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Issue 11/2012

Outotec presents the world’s largest SAG mill

Outotec has recently been awarded a contract to deliver one of the largest grinding mills in the world. The contract includes the design and manufacture of a Ø 40’ x 29’ SAG mill. The mill...

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Issue 11/2012

The finite and the infinite

Trends in copper ore mining and processing

1 Introduction Today, copper is as much an essential part of life as the air that we breathe. Without copper there would be no electric light, no telephone, no cars and no computers. There is...

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Issue 11/2012

High pressure grinding roll technology at the next level

Metso’s latest development in comminution equipment, the HRCTM (Fig.), contains several key innovations in order to increase throughput and decrease total cost of operation in the profitable...

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Issue 11/2012

One base frame for different ­crusher units

Decreasing landfill capacities, rising landfill costs and the growing shortage of raw materials are demanding increasingly sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions in the construction...

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Issue 11/2012

FLSmidth’s SuperCell™ 600 series revolutionizes flotation technology

FLSmidth’s 600 Series SuperCell is the newest introduction to the world of flotation technology (Fig.). Designed and engineered at FLSmidth’s technology centre in Salt Lake City, Utah, the...

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Issue 11/2012

dsb INNOCRUSH 35 – a double act at work

Together with its French partner, Mint Equipment, dsb INNOCRUSH recently clinched an order for the supply of another ­INNOCRUSH 35. With this order, two identical machines were delivered to the...

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Issue 11/2012

Inside K+S KALI GmbH

AT Special Excursion 2012 to K+S KALI GmbH - Werra site, 26./27.06.2012

Students from the universities RWTH Aachen, TFH ­Bochum, TU Clausthal and TU Bergakademie Freiberg were right in the middle, i.e. right in the middle of the preparation of crude salts at the...

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Issue 11/2012

Variable usable

Redwave XRF - sorting with x-ray fluorescence

Principle of X-ray fluorescence (Fig. 1) If material is exposed to highly energetic, electromagnetic radiation (1), e.g. emitted by an X-ray tube, electrons are removed from the union of atoms of the...

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Issue 11/2012

NORM / TENORM

The treatment and disposal of natural radioactive waste from the oil and natural gas industry – potentials and limitations, part 2

1 Stabilisation/solidification and landfill dumping of NORM/TENORM waste 1.1 Stabilisation and solidification Ex-situ stabilisation, solidification and encapsulation procedures pursue the aim of...

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Issue 10/2012

Innovations in vibration technology

Schenck Process has been actively involved with vibration technology since 1923. Over the last few years, a steady upwards trend has become apparent in this business, which even the economic crisis in...

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