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Study on nonlinear damage localization process of rocks under water chemical corrosionBy Li. S., C. Sili
Abstract. Study on nonlinear damage localization process of rocks under water chemical corrosion is a more interesting topic in rock mechanics research world widely. It is very important in estimating
Jan 1, 2003
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Viscoplastic behaviour of and damage to rock related to the design of underground waste depository cavitiesBy A. Bouvard, N. Hoteit, E. Boidy, F. Pellet
In the context of the construction of an Underground Research Laboratory devoted to the feasibility studies of radioactive waste deposits, it appears of the utmost importance to study the long-term be
Jan 1, 2003
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Recent Developments In Physico-Chemical Characterization And Modelling Of Ferroalloy Slag SystemsRecent studies on the physico-chemical properties of molten slags and oxide solid solutions of interest are reviewed. The review covers redox and phase equilibria in slags, viscosity, diffusivity, ele
Jan 1, 2004
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Introducing new Council members (82061035-7b48-48e5-a216-1da1ce921e6c)Mr G H Park was born and brought up in Zimbabwe, in mining from the University of the Witwatersrand. Starting as a Learner Official at Rand Mines, he went Mr D J van Niekerk was educated at Helpmekaar
Jan 1, 1990
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The abatement of pollution from abandoned gold-residue damsBy J. A. Caldwell, G. E. Blight
The metropolitan area of the Witwatersrand has grown up around the Witwatersrand gold mines. Most of the mines have now been abandoned, but deposits of waste material remain and have been surrounded,
Jan 1, 1983
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Application Of Openrisk At Open Cast Coal MinesBy L. Munsamy, B. J. Madden
OpenRisk, an open cast risk rating system, takes into account relative differences in the importance of hazards, as experienced on each mine as a result of different combinations of geotechnical facto
Jan 1, 2006
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Extraction Of Silicomanganese From Marine And Low Grade Mineral ResourcesBy T. C. Alex, K. M. Godiwalla, R. K. Jana
Manganese nodule, available in ocean beds, is a potential resource of the future for copper, nickel and cobalt. Recovering only these metals, containing less than 3% by weight, will result in the gene
Jan 1, 2007
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DMS Cyclone Modelling At De BeersBy Kurt R. P Petersen
This paper discusses the current approaches to modelling the DMS cyclone within the De Beers group. Current efforts are split into short term value-adding process understanding and longer term semi-fu
Jan 1, 2006
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Technologies For The Base Metal Casting Industry In Southern Africa: The Impact Of Rapid PrototypingBy Didier Kasongo NYEMBWE
The paper circumscribes the base metal casting industry in Southern Africa. It essentially consists in the founding of copper and zinc alloys. The challenge related to the scarcity and the unaffordabl
Jan 1, 2007
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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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Atmospheric Oxidative and Non-Oxidative Leaching of Ni-Cu Matte by Acidified Ferric Chloride SolutionBy L. M. Sekhukhune
The atmospheric leaching of copper-bearing matte by acidic ferric chloride solution was studied at the laboratory scale. The aim was to achieve maximum copper and nickel recovery by investigating the
Jan 1, 2014
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Investigation Of The Influence Of An Excavation On Adjacent Excavations, Using Neural NetworksBy S. Kwon
When an underground excavation is created near to an instrumented measuring location, deformation at the location increases. The characteristics of this deformation increase, as well as the duration o
Jan 1, 1998
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Sulphuric Acid Plant Water Saving OptionsBy R. J. Forzatti
The production of sulphuric acid from sulphur generates heat. The majority of this heat is recovered as steam and is often used to generate electricity. Heat not recovered as steam is rejected to cool
Jan 1, 2014
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Recent Recovery Improvement Initiatives At Zincor: The Use Of Zinc Oxide Fume And Low-Ferrite Calcine For Iron Removal To Reduce Un-Dissolved Zinc LossesBy Jacolien P. Wyethe
Zincor uses a Roast-Leach-Electrowinning circuit to process zinc sulphide concentrates. It also processes zinc oxide fume, originating from a slag smelting operation in the Democratic Republic of the
Jan 1, 2008
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The potential for the recovery of chromite sands from the Murray Basin, AustraliaBy L. K. Smith
The position of Australia as a continuing long-term supplier of mineral sands, and their upgraded products, has been reinforced with the discovery of the extensive mineral reserves in the Murray Basin
Jan 1, 2003
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The effect of resin annulus on anchorage performance of fully encapsulated rockboltsA diverse selection of rockbolt designs and resin anchors are available for use in underground mines. Research in recent years at the UNSW Mining Research Centre led to the construction of a rockbolt
Jan 1, 2003
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What boundary conditions should we apply? Applications to tunneling and to the AECL Underground Research LaboratoryBy B. Amadei, F. Tonon
Rock stress measurement is cast in the more general context of the determination of boundary conditions for rock engineering. A study on the effect of elastic anisotropy on underground excavations rev
Jan 1, 2003
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Bord-And-Pillar Mining In Inclined OrebodiesBy J. T. Jordaan
Paper written on project work carried out in partial fulfilment of B. Eng (Mining Engineering) degree This paper addresses the critical parameters that need to be considered when designing a mechan
Jan 1, 2003
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A study of internal overburden dump design and stability analysis for Hazelwood Power Mine, Latrobe Valley, Victoria, AustraliaBy D. Nag, J. Fernando
Hazelwood Power Mine is one of the largest open pit brown coal mines in Australia. The removal of overburden is the first step in coal winning operation. The primary aim of construction of overburden
Jan 1, 2003
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Hard rock tunnel boring, cutting, drilling and blasting: rock parameters for excavatabilityBy K. Thuro, R. J. Plinninger
ABSTRACT: Determining tunnel stability is a key issue during preliminary site investigation. In contrast, problems of excavatability have been largely ignored. While the choice of an economic tunnelli
Jan 1, 2003