Following an unprecedented response to their September 2012 article and winning a Mining Magazine award,
The bulk explosives most widely used in today’s surface mining industry are ammonium nitrate (AN)-based.
Increasing energy efficiency in crushing and grinding can bring major savings. CEEC offers an insight
In September, Rio Tinto announced that it had loaded the first shipment of iron ore from its expanded
Carly Leonida caught up with the Caterpillar Global Mining team in Australia to find out about the companys
The mining industry trend towards using larger grinding mills and a single process line has made the
It is hard to believe that something as complex as iron-ore mining can be controlled from one central
MICROMINEs Pitram reporting solution has been deployed at the Diavik diamond mine in Canada. MM reports
Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy has a long history in mineral exploration. However, it is becoming increasingly
Simon Steffen of Elexon Mining discusses methods for optimising production at modern sublevel caves,
The global potash market has received much media attention in the past month. Carly Leonida outlines
Much ink has been shed on the subject of regulation in the mining sector. But there is one emerging area
Ailbhe Goodbody looks at some recent EPCM projects in the mining industry
A brand-new mining and grade control technique which promises to blow traditional methods out of the
GeoProMining explains how it plans to maximise gold recovery from low-grade refractory ores at its Zod
Tony Cutler of Otraco International presents a case study from the Nimingarra mine site in Australia