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23.04.2019 (2364 Clicks)

Keliber applies for a Mining Permit for the Finnish Rapasaari Mine

Keliber has submitted a mining permit application to the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) regarding the Rapasaari mine area.

22.04.2019 (3406 Clicks)

Strabag Subsidiary Züblin to design and build Wastewater Pumping Station in Qatar

18.04.2019 (2975 Clicks)

Normet introduces new Technologies for sustainable and green Mining and invests into Factory Expansion in Finland

Normet SmartDrive, a fully electric offering for mining and tunneling construction was launched at Bauma exhibition last week. The fully electric technology on all SmartDrive fully electric battery-operated machines is sustainable and green.

17.04.2019 (2806 Clicks)

QRC welcomes Senex domestic Gas Contract

Queensland Resources Council (QRC) today welcomed Brisbane-based Senex Energy signing its first domestic gas contract from the company’s Project Atlas in the Surat Basin.

16.04.2019 (2644 Clicks)

Hexagon closes Drill & Blast Gap with Split Engineering Acquisition

Tucson company a leader in fragmentation measurement systems

Hexagon’s Mining division today announced the acquisition of Split Engineering, a leader in coarse rock fragmentation size measurement systems, software and services.

Optimized fragmentation can save a mine significant costs while improving drill and blast processes. Split Engineering’s image processing technology delivers high-quality information that enables customers to manage their processes from drill to mill and improve mine profits.

Split Engineering’s core solutions are based on more than 25 years of research and development that began at the University of Arizona where Department of Mining and Geological Engineering staff founded Split Engineering in 1997.

Employing specialists in mining, metallurgical, geological, geophysical, optical and electrical engineering, as well as mathematics and business, the company has continuously improved its software while opening offices in Chile, Peru, South Africa and Australia to service its worldwide customer base.

Today’s acquisition is good news for Hexagon customers, said Josh Weiss, Mining division President. “Split Engineering’s fragmentation analysis capabilities expand our life-of-mine vision from pit to plant.

“It closes the loop on drill and blast design by allowing sites to quantify the effectiveness of their blast, bridging the gap between planning and operations.”

Split Engineering co-founder Tom BoBo said: “Mining is all about efficient size reduction to liberate the mineral. Split Engineering’s technology measures that process of size reduction from mine to mill, pit to plant. Split Engineering is a great fit to Hexagon’s digital mine with our automated digital image analysis systems: Split-ShovelCam, Split-TruckCam and Split-Crusher taking Hexagon from the mine into the processing plant, to help measure, manage and improve mining operations.”

Co-founder, Brian Norton, added: “Split Engineering is pleased to contribute to the Hexagon life-of-mine vision. We are excited to leverage the sales, support and development resources offered by Hexagon’s global prescence for the benefit of the mining industry worldwide.”

Source: Hexagon Mining

                     

16.04.2019 (2525 Clicks)

Komatsu selects ABB for 100th AC Multidrive Order for Open-pit Shovels

The latest Multidrive line-up order extends integration with industry-leading P&H heavy duty shovels used by Komatsu customers worldwide.

14.04.2019 (2862 Clicks)

Record bauma attracts more than 620,000 Visitors

04.04.2019 (3572 Clicks)

Cimic Group companies preferred for Cross River Rail Tunnel, Stations and Development Package

Cimic Group companies, Pacific Partnerships, CPB Contractors, and UGL, as part of the Pulse consortium, have been selected by the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority (CRRDA) as the preferred proponent to deliver the Tunnel, Stations and Development (TSD) Public Private Partnership package of Brisbane’s Cross River Rail Project.

04.04.2019 (4090 Clicks)

Sika expands Production Capacities In Egypt

Sika is developing its mortar plant in Alexandria, Egypt, and investing in additional production lines. This expansion will bring its capacities into line with the rising demand from the booming construction market. Egypt has one of the largest populations of all the countries in the region, with some 100 million inhabitants and a thriving construction industry.

03.04.2019 (4022 Clicks)

BHP Board Appointments

BHP Chairman, Ken MacKenzie, announced the appointment of Ian Cockerill and Susan Kilsby to the BHP Board as independent Non-executive Directors, effective 1 April 2019.