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Mining news: developmentMetso to supply crushing equipment to AustraliaMetso Minerals will supply crushing equipment to BHP Billiton Iron Ore for the Yandi mine development project in Western Australia. The delivery will be completed by the end of year 2009. The value of the order is approximately EUR 12 million. Work Moving Forward on 80-t/d Silver Hart ProjectVancouver’s CMC Metals has submitted the Silver Hart project description to the Yukon government, and expects the development and operation of a mine and 80-t/d mill to be approved. The mill could be commissioned as early as the end of 2008. The project is located in the central part of the territory, [...] Algeria looks to mining growth and best practice Outotec to perform HydroCopper® process tests for ZangezurOutotec has agreed with Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine AG of Germany upon continuous test runs to be performed with Zangezur’s concentrate at Outotec’s HydroCopper® demonstration plant in Pori, Finland. Professional Development Short Courses for 2008The Mining Studies Institute at the University of British Columbia and EduMine bring you a program of 27 short courses on mining topics presented in Vancouver. Courses qualify for the UBC Certificate in Mining Studies. All courses are presented in downtown Vancouver. Cushioning lifting problemsSeamless inflatable lifting cushions can handle awkward lifts where there is very limited space in which to work. The Pronal lifting CLP cushions can delicately raise loads ranging from heavy vehicles, pipelines and plant through to machinery and resource development structures. French elastomer specialist Pronal developed the tough lifting tanks used [...] JKTech partners with ALSJKTech Pty - the technology transfer company for the Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC) in Australia - has partnered with the ALS Laboratory Group - an international leader in analytical testing services - to form ALS Mineralogy. With JKTech’s world class MLA technology, combined with the strength of the ALS’s [...] Mining company receives almost $500,000 to train localsA Queensland-based mining company has received almost $500,000 from the Queensland Government to train up to 45 local staff at the Goondicum Mine near Monto. Minister for Tourism, Regional Development and Industry Desley Boyle today announced Monto Minerals Limited would receive $491,000 to assist in the development of the industrial mineral deposit at Goondicum about [...] Fine grinding and some new silver extraction ideasInternational Mining’s May issue includes a major article on mineral processing advances. Sadly some of this article had to be cut because of space constraints. The first to hit the editing room floor was a section on fine grinding. Robot maps Mexican silver mineUsing a unique laser scanning robot 3D Laser Mapping has successfully completed a project to create a 3D map of the San Jose silver mine in Mexico, International Mining reports. The survey, commissioned by Arian Silver Corp, which recently added the brownfield project to its portfolio, enabled further definition of the mine’s potential by providing [...] Everclear’s commercial-grade electrolyserInternational Mining reports that in an important advance in clean processing, Applied Intellectual Capital (AIC) has successfully launched a commercial-grade electrolyser manufacturing program in support of its affiliate, EverClear Solutions. Specifically developed to meet the rigours of continuous operation in metals recovery operations for the industry, this second generation (2-G) electrolyser will support both acid [...] Terex Utilities to Expand Facilities in Watertown, SD LocationWATERTOWN, SD, APRIL 15, 2008 –Terex Utilities, a division of Terex Corporation (NYSE: TEX), has announced plans for a $4 million expansion of its current manufacturing and office facility located here. The 40,000 sq ft. expansion will include a new, multi-stage paint operation, a new research & development facility and offices. The expansion is expected [...] |
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