AZoMining speaks to Francois Nell at Sandvik about the importance of mining sustainability and why equipment rebuilding and upgrades play their part in reducing fuel consumption.
This article outlines how efficient detection of tramp metals prevents loss in cement production.
Ellen Thomson, Senior Product Application Specialist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, discusses future changes in mining operations, digital twin technology, and the blockchain tool.
Ellen Thomson, Senior Product Application Specialist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, discusses opportunities for process optimization across the concentrator, and the potential environmental and economic benefits.
AZoMining speaks to Philip Gross, CEO of Snow Lake Lithium, about the development of the world's first electric lithium mine. This is a particularly important development within mining and highlights the significance of accelerating green mining across the world.
AZoMining speaks with James Tour from Rice University about his team's exciting method that has the very real potential to recover valuable REE from three types of waste; electronic waste, coal fly ash and bauxite residue.
By Bethan Davies
13 May 2022
Ellen Thomson, Senior Product Application Specialist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, discusses the environmental and economic benefits of ore sorting and the technology available for implementation.
Craig Liddicoat from Flinders University speaks to AZoMining about his team's work on effective rehabilitation in post-mining ecosystems and whether it can set up a predictable trajectory of recovery. We also ask why ecosystem recovery is important in mining operations and the current limitations affecting its success.
By Laura Thomson
5 Apr 2022
In a series of Q&As, Thermo Fisher Scientific discusses the challenges and opportunities associated with a shift towards greater sustainability within the mining industry, and the current prevailing trends.
In the mining industry, autonomous equipment is used to increase productivity and safety of working in mines - vehicles are either semi or fully autonomous.