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Australia allows Hancock to bring in migrant workers
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The Australian Immigration Minister Chris Bowen on Friday announced developer Hancock Prospecting would be allowed to ship in more than 1 700 temporary overseas workers for its Pilbara iron-ore mine under the first Enterprise Migration Agreement...
25th May 2012
Atomising technology set to improve metal recovery
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South Africa’s State-owned minerals researcher, Mintek, is in the process of constructing a pilot plant for research on its atomising technology which, once developed, is set to improve metal recovery.
By: Chantelle Kotzé
25th May 2012
Coinjection technology to improve furnace processes
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If materials handling and pneumatic conveying systems supplier Clyde Bergemann Africa (CBZ) can successfully implement its co-injection process, as well as achieve its proposed 30% capacity increase outcomes, it will be the only company, to date,...
By: Chantelle Kotzé
25th May 2012
Contract mining in SA alive and well
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The need for contract mining is abundant and will remain so as long as the mining industry requires skills that are not available in-house, with mining houses expected to rely more on outsourcing when starting new operations, says explosives...
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th May 2012
Emigration causes decline in mining skills
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The activity level of the contract mining and outsourcing industry is increasing but the skilled labour shortage remains a major challenge as experts are still leaving South Africa for political and safety reasons says mining contractor Redpath...
By: Sashnee Moodley
25th May 2012
Europe’s biggest blast furnace produces 70-millionth ton of steel
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Blast furnace Schwelgern 2, owned by diversified industrial group ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe, produced its seventy-millionth ton of hot metal, in February.
By: Chantelle Kotzé
25th May 2012
Global furnace group boasts numerous projects
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Local furnace supplier Tenova Pyromet is undertaking the design and supply of components for two ferrochrome furnaces for use at the Xstrata-Merafe Lion ferrochrome complex, in Limpopo.
By: Chantelle Kotzé
25th May 2012
Indonesian steel manufacturer places furnace order
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One of Indonesia’s largest steel manufacturers, Gunung Steel Group, has placed an order with global steel processing technology supplier SMS Siemag Germany for the supply of an Arccess electric arc furnace and a ladle furnace for its new...
By: Chantelle Kotzé
25th May 2012
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