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Use of the DRA technique, porosimetry and numerical modelling for estimating the maximum in situ stress in rock from core
By K. J. Oliver, A. G. Meyers, S. P. Hunt
Deformation Rate Analysis (DRA) and porosimetry have been used to demonstrate the “stress memory” effect in rock and to estimate the vertical in-situ stress in samples of fine-coarse grained sandstone
Jan 1, 2003
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Book News
I. Book review Legal and institutional arrangements in minerals development. Edited proceedings of a workshop organized jointly by the VN. Department of Technical Co-operation for Development and the
Jan 1, 1982
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Employee engagement among women in technical positions in the South Africa mining industry
By N. Mashaba, D. Botha
The aims of this study were to investigate the factors that influence women’s engagement in technical positions in the South African mining sector and to determine what could be done to promote their
Nov 6, 2023
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Underground storage in Sydney, some uncommon rock mechanics features of an uncommon project in Australia
By N. Gatelier, T. You, J. C. Kandel
ABSTRACT: Underground hydrocarbons storage is a very specific domain for the designer. He is usually free to adjust the section, shape and layout to cope with the geological and geotechnical condition
Jan 1, 2003
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A comparison study of degradation of typical thiol collectors in flotation effluents by O3 and O3/UV185+254nm P. Fu and Y. Ma
By P. Fu, Y. Ma
Residual collectors and their byproducts (e.g., CS2) in flotation effluents can cause water contamination and even result in serious health hazards to humans and animals, Therefore, residual flotation
Jan 1, 2020
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Development, Installation, and Operation of a Full-Copper, Deep-Cooled Slag Tapblock for a Six-in-Line Copper Matte Settling Electric Furnace
By T. Mwanza, B. N. Belford, P. Conradie
"Metix has introduced a three-piece ’deep-cooled’ copper slag tapblock into a six in-line copper matte settling electric furnace. The tapblock was designed without any internal refractory; it relies p
Jun 1, 2019
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Development of a Blast-Induced Vibration Prediction Model Using an Artificial Neural Network
By S. Sinha, S. Ganguly
"In an opencast mine explosives are used for fragmentation of rock. Inefficient use of explosive energy in an opencast operation produces excessive ground vibration, which is measured by peak particle
Feb 1, 2019
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A Review Of Sub-Saharan Heavy Mineral Sand Deposits: Implications For New Projects In Southern Africa
By R. M. Tyler
The importance of the heavy mineral sands to southern African economic well-being cannot be over emphasized. The value of the worldwide titanium dioxide industry is estimated at $7 billion. Six out of
Jan 1, 2004
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Casting And Cooling/Crushing Of Silicon Metal And Silicon Alloy At Bécancour Silicon Inc.
By D. Ksinsik, R. Boisvert, D. Leblanc
Casting, cooling and crushing/sieving of ferroalloys has followed a well-established pattern in the whole ferroalloys industry for many years. Usually liquid metal or alloys are cast into flat open m
Jan 1, 2004
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Integration of seismic observations from deep level gold mines with dynamic numerical modelling
By M. W. Hildyard, M. O. Kataka
Seismic integration schemes aim to incorporate the rock mass response provided by the historical seismic activity to improve the ability of numerical models to reproduce future response to mining. Up
Jan 1, 2003
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Keynote Address: Viscosities of slags-an overview
By Du Sichen, K. Mukai, S. Seetharaman
Viscosities of slags constitute an important physical property needed for an understanding of the mass transfer phenomena in metallurgical processes. Viscosity is also the key that leads to a better u
Jan 1, 2004
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Performance Optimization of an Industrial Gamma Activation Assay System for Analysing Gold and Rare Metal Ores
By A. Sokolov, M. Demsky, E. Hasikova, V. Gostilo
"Previously, we upgraded and implemented two gamma activation assay (GAA) systems designed to analyse the gold content in raw ores at Zarafshan laboratory, Uzbekistan, and achieved a detection limit o
May 1, 2019
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Student prizegiving
The first annual student prizegiving function of the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy was held in the Dorothy Susskind Auditorium, University of the Witwatersrand, on Thursday, 26th Ma
Jan 1, 1977
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Key Aspects of Bench Flotation as a Geometallurgical Characterization Tool
By V. Ross
"Bench-scale flotation tests play a major role in the geometallurgical process value chain. Despite their apparent simplicity, these tests pose pitfalls in terms of operation, as well as the interpret
Mar 1, 2019
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NIM reports (90294ef8-d383-40dd-b7c9-759cfebdceee)
NIM reports Report No. 1615 Fluorspar pellets. A survey of the world market and an assessment of future South African production. Report No. 1621 Correction for matrix effects in the analysis of solut
Jan 8, 1974
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Mechanical–transport processes in salt: consequences for abandonment of underground exploitations
By M. Ghoreychi, X. Daupley
ABSTRACT: The paper is devoted to two major aspects related to the abandonment of salt mines: 1)- Long-term risk associated with the mechanical instability of surface and its consequences for public s
Jan 1, 2003
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Introducing new Council members (a79be80f-11af-4a3b-bfcc-b0e6ed1e62dd)
Professor H.R. Philips was born in South Wales. After graduating with a B.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Bristol, he joined the National Coal Board's management train
Jan 1, 1989
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Strength, Deformability, and Micromechanics of Brittle Fracture in a Crystalline Rock Under True Triaxial Compressive Stresses
By B. Haimson
A new loading apparatus was fabricated and used to conduct true-triaxial compression tests on KTB amphibolite, a crystalline basement rock. Tests in dry jacketed samples reveal that the intermediate p
Jan 1, 2003
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Experimental and numerical modelling of the tunnel face stability
By J. Trckova, P. Prochazka
Physical models from equivalent materials satisfying geometrical and physical similarity have been constructed. A special technology of simulating the excavation of an opening at the front part of a t
Jan 1, 2003
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Modeling of factors influencing the extent of mud infiltration in a fractured rock mass
By 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