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  • CIM
    The Shortage of Engineers -Are We Working on the Solution or Are We Part of the Problem?

    During the past decade, the miner-al industries have been faced with an increasing shortage of engineers. The point has now been reached where the shortage may be termed critical. This shortage may be

    Jan 1, 1965

  • CIM
    The Next Milestone . . . . . .AccessDirectTM

    By Frank G. Wickert

    One key to maintaining successful mining operations in today?s global economy is in having the ability to access real-time machine operating data ([1] G. Brown, B. Ebacher, W. Koellner,2000)([2] Broch

    May 1, 2002

  • CIM
    Metallurgie Hoboken-Overpelt?s Zinc Electrowinning Plant

    By E. Van Den Neste

    A concise historical review is given of the Overpelt plant and the general principles of zinc hydrometallurgy are briefly outlined, together with a description of the new electrolytic zinc plant ore r

    Jan 1, 1977

  • CIM
    On the early use of iron in the Arctic

    By Michael L. Wayman

    Archaeological and ethnographic work during the last century has shown clearly that metals have played a small but important role in prehistoric Arctic cultures. For at least the past several millenia

    Jan 1, 1999

  • CIM
    Nickel-Past and Present (d62a8087-d8c5-4a5d-b185-13c873268b3b)

    By Robert C. Stanley

    Early History Probably the first use of nickel by man was in the fashioning of implements, and later swords, from nickel-bearing meteorites, masses of metal that have fallen from time to time at many

    Jan 1, 1935

  • CIM
    Forum on Ball and Rod Mill Liners

    By W. H. Zieman

    "THIS IS THE THIRD of the consecutive Annual Forums on Grinding that were instituted by Mr. L. E. Djingheuzian in 1957. The first was on the subject of Ball Milling (Transactions, Volume LX, 1957) and

    Jan 1, 1959

  • CIM
    Progress in Coal Technology

    By C. E. Baltzer

    This is the fourth in a series of coal technology reviews being prepared. in accordance with a recommendation voted by the Coal Division C.I.M. in session at the Jubilee Meeting, Vancouver, 1948, that

    Jan 1, 1951

  • CIM
    Metallogenic Concepts in Gaspé

    By R. Marleau, R. Assad, J. Dugas

    "A study of the geological features of known occurrences of mineralization in Gaspe is the basis for a classification. Nickel, chromite, asbestos and some copper are pre-or syn-Taconic, whereas the mo

    Jan 1, 1969

  • CIM
    Mining PMGS To BOOSTRAP Commercial Space

    By Christine Hansen

    ?Kiss my Asteroid? Unofficial Title Human life is tied to minerals It?s worth noting that: The living human body consumes minerals. The minerals we take in multivitamins show the close linka

    May 1, 2013

  • CIM
    Modern Trends in Hollow Drill Steel

    By B. M. Hamilton

    "IntroductionTHE PROCEDURE and technique for drilling holes has probably undergone as great a change during the past ten years as any one of the other operations conducted in hard-rock mining. During

    Jan 1, 1954

  • CIM
    Gold Alloy Deformation Processed Metal - Metal Matrix Composite Wire

    By Timothy W. Ellis

    Wire Bonding is the dominant IC interconnection process presently used in the semiconductor assembly industry (1). The flexibility, adaptability and cost of wire bonding will continue to keep it as th

    Oct 1, 2003

  • CIM
    The North American Energy Dilemma - What Does It Mean for the Mining Industry?

    By J. M. Whiting

    "North America has entered a period when greatly increased attention must be given to energy .supply and demand by government, industry and individuals. Such increasing concern about energy will be a

    Jan 1, 1973

  • CIM
    Mining Coal Under the Sea in Nova Scotia with Notes on Comparable Undersea Coal-Mining Operations Elsewhere

    By Francis W. Gray

    Introduction Extensive undersea coal-mining has developed on both the east and west coasts of Canada, and at this time some four million tons, or 25 per cent of the total output of Canadian coal, r

    Jan 1, 1927

  • CIM
    Analysis of the Influence of the Mining Sequence on a Remnant Pillar with FLAC3D

    By Shahé Shnorhokian

    Remnant pillars evolve towards the latter stages of mining in an orebody and act as repositories of mining-induced stress. It is therefore crucial to plan ahead as to their dimensions and location wit

    Jun 1, 2012

  • CIM
    Navigating Change for Success

    By Julie Dénommé

    Today few in business would argue with the idea that we are living in a world that is Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous. Coined VUCA by the US Army War College, these four words define the ?

    Oct 1, 2010

  • CIM
    Emplacement Features of Cupriferous Noritoids in the Okiep Copper District, Namaqualand, South Africa

    By Michael K. Watkeys, Charlesworth. E. GUY, Jacobus E. Potgieter, Anhaeusser. Carl R., Roger L. Gibson, Alexander F. M. Kisters

    Abstract - Intrusive features of cupriferous noritoids from the deeply eroded Proterozoic granite-gneiss terrane of the Okiep Copper District in South Africa illustrate the emplacement of basic magmas

    Jan 1, 1994

  • CIM
    Unsustainability of Very Large Gold Producers—12 Years Later

    By H. R. Bullis

    "A 2003 paper discussed the idea that as gold mining companies grow larger it becomes more difficult for them to discover or acquire new gold deposits large enough to replace extracted reserves on an

    Jan 1, 2019

  • CIM
    Iron Ore in Canada: A Symposium

    By John Convey

    "IRON ORE was first smelted in Canada about the year 1736 at Les Forges, Quebec -a most appropriate name for such a historic locale. During these early years of the 18th, 19th, and first quarter of th

    Jan 1, 1955

  • CIM
    Notes on the Operation of the Basic Copper (and Copper-Nickel) Converter (84632d02-fb20-4759-93cd-afe1b1bbb666)

    By Anton Gronningsater

    MR. J. R. GORDON: The authors are to be congratulated for their excellent papers on Copper-Nickel Matte Converting. Mr. Drummond's paper contains the results of a thorough and exhaustive study o

    Jan 1, 1942

  • CIM
    The Griffith Mine Story

    By F. P. Morawski, J. E. Schelske, J. R. Geddes, B. R. Eberts, D. M. Wilson, J. D. Jeffries

    "The Griffith Mine is located 200 miles northeast of Winnipeg and is 30 miles south of Red Lake, Ontario. Owned by The Steel Company of Canada Limited and managed by Pickands Mather & Co., it has an a

    Jan 1, 1970