- 1. Researchers discover efficient way to filter salt and metal ions from water
- (Latest)
- ... who currently use inefficient chemical treatments to extract lithium from rocks and brines. Global demand for lithium required for electronics and batteries is very high. These membranes offer the potential ...
- Created on 09 May 2018
- 2. Demanding supply problem for nickel
- (Asian Intelligence)
- ... 2016 to an estimated 220,000 in 2025. When other battery applications are included, such as consumer electronics and energy storage, this figure increases to 275,000 tonnes of nickel demand in 2025, approximately ...
- Created on 08 March 2018
- 3. Longer blasting delays allowed by EDDs
- (Product News)
- ... and miners impose these delay periods on EDDs,” he says. “This restricts the benefits of electronics to only the accuracy component and ignores the more powerful flexibility component.” To achieve less ...
- Created on 08 November 2017
- 4. New blasthole drill from Cat
- (Product News)
- BUILDING on the solid legacy of the MD6420C, the new Cat® MD6310 blasthole drill offers substantial technology, efficiency and productivity improvements. A key advantage of the machine, Cat electronics ...
- Created on 08 November 2017
- 5. From junk pile to stockpile with STEINERT
- (Supplier News)
- ... Sorting occurs at a very rapid rate, based on high speed electronics and air impulse valves. ...
- Created on 08 November 2017
- 6. Asia will drive long-term gold demand
- (Asian Intelligence)
- ... of that supply. Over-abundant supply can be inflationary. “The supply of gold has historically come from mining, though in recent years scrap supplies from recycled electronics and jewellery have accounted ...
- Created on 29 July 2017
- 7. Komatsu acquires Joy Global
- (Latest)
- ... and services. While remaining an international leader in the field of construction and mining equipment, the company engages in other business, such as industrial machinery and vehicles, logistics, electronics ...
- Created on 06 April 2017
- 8. Pilot HPA plant tests nearing completion
- (Latest)
- ... critical ingredient required for the production of artificial sapphire, which is used in the manufacture of substrates for LED lights, semiconductor wafers used in the electronics industry, and scratch-resistant ...
- Created on 15 February 2017
- 9. Survey work at Altech HPA plant site
- (Latest)
- ... used in the electronics industry, and scratch-resistant artificial sapphire glass used for wristwatch faces, optical windows and smart phone components. There is no substitute for HPA in the manufacture ...
- Created on 14 November 2016
- 10. Galaxy and General Mining to merge
- (Latest)
- ... power storage, consumer electronics and power tools. Galaxy chairman Martin Rowley will remain as chairman of the Board of the combined group. Galaxy’s managing director Anthony Tse will remain as managing ...
- Created on 30 May 2016
- 11. World’s biggest blast at Queensland mine
- (Supplier News)
- ... by this movement of ground before it can be detonated, resulting in a misfire. “These misfires are eliminated with electronics, as the detonator operates as a stand-alone entity the instant you push ...
- Created on 09 May 2016
- 12. Altech proposes HPA plant in Malaysia
- (Around the Region)
- ... for production of artificial sapphire, which is used in the manufacture of substrates for LED lights, semi-conductor wafers used in the electronics industry and scratch-resistant artificial sapphire glass ...
- Created on 09 May 2016
- 13. Altech secures funds for plant design
- (Latest)
- ... as it is the critical ingredient required for production of artificial sapphire. Artificial sapphire is used in the manufacture of substrates for LED lights, semi-conductor wafers used in the electronics ...
- Created on 28 March 2016
- 14. World’s biggest blast at Daunia
- (Latest)
- ... with electronics, as the detonator operates as a stand-alone entity the instant you push the ‘fire’ button,” said Advanced Initiating Systems (AIS) managing director Trevor Grant. AIS is an Australian-based ...
- Created on 04 March 2016
- 15. Fewer enviro and social impacts
- (Around the Region)
- ... global economic development, expanding renewable energy supplies and growing copper plumbing, electronics and communications sectors. Recycling is likely limited to around 35% of the supply of copper. ...
- Created on 18 August 2015
- 16. PAPUA NEW GUINEA – Lower impacts from Solwara 1
- (Latest)
- ... to rise, with increasing global economic development, expanding renewable energy supplies (wind, hydro, wave geothermal, tidal power) and growing copper plumbing, electronics and communications sectors. ...
- Created on 07 June 2015
- 17. PGMs – High grades assayed at Red Hill
- (Latest)
- ... nickel. Osmium and iridium are used in many specialist hard-wearing metal alloys as well as the electronics industry. Rhodium and ruthenium are mostly used together with platinum and palladium, for catalytic ...
- Created on 19 April 2015
- 18. Hengxing Gold production ramps up
- (Asian Intelligence)
- ... which has investments in real estate, mining, auto parts, trade, electronics, transportation and dairy. He holds a stake in Hong Kong-listed Zijin Mining Group, whose shareholders include fellow billionaire ...
- Created on 17 November 2014
- 19. Improving dragline filtration efficiencies
- (Supplier News)
- ... High dust levels within the machinery house have been known to cause problems with commutation and damage to electronics equipment. The longer term dust levels and effectiveness of the filtration systems ...
- Created on 27 October 2014
- 20. Australian Technology
- (Features)
- ... tion. - From CSIRO's resourceful magazine RIO JOINS FORCES ON CAVE TRACKING SYSTEM RIO Tinto has partnered with CRCMining, Newcrest Mining and Elexon Electronics in the development of a cutting-edge re ...
- Created on 27 October 2014