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During the 16th week of the year (April 15th to April 21st, 2019), at least 28 press releases were announced by companies working in Mexico. ON MEXICO ISSUES, a lower court in Puebla ruled Mexico’s mineral title system unconstitutional based on cons…
Hi Everyone...I posted this in the Shaft Sinking Group but thought it might get a lot more exposure and potential input here.I work for a group that conducts mine cost estimating and we would like to begin updating an article that we publish regardi…
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Interested to get feedback from mining professionals regarding rubber wear linings in terms of technical needs and requirements? Do existing wear linings for bucket reclaimers, trucks and chutes perform as required and have a long enough life?
Could quarries and mines benefit in terms of cost savings or production output yields if wear linings and conveyor belting had a longer life in use?…
Those involved on commercial minerals processing and metallurgical operations: what are the things that consume most of an operator's/metallurgist's time & energy on a daily, weekly and/or monthly basis?
This question is broad on purpose. Speak from your experience as much as possible.
Thank you in advance!
Dear Mining Industry Professionals,
I am working in Occupational Health and Safety field, specifically in mining and quarrying.
I'm happy to share the news about occupational dust-related diseases like silicosis, "black lung" etc. along with regulations and recommendations to protect workers from dust exposure.
Here is the first article about respirable crystalline silica regulations update.
OSHA developed the guidance to employers and employees regarding…
Hello all,
Just signed up with the group and kudos to Harald for setting this up.
Interested to see if any group members have experience with operating or the technical evaluation of trolley assisted haulage. I am interested in evaluating the technology for our project, but relevant experience seems hard to find.
Looking forward to your replies
Hi all - what's the biggest thing that will change over the next 15 years in mining? I'm doing some research with the largest survey into innovation in mining, would love to hear your thoughts on what's going to change in your operating environment: stateofplay.org/survey-2018
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No industry is altogether free from uncertainty, but mining professionals are challenged with a unique set of concerns. Some of these are related to growing pains of the past. Some are linked to radical projections for the future. The industry itself is composed of organisations, teams,…
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