Papers in collection

• Ore Pass and Chute Maintenance at Xstrata Copper - Mount Isa Copper Operations Go to Paper
• Application of Conveyors for Underground Haulage Go to Paper
• The Effect of Resin Thickness on Bolt-Grout-Concrete Interaction in Shear Go to Paper
• Application of Computer Modelling in the Understanding of Caving and Induced Hydraulic Conductivity About Longwall Panels Go to Paper
• The Value of Early Geotechnical Assessment in Mine Planning Go to Paper
• Coal Pillar Design Criteria for Surface Protection Go to Paper
• Numerical Modelling of Undermined River Valleys - A Case Study Go to Paper
• Practical Considerations in Longwall Support Behaviour and Ground Response Go to Paper
• Chain Pillar Design - Can We? Go to Paper
• Loading Mechanics of the 'Can' and Implications for Improved Strength and Stiffness Properties Go to Paper
• Skew Roof Deformation Mechanism in Longwall Gateroads - Concepts and Consequences Go to Paper
• Management of Change - The Transformation of UK Coal Project 105 Go to Paper
• Reducing the Variability in Dragline Operator Performance Go to Paper
• Application of Tagging Systems for Personnel and Vehicle Access Control Go to Paper
• Understanding Organisational and Personal Behaviours to Sustain High Productivity and Safety Go to Paper
• Health Tracking Project - The Development of a National Framework for Managing Occupational Illness and Disease in the Australian Minerals Industry Go to Paper
• Failure and Opportunities for Success Go to Paper
• Taking Stock of Safety Go to Paper
• Legislation, Litigation and Liability Go to Paper
• Wear of Dragline Wire Ropes Go to Paper
• Keep the Cream' - Reconciling Coal Recovery at BMA Goonyella Riverside Go to Paper
• Quantification of Opencast Potential Within the Waikato Coalfields Using Pit Optimisation Software Go to Paper
• Coming of Age for Low-Density Explosives Go to Paper
• R70 Relationships and Their Interpretation at a Mine Site Go to Paper
• Factors Affecting Hot Spot Development in Bulk Coal and Associated Gas Evolution Go to Paper
• Spontaneous Combustion in Open Cut Coal Mines - Recent Australian Research Go to Paper
• Results of Self-Heating Tests of Australian Coals Conducted in a 16 m3 Reactor Go to Paper
• The Use of Electronic Nose Devices for Coal Self-Heating Detection Go to Paper
• The Ability of Current Gas Monitoring Techniques to Adequately Detect Spontaneous Combustion Go to Paper
• Spontaneous Combustion and Simulation of Mine Fires and Their Effects on Mine Ventilation Systems Go to Paper
• A Review of Spontaneous Combustion Incidents Go to Paper
• Computer Animation of Hot Spot Development in Bulk Coal as an Aid for Training Coal Miners Go to Paper
• Anatomy of a Heating and Assessment of Critical Self-Heating Parameters Go to Paper
• CFD Modelling of Goaf Gas Migration to Improve the Control of Spontaneous Combustion in Longwalls Go to Paper
• Detection of Underground Spontaneous Combustion of Coal With Surface-Based Radon Technique at Dartbrook Mine Go to Paper
• Economic Returns From Environmental Problems - Breeding Salt and Stress Tolerant Eucalypts for Carbon Sequestration, Salinity Abatement and Commercial Forestry Go to Paper
• Environmental Reclamation Practice in a Brazilian Coal Mine - An Economical Approach Go to Paper
• Status of Outburst Research at the University of Wollongong Go to Paper
• The Demonstration of Electronic Systems to Assist in the Management of a Significant Incident Go to Paper
• Real-Time Risk Analysis and Hazard Management Go to Paper
• Research Needs in Regard to Design, Performance Criteria, Construction, Maintenance Assessment and Repair of Coal Mine Seals Go to Paper
• Development of Innovative Goaf Inertisation Practices to Improve Coal Mine Safety Go to Paper