W hoever is looking for problem solutions and the latest technologies in the bulk solids branch or recycling technology will find a platform at the trade fairs SOLIDS and RECYCLING-TECHNIK 2014 to...
Condition Monitoring increases availability of vertical mills
Condition Monitoring Systems:
rather integrating than retrofitting
The use of Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS) is state of the art in modern industrial plants. However, they are still retrofitted in...
Looking in January at the registrations for steinexpo 2014, which takes place from September 3 to 6, an increase of 31 % in comparison to the closing date of the previous trade fair in 2011was...
Raw materials are a limited resource. And for years a range of different techniques has been developed for recovering raw materials. One example of the careful management of resources is in the...
The recycling of broken asphalt is more profitable for the processors than calculated, and it also protects the environment. Tests of various machines carried out by different customers showed that...
Safety has priority – extraction companies underline this again and again. Holcim South Germany at the location Dotternhausen shows how construction machinery and equipment with corresponding...
At the last bauma, the company Gebr. Siebers Tiefbau GmbH opted for a Sandvik QE341 heavy-duty scalping screen, a machine premièred at the trade fair. The 29-tonne screen is used primarily for...
Swiss Tower Mills (STM) Minerals Ltd has won together with its technology partner Outotec an order to provide a HIG1600 regrind mill for the Mutanda Mine (Mumi) plant in the Democratic Republic of...
In addition to a grinding mill order earlier this year, Altay Polimetally has now chosen Metso as the supplier of a complete grinding system for their new copper mine in Kazakhstan. The order value is...
EnviroChemie has set up an Envochem chemical-physical wastewater treatment plant for the largest Russian coal producer SUEK at its A.D. Ruban colliery (Fig.). The plant has been designed as a...
