News Wrap: Building the road to success; Clean TeQ to treat Fosterville water; The next-gen ore sorter

Web version | Update preferences   Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Building the road to success As it readies the Invicta mine in Peru for start-up next year, Canadian miner Lupaka Gold said it has retained a contractor for the construction of an improved road leading to the underground gold-copper project Donna Schmidt    |    December 15, 2017 Clean TeQ to treat Fosterville water Clean TeQ Water will design, supply and commission a two million litre-per-day mine water treatment plant for Kirkland Lake Gold's Fosterville mine in Australia Staff reporter    |    December 15, 2017 The next-gen ore sorter NextOre, a company formed by CSIRO, Advisian and RFC Ambrian, has developed a new bulk ore sorting technology, which is being closely looked at by potential buyers Staff reporter    |    December 15, 2017 SPONSORED MESSAGE Is your operator training program inefficient and failing to prove return on investment? 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Avesoro adds to Liberian fleet Gold producer Avesoro Resources has secured funding for the purchase of several machines to add to its fleet for Bea Mountain Mining and open-pit New Liberty mine in West Africa Staff reporter    |    December 15, 2017 Researchers track autonomous vehicles Australian university QUT's robotics researchers have developed a new technology for underground mining vehicles to navigate autonomously through dust, camera blur and bad lighting Staff reporter    |    December 14, 2017 Mining3 solution to create virtual mine Mining3 is aiming to commercialise a 3-D-based software platform that can create and simulate a virtual mine, which opens up opportunities such as controlling robots and tracking movement of ore of different grades Staff reporter    |    December 14, 2017 SPONSORED MESSAGE Powerful Analytical Performance with Niton XL5 XRF The lightest and smallest handheld XRF analyzer for elemental determination now delivers the biggest performance for geologists and mining operations. 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Sandvik sells Hyperion segment to KKR Global investment group KKR has confirmed its purchase of industrial tool and component maker Hyperion from Sandvik, with the sale part of the OEM's plan to focus on its core business Staff reporter    |    December 14, 2017 Output success at Deflector Doray Minerals has confirmed that its recently started Deflector underground mine in Western Australia achieved record gold production over the last calendar month Donna Schmidt    |    December 14, 2017 Singareni sets target Indian state-owned producer Singareni Collieries Company, on the heels of announcing it will start 12 new coal mines in the country, has reportedly set a notable output target of 100 million tonnes by 2022 Staff reporter    |    December 14, 2017 Appealing to the younger generation A shortage of skilled workers could still pose a significant risk to mining operations Chelopech revitalised Donna Schmidt takes a look at the optimisation of the award-winning Bulgarian gold-copper-silver complex Five minutes with the iRIS project Artur Zakirov at the RISE Research Institutes of Sweden speaks to Carly Leonida about the iRIS fire safety project view more Sedgman wins Queensland coal contracts CIMIC Group's mineral processing company, Sedgman, has been awarded contracts by QCoal Group at the greenfield Byerwen coal mine in Central Queensland, Australia Staff reporter    |    December 13, 2017 Keeping an eye on the ground A piece of Australian mining technology is proving a vital tool on a Chilean mine Noel Dyson    |    December 13, 2017 De Beers gives back in Northwest Territories With its Snap Lake operation in Canada going into extended care and maintenance, De Beers has donated surplus equipment to two Northwest Territories groups that can give the items new purpose Donna Schmidt    |    December 13, 2017 Getting to the core of new discoveries Private industry and academia partner in search for rare-earth elements Sue Bruning and Kyle Turner    |    December 15, 2017 Copper art After 102 years this mine lays claim to being the largest surface pit in the world - and at 5km long, 3km wide and more than 1km deep it could well be right Noel Dyson    |    December 11, 2017 Hard rock revolution Ailbhe Goodbody was invited by Atlas Copco - now increasingly known as Epiroc - on an exclusive visit to Anglo American Platinum's Twickenham platinum mine in South Africa in September to see the Atlas Copco Mobile Miner 22H, which is undergoing production trials there Ailbhe Goodbody    |    December 08, 2017 A better blast Donna Schmidt talks with top firms in the blasting sector to light the fuse on the latest technologies and achievements Donna Schmidt    |    December 04, 2017 This email was sent to: fernandoqueens@gmail.com Mining Magazine newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout To unsubscribe to this newsletter click here If you have forgotten your password, please click here unsubscribe Aspermont Media WeWork Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London, E1 8FA Phone: +44 207 216 6053 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermontmedia.com