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20.03.2021 (419 Clicks)

Implenia-led Joint Venture wins Contract to build northern Access Shaft on the Gotthard in Switzerland

The Swiss Federal Roads Office (FEDRO) has awarded the CHF 86.6 million contract to build a 4 km access shaft for the second Gotthard tube (Lot 243) to the “secondo tubo” joint venture between Implenia, Webuild Group / csc and Frutiger.

19.03.2021 (543 Clicks)

Medusa Mining appoints Managing Director and Chairman

Medusa Mining Limited announces the appointment of Andrew Teo as Managing Director and Jeffery McGlinn as Non-Executive Chairman, effective 19 March 2021.

19.03.2021 (336 Clicks)

Normet invests in new multi-purpose Facility in India

Normet’s Board of Directors has approved the investment proposal for a new and expanded multi-purpose facility in India.

19.03.2021 (341 Clicks)

Fugro conducts seep Survey and geochemical Campaign for Petronas Suriname E&P B.V.

Fugro is conducting a seep survey and geochemical campaign in Block 48, offshore Suriname, for Petronas Suriname E&P B.V. (PSEPBV). PSEPBV is a subsidiary of Petronas, a global energy and solutions partner ranked amongst the largest corporations in the Fortune Global 500.

18.03.2021 (338 Clicks)

Bauer carries out Specialist Foundation Engineering Works in Bavarian Town

In the heart of Wolfratshausen, a Bavarian town approx. 30 km south of Munich and 10 km east of Lake Starnberg, a new residential complex with additional commercial spaces is currently under construction: the future “Loisach Quartier”. Plans for the southern section include construction of a new supermarket and 47 apartments along with a two-story underground garage, while the northern section includes an apartment building with 70 apartments and another underground garage.

18.03.2021 (684 Clicks)

Tomra Sorting Mining launches Tomra Act, a new intuitive User Interface

Tomra introduces the Tomra Act new user interface, together with a new image processing pipeline and additional process data for Tomra Insight, enabling improvements in the overall sorting process for greater productivity and profitability.

Tomra Act: Control without complexity

The new Tomra ACT graphical user interface (UI) heralds a fundamental change in the way customers interact with their machines, making it extremely easy to control the work flow in their sorting process with simple, intuitive, touch gestures and actions on the screen.

Tomra Act provides sorting information and real-time process data at a glance through easy-to-understand graphics. With this clear information, the operator is able to better monitor the sorting process and make fast adjustments at any time. The quick feedback on the machine performance and throughput enables them to optimize the process, maximizing productivity and efficiency. With the new state-of-the-art UI, the tasks of controlling the sorter feel natural and part of the production process.

Ines Hartwig, TOMRA Product Manager, explains: “Throughout the development process of TOMRA ACT, we conducted many in-depth discussions with our customers to ensure we provided them with an interface that would improve the performance of their sorters, benefiting their business. We have been testing it with customers and the feedback has been very positive, in particular about the ease of use, also remotely, which facilitates controlling the process and adjusting settings. With the new interface, customers interact with their sorters in a much more intuitive way and they have better guidance on how to improve the overall handling of the sorters. As a result, they will be able to improve the productivity of their sorting plant and the profitability of their mining operation.”

Tomra is introducing the new UI on all its current X-Ray Transmission (XRT) sorters, and is planning to extend it to other machines in its offering at a later stage. Upgrade packages to update previous models of its XRT sorters will also become available.

Enhanced Image Processing: The heart of the sorter

The new Image Processing Pipeline analyzes the data sent by the sorter’s sensors and cameras. This solution provides TOMRA with even more flexibility to adjust and customize the image calculations according to the application and the customer’s specific requirements in order to achieve the best possible sorting results.
Additional parameters for Tomra Insight

The new enhanced image processing solution also collects detailed process data, such as information on particle size distribution of the feed, belt occupancy which gives useful insights on feed tonnages, or data relating to the health of the sorter. All these statistics are fed to Tomra Insight, the cloud-based data platform, adding to the process information it has already received. This enables customers to improve the overall sorting process further, taking fast action when changes occur in upstream equipment or in the material’s composition. They are able to better monitor and control their processes, the feed material and the sorted fractions, improving their profitability.

The new enhanced Image Processing Pipeline, and additional data fed to TOMRA Insight, are now introduced on Tomra XRT sorters and will be extended to other products.

About Tomra Sorting Mining

Tomra Sorting Mining designs and manufactures sensor-based sorting technologies for the global mineral processing and mining industries.

As the world market leader in sensor-based ore sorting, TOMRA is responsible for developing and engineering cutting-edge technology made to withstand harsh mining environments. Tomra maintains its rigorous focus on quality and future-oriented thinking with technology tailor-made for mining.

Quelle: Tomra

                     

18.03.2021 (520 Clicks)

Cimic's UGL finalises Gippsland Rail Upgrade Contract

Cimic Group’s UGL, as part of an alliance, has reached contract award with Rail Projects Victoria for the Gippsland Line Upgrade, which will improve rail services for Victoria’s Gippsland line.

17.03.2021 (583 Clicks)

Implenia wins major Contract for the Lysaker-Fornebu Tunnel Construction in Norway

Fornebubanen has chosen Implenia for tunnel and ground construction from Lysaker to Fornebu | estimated contract value of CHF 131 million

17.03.2021 (375 Clicks)

Strengthening European Supply of critical Raw Materials is vital for Green Deal and Resilience of Key Industries

The Action Plan for Critical Raw Materials presented by the European Commission in September 2020 is subject to an opinion which will be discussed by local and regional leaders during the plenary of the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) on 18 March. Many European key industries, especially those involved in future-oriented technologies, are highly dependent on critical raw materials, a majority of which are imported from non-EU countries.

16.03.2021 (484 Clicks)

Vale announces new Director of Finance and Business Development for the Base Metals Business

Deshnee Naidoo is the new Director of Finance and Business Development for the Base Metals business.