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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!
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
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