News Wrap: Capricorn chooses GR Engineering; Gold Fields selects Newtrax; Jubilee pairs up for PGM with Northam Platinum

Web version | Update preferences   Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Capricorn chooses GR Engineering GR Engineering Services has been appointed as preferred tenderer by Capricorn Metals in relation to the design and construction of a 3Mt/y carbon-in-leach (CIL) mineral processing plant and associated infrastructure for the Karlawinda gold project Staff reporter    |    April 23, 2018 Gold Fields selects Newtrax Newtrax Technologies has been selected by Gold Fields to provide a mine-wide tracking and proximity detection system at the Invincible underground mine at its St Ives operations Staff reporter    |    April 23, 2018 Jubilee pairs up for PGM with Northam Platinum Jubilee Metals Group has inked an agreement with Northam Platinum's Eland platinum mine to process its platinum group metals (PGM) with the latter's platinum recovery plant Staff reporter    |    April 23, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE "Advantage" Solution Yields 3% Better Fuel Efficiency, Lowers Emissions. 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Carrapateena picks Downer Engineering and construction firm Downer EDI has been awarded an underground mining services contract for OZ Minerals' Carrapateena copper-gold mine in South Australia Staff reporter    |    April 23, 2018 RCT assists mud-mining at El Teniente RCT's automation technology helps Codelco mine in previously inaccessible, muddy areas at its El Teniente underground copper mine in Chile Staff reporter    |    April 20, 2018 Veolia reverse osmosis plant for Fosterville Veolia Water Technologies has been awarded the contract to design and supply a reverse osmosis plant to reduce the chloride levels in the produced water stream at the Fosterville gold mine in Victoria, Australia Staff reporter    |    April 20, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Reducing hydraulic system noise is critical for safety and productivity. Hydraulic system noise is generated primarily by the mechanical workings of the pump and the fluid pulsations exiting the pump as it supplies the flow for the system. 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Weir to buy ESCO Weir is acquiring US mining tools manufacturer ESCO, which specialises in ground engaging tools (GET), while planning to sell its Flow Control division in a move to focus its portfolio on highly abrasive aftermarket-intensive applications in minerals and oil & gas Staff reporter    |    April 20, 2018 Capital preferred by Resolute Africa-focused drilling services firm Capital Drilling has converted a short-term deal for Resolute Mining's Mali operations into a three-year contract, continuing a refocus for the group away from operations in Tanzania where miners are currently struggling with government relationships Chris Cann    |    April 20, 2018 Boart showcases new drilling tools Boart Longyear will display new drilling products at the Expomin tradeshow in Santiago, Chile, on April 23-27 Staff reporter    |    April 19, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Matrix Introduces UVISION, a 50% Brighter Safety Breakthrough in Mine Lighting UVision combines brilliant LED with safe spectrum ultraviolet, making reflective materials POP! It's safety everyone can see. Learn More. Can mining be responsible? The first Responsible Mining Index (RMI) was launched on April 11 in Geneva, Switzerland Is the future of mining in space? Mining companies need to keep track of many new technologies to identify the future trends in the industry The new technology frontier Boston Consulting Group examines what is in store for the next generation of the mining industry view more The underground mining 'nervous system' The mining industry is starting to take interest in machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), thanks to big data collected by tech-providers such as Newtrax Technologies Staff reporter    |    April 23, 2018 Mining with microbes As primary high-grade mineral resources are growing scarcer, it raises the need for high-efficiency, low-cost extraction processes that are also environmentally benign. Biomining could be the answer in some cases, finds Ailbhe Goodbody Ailbhe Goodbody    |    April 18, 2018 (Virtual) reality check Donna Schmidt checks in on how and where virtual reality is weaving itself into the future of mining Donna Schmidt    |    April 16, 2018 Innovation with IoT and AI Glyn Jones, group CEO at Trolex Group, looks at how connected and smart technologies are impacting the mining industry Glyn Jones    |    April 13, 2018 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