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Air Liquide Australia says its new Floxal inert gas generating system is an effective mobile inertising solution that prevents gas explosions in underground mines.
Its success has led to recent goaf inerting applications at Dartbrook, German Creek, Oaky North and Oaky No.1 underground mines.
It was also used earlier this year at Rio Tinto’s Kestrel Mine near […]

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Federal industry minister Ian Macfarlane recently visited Micromine to see the latest version its Pitram mine production management system, developed with the help of federal grants.
Due for release in the middle of the year, the new version will let customers remotely access reports from multiple sites.
Barrick, BHP Billiton, LionOre International, Newcrest, Newmont, Placer Dome, WMC […]

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has authorised Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal operator Prime Infrastructure to implement a queue management system at the terminal.
ACCC chair Graeme Samuel says its authorisation, which is only interim, addresses the imbalance between the demand for coal loading services at the terminal and the capacity of the Goonyella coal […]

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Should we, the nation’s beleaguered taxpayers, be required to spend billions of dollars on an oxymoron?
The oxymoron in question is “clean coal,” and in my view, the answer is “no.” If coal is to have a future, the coal industry and its partners in the rail and electric power industries should pay for it themselves. […]

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Rajant Corporation was founded in late 2001 immediately following the events of 9/11, with the aim of providing a solution to the problems experienced by first responders at Ground Zero, when different agencies using different radio systems were unable to communicate with each other. The company’s BreadCrumb series of products is designed to create an […]

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Gold prices were pushed up in 2005-06 and are expected to increase further in 2006-07, reflecting continued global uncertainty and gold’s use as a store of value.
Beyond that time prices are expected to flatten and then ease as the situation in the Middle East stabilises somewhat.
Essentially, the flight to security that benefited gold producers is […]

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By the end of the outlook period, bauxite output is expected to be about 75 million tonnes.
The increase in output assumes that at least one of the project expansions currently planned for Australia proceeds.
A continuing expansion in world economic activity is expected to underpin solid growth in the demand for aluminium, and hence the production […]

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The high copper prices of recent years are producing a substantial supply response.
Mines closed during the early 2000s (notably in the United States) are being reactivated and there are plans for new and expanded output at other operations, including those in Australia.
Additions to supply will see prices moderate to more sustainable levels.
The great bulk of […]

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Each year aggregate companies in Iowa produce about 35 million tons of raw […]

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