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1995 Annual Conference - Adding Value To Our Resources - Our Future

Conference Proceedings

1995 Annual Conference - Adding Value To Our Resources - Our Future

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This volume aims to address the issues of value-adding to our mined minerals and the creation of jobs development of processing innovations marketing of higher value finished and semi-finished products offset by potential marginal returns and the challenges of rehabilitation and waste disposal.
There are over 50 papers from all disciplines the majority related to the mining and metallurgical development of new projects and processes while other contributions successfully look at quality and environmental management supplemented by a business focus as an important adjunct to the value adding process.

Papers in collection

  • A Practical Test of Coal Spontaneous Combustion Go to Paper
  • Access to Land Go to Paper
  • Achieving Internationally Competitive Rail Freight for Coal - The Hunter Valley Rail Project Go to Paper
  • Adding Value in Hydrometallurgy Go to Paper
  • Aggressive Productivity Improvement: Killing Waste and Adding Value Using True TQM Go to Paper
  • Application of Fluidsied Bed Technology to Reduction of Australian Mangansse and Iron Ores Go to Paper
  • Australian Hot Dry Rock Geothermal Energy Potential and a Possible Test Site in the Hunter Valley Go to Paper
  • Blast Vibration Control in hunter Valley Coal Mines Go to Paper
  • Business Environment 2010 Go to Paper
  • Changes in Legislative Approach - The Implications for the Mining Industry Go to Paper
  • Changing the Climate to Add Value Go to Paper
  • Characterisation of Undermined Strata in Predicting Coal Mining Subsidence Go to Paper
  • Coal Water Mixture (CWM) Plant Development at Newcastle, NSW Go to Paper
  • Dartbrook Mine- Greenfield Opportunities in the Upper Hunter Valley Go to Paper
  • Development of an Environmental Management System for Oakbridge Limited Coal Mines Go to Paper
  • Development of the Bulga Coal Mine Complex Go to Paper
  • Efficiency Through Integration of Management System Go to Paper
  • Energy Use Benchmarks for Open Cut Coal Mines Go to Paper
  • Engineering-Geological Aspects of Highwall Mining Methods and Techniques Go to Paper
  • Evaluation of Sampling Methods for Industrial Slurries Go to Paper
  • Experiences n the Development of an Operaor Guidance System for On-Line Process Control and Fault Diagnosis Go to Paper
  • Extraction of gold from Stibnite Ores Go to Paper
  • Geochemistry Contributing to the Rehabilitation of the Wismut Uranium Mines, Germany Go to Paper
  • Geotechnical Factors Contributing to Stockpile Slope Stability Go to Paper
  • High Temperature Filtration in Soil Remediation Go to Paper
  • How Advances in Pyrometallurgical Treatment of Copper and Nickel Sulphide Have Added Value to the Non Ferrous Metal Industry Go to Paper
  • Improvement of Coal Tailings Disposal Via Understanding of Clay Chemistry Go to Paper
  • Improving Classification Performance of the Hydrocyclone Go to Paper
  • Information System for Discovery 2000 Go to Paper
  • Initial Operation of the Hismelt Research and Development Facility Go to Paper
  • Measurement of Solids in Coal Slurry Lines with an Impedance Cell Technique Go to Paper
  • Mine Owner and Explosives Supplier - Partners in Controlling the Environmental Effects of Blasting Go to Paper
  • Mineral Prospectivity of the Middle Devonian Dulladerry Volcanics, Central-West New South Wales Go to Paper
  • Monitoring of Underground Mobile Equipment at Mount Isa Mines Ltd Go to Paper
  • New Technology for the Treatment of Base Metals Go to Paper
  • Northparkes Copper-Gold Project Go to Paper
  • Occupational Health and Safety as Part of Enterprise Bargaining Go to Paper
  • Our Threatened Coal Resources Go to Paper
  • Pit Wall Design Implementation at Mt Whaleback Open Pit Mine, Newman, Western Australia Go to Paper
  • Queensland Magnesia Development and Operation Go to Paper
  • Queensland Nickel - Value Added Products from Technological Advances Go to Paper
  • Recovering Iron and Zinc Values from Steel Plant Dusts with Simultaneous Destruction of Organic Wastes: The EnvIRONment Process Go to Paper
  • Resource and Geoscience Modelling for Exploration and Land Use Planning in NSW: The Mineral Resource Audit Go to Paper
  • Selection, Training and Performance Management Go to Paper
  • Simcoa's Continuous Drive Towards a Quality Organisation Through its Quality Leadership Process Go to Paper
  • Some Prospective Mining Application of Fluid Injection in Rock Go to Paper
  • Super-Scavenging of Zinc Residue by the FASTFLOT Process at Pasmico Mining, Broken Hill Go to Paper
  • Technology Transfer to the Emerging Coal Mining Industry of Indonesia Go to Paper
  • The Potential for a Magnesium Industry in Australia Go to Paper
  • Uncovering the Mineral Wealth of New South Wales - The Discovery 2000 Initiative Go to Paper
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  • Published: 1995
  • Unique ID: PA-199501

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