep 13, 2010
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Discriminating hematite/magnetite via scanning electron microscope–mineral liberation analyser in the - mesh size fraction of iron ores
By M Shaffer, D C. Grant, D J. Goudie, P Sylvester, C Voisey
Scanning electron microscope–Mineral Liberation Analyser SEM-MLA can be used to discriminate between hematite/magnetite in iron ores, but achieving backscattered electron (BSE) segmentation between th
Jul 24, 2017
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Flotation of Phosphate Gangue from Magnetite Fines - Non-Ionic Surfactant as Atrac Collector Modifier
Flotation of Phosphate Gangue from Magnetite Fines - Non-Ionic Surfactant as Atrac Collector Modifier
Sep 13, 2010
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Managing Geotechnical Risk Through Non-Destructive Rock Reinforcement Testing Trialled at the George Fisher Mine, Mt Isa
Corrosion affects the performance of rock support and reinforcement at various underground mines, including the George Fisher Mine, where recent studies showed that this risk to mining operations is g
Nov 25, 2010
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Report on the Tin Field of the Blue Tier District, Tasmania
THE area dealt with in this paper is included within a radius of about 3 miles of the Poimena township. Several thousand tons of tin have been won from this field, and probably £200,000 spent in
Jan 1, 1912
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The Nature of Australian Rutile and Zircon Concentrates
Australian rutile and zircon concentrates are refined raw materials and not manufactured products. The composition and properties of the grains are therefore fixed by nature. Specifications and assay
Jan 1, 1963
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Identifying Opportunities to Reduce the Consumption of Energy Across Mineral Processing Plants
Identifying Opportunities to Reduce the Consumption of Energy Across Mineral Processing Plants
Sep 13, 2010
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Notes on the Lindsay Reward Tin Mine, Western Tasmania
WHEN the writer resided at Zeehan, qn the West Coast of Tasmania, some years ago, he took a keen interest in the geology of the district and availed himself of the opportunity to investigate occurrenc
Jan 1, 1923
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Advanced Grinding Mill Relining Methods
RME has a vision for a new mill operational paradigm made possible by RMEÆs fast, safe Mill Relining System. This vision can be moved forward into reality at any time with or without guidance from rec
Jan 1, 2006
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Biogeochemical Prospecting for Zinc and Lead in the Te Aroha Region of New Zealand
The uptake of zinc, lead, and copper by the flora of the Tui Base Mine area near Te Aroha is described.Vegetation and soil samples were taken from two traverses across the Raukaka Lode. Results. after
Jan 1, 1969
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The Anchor Mine Operation
This paper reviews the development and operation of a small underground tin mine in NE Tasmania. Tin mineralisation was discovered in the Lottah area in the 1880s with early alluvial and eluvial worki
Jan 1, 1990
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Asbestiform Antigorite Occurrence in South Australia
By P G. Self, M D. Raven, R A. Eggleton
Investigation of an abandoned quarry near Rowland Flat in South Australia identified asbestiform antigorite as the fibrous serpentine mineral mined during the 1940s to 1978 for filler applications, no
Jan 1, 2008
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Copper Flash Smelting Simulation Experiments
By Segnit E. R
Results are reported of a study of the reactions occurringin the combustion of chaIcopyrite particles underconditions simulating those in the shaft of a flashsmelter.The reactions were studied using k
Jan 1, 1977
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Breakage Characteristics for Ores for Ball Mill Modelling
By Whiten W. J
An investigation on the breakage characteristics of closely sized orc samples at different levels of input energy was carried out to determine an appearance function for possible use in ball mill mode
Jan 1, 1983
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Predicted Dynamic Response of Holdup in Continuous Ball Mills
The dynamic response of holdup in a continuous ball mill has a direct influence on the rate function of grinding kinetics and is useful for predicting the variation in the size distribution of the fin
Jan 1, 1975
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A Review of the Western Coal Fields of New South Wales
The purpose of this paper is to cover in a general way the extent, geology, quality of product, working methods and trials of the coal mining industry. of New South Wales from 1946 to the present day,
Jan 1, 1954
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Constraints on the Dynamics of Rifting and Denudation on the Eastern Margin of Australia: Fission Track Evidence for Two Discrete Causes of Rock Cooling
By A Raza, D P. Kohn, D A. Foster, A J. W Gleadow
A large and increasing data base of apatite fission track results from sedimentary and granitic rocks exposed within the south-eastern highlands and along the continental margin ofAustralia provides c
Jan 1, 1995
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Some Experiments on Water Jet Cutting and Consideration of Its Use as a Drilling Tool in Rocks
An account is given of experimental apparatus for generating a short duration high velocity water jet and the effect of its impingement on various rock samples under air or water cover. The penetratio
Jan 1, 1969
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Hydrocarbon Potential of the Great South Basin
By M Carter
The Great South Basin is located beneath the northwest part of the Campbell Plateau, a+broad, nearly level, triangular shaped submarine platform, southeast of the South Island of New Zealand. It encom
Jan 1, 1983