1 The Ukrainian mineral industry
The Ukraine is one of the countries in the world richest in natural resources. In the opinion of experts, this country has about 5 % of the mineral deposits of the...
Development and testing of a ceramic classifying lining
1 Introduction
Grinding processes are of considerable economic significance. Take, for example, the production of binder building materials, ore beneficiation, the processing of industrial minerals or...
1 Introduction
Coke is the solid residue from the distillation, or carbonization, of hard coal, lignite, peat, wood or pitch. After quenching, the coke is crushed and graded into fractions....
In Freiberg/Germany, 10.-11.11.2010
The Society of Environmental Process Engineering and Recycling, Freiberg/Germany, (Gesellschaft für Umweltverfahrenstechnik und Recycling Freiberg – UVR) and...
Matti Kähkönen is to become chief executive officer and president of global process solutions group Metso in March 2011, replacing Jorma Eloranta after 7 years in this position. Kähkönen’s...
Franz Hofmann, who has been member of the Executive Board of ANDRITZ AG since 1999 and responsible for the METALS and the ENVIRONMENT & PROCESS business areas as well as for Automation on a Group-wide...
For over 10 years Schad conveyor elements have been propelling just about anything that can be moved: belt conveyors in the non-metallic minerals, conveyors in the chemicals industry, in power plants,...
Martin Engineering has expanded its FOUNDATIONS™ Training Program on the design and development of more productive belt conveyors to offer three customizable seminars (Fig.). Training is available...
The company Nägelebau, Röthis/Austria, offers services in the field of building construction and civil engineering, road and asphalt construction, raw material provision and building materials...
The target of the German federal government, to bring one million e-vehicles onto the market by 2020, has increased the demand for certain raw materials, including copper, neodymium and nickel. In the...
