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GeoResources Journal 3-2021
Special Topic: "Sustainability, environment and climate protection"
22. October 2021
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ISSN: Print 2364-8422 / Online 2364-8430
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Page: 5–6
No Time for Dithering
Those who take an interest in sustainability and environment and climate protection will find something to interest them in the technical articles that are published in this edition of GeoResources Journal. Moreover, taking a look ‘outside the professional box’ can provide inspiration for creative thought and action.
Page: 7–13
Remediation of contaminated Sediments in Surface Waters using active Geocomposites
The innovative method of active sediment capping with active geocomposites enables environmentally protective, low-risk and efficient remediation of surface waters containing polluted sediments. This article explains active geocomposites and compares the remediation method of active sediment capping, which has already been proven in North America and Scandinavia in particular, with conventional methods. The practicality of the system is illustrated by the example of a remediation in Australia with significant contamination of the sediments with PAHs and TPHs.
Page: 14–20
Sustainable Climate Protection in Hydraulic Engineering with innovative River Mattresses for Bank Protection
Innovative river mattresses are known to contribute to sustainable climate protection (up to –82% CO2), to saving of natural resources and to cost reduction (up to –73% layer thickness) in hydraulic engineering. This article presents the product development and the intended sustainable impacts.
Page: 21
Exprotec – FairCap acquires two Providers of Underground and industrial electrical Equipment from Bartec
FairCap has successfully completed the acquisition of two manufacturing plants from Bartec Group. The acquired sites formed the “Mining” business division of the Bartec Group.
Page: 22–24
Rockfall Protection on Traffic Routes
Many traffic routes in the area of the Alps and in the mountain regions of central European require reliable and economical rockfall protection. Flexible systems with nets made of high-tensile steel wire have demonstrated their effectiveness in many projects in recent years.
Page: 25–29
Application of BIM Models for the Restoration and Renovation of Railway Tunnels
The paper presents the findings obtained from a study into the use of 3D BIM technology for the restoration and renovation of railway tunnels.
Page: 30
Fire-retardant TenCate Polyfelt® non-woven Geotextile for several Tunnels in Croatia
TenCate Geosynthetics supplied a fire-retardant polypropylene non-woven for three new tunnels along the access road to the Peljesac bridge in Croatia which will be one of the largest bridges in Europe in the future.
Page: 31–39
Pipe Jacking under special Conditions: Crossing below a Set of Railtracks and above an Underground Railway Tunnel
The renaturation of the river Emscher included a pipe jacking operation that had to cross under a sensitive set of railtracks and then immediately afterwards pass above an underground rail tunnel pipe. The team involved in planning and executing the project had to overcome particular challenges to ensure that the existing infrastructure was well protected throughout the operation.
Page: 39
New Profile Shape for Segment Ring Sealings
A new patented profile prevents against concrete spalling on segments.
Page: 40–42
Natural Resource Conservation and Product Sustainability: Steel-cord Conveyor Belt Regeneration with Retrofit 360°
The full remoulding of steel-cord conveyor belts represents a sustainable and cost-saving alternative to new procurement. The following paper explains the method used and the advantages and drawbacks of this technology.
Page: 43–48
Increasing social Acceptance in the Management of Tailings Storage Facilities (TSF)
Ensuring social acceptance for mining projects, and especially when it comes to settling ponds for mine tailings, is a huge challenge. Modern geomonitoring integrates data obtained from orbiting satellites, from overflying aircraft and from the surface of the ground, as well as from below it, to create a transparent and space and time-referenced process understanding. Geomonitoring technology is therefore an important tool for risk management and communication over the course of the mining lifecycle.
Page: 49–50
NEXT – New Exploration Technologies Project fulfils Expectations
European Union Horizon 2020 project NEXT was created to develop new geomodels, novel sensitive exploration technologies and data analysis methods which together are fast, cost-effective, environmentally safe and, potentially more acceptable to local actors and communities.
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Resourcing Tomorrow 2023
12.12.2023 - 13.12.2023
2nd International Congress and Exhibition - Mining of Uzbekistan and Central Asia
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The consortium BTC Brennero Tunnel Construction and the Hosch Group jointly delivered on a world-class tunnelling project by combining excellent engineering with the innovative remote monitoring system Hoschiris Discover.
RAG-Technikchronik - Buch 4: Technikentwicklung in der Logistik
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Das Buch 4 der Buchreihe „Dokumentation der technischen Entwicklung bei der RAG“ zeigt die Entwicklungen der vergangenen fünf Jahrzehnte im Bereich Logistik der RAG. Die Logistik unter Tage wurde durch die flächige Entwicklung des Steinkohlenbergbaus, z.B. durch Anschluss- oder Verbundbergwerke, und die Zunahme der Gewinnungsteufe vor erhebliche Herausforderungen gestellt.
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Akobo Minerals celebrates historic milestone: hitting gold ore body at the Segele Mine
