August 19, 2015
Mistakes in mining tend to happen once because this is a tough industry in more ways than one. The engineering disciplines applied here need to maintain a razor-sharp edge in order to descend into subterranean realms and maintain productivity. This is an environment where only the best will do, a place where the best engineers, […]
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August 11, 2015
It’s essential that every stage within a mining operation pulls its own weight. This rule applies to screening media and mineral segregation decks, to dewatering equipment and ventilation systems. The productivity cycle begins at the mine face and the scraping of vast geological commodities, but this valuable asset would represent nothing more than a mountain […]
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July 27, 2015
Mining operations are one of the last pioneering ventures on our planet. They descend through geological strata in search of minerals and ore, leveraging modern scientific principles against hard rock and dirt. The crux of the work is located at the mine face, a rock-breaking zone where workhorse drilling and digging tools dispatch heaps of […]
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July 15, 2015
Vibratory feeders are a suspended or floor-mounted inclined welded steel frame that aids in transporting, supplying, and maintaining a flow of materials, such as rock, sand, and aggregates, demo debris, asphalt, and concrete, and others, at a constant rate, to the crusher or extractor from hoppers or surge piles, to be separated or crushed. Brute […]
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June 19, 2015
It’s worth making comparisons between turn of the century mining practices and today’s global mining market to illustrate the gap that segregates these two industrial configurations. An eighteenth century mine could afford a few overhead expenses and still make big profits due to the small size of the facility. Contrariwise, modern mines are tapped in […]
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