New Mining Technologies
New Mining Technologies
Africa has significant growth potential
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Mining and exploration software solutions provider Micromine is dedicated to expanding its service offerings in Africa.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
New Mining Technologies
Communications solution for mining industry
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A need for an all-encompassing communications solution within the mining industry has been identified by several organisations in South Africa, says multidisciplinary creative communications provider Flight Communications.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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Company offers underground oil sampling service
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Oil analysis company WearCheck has introduced a new oil sampling service focused specifically on the mining industry.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
New Mining Technologies
First university in the US to select local company’s simulation system
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Designer and manufacturer of simulators Thoroughbred Technologies has supplied its ThoroughTec Simulation division’s fourth generation CYBERMINE4 simulator, becoming the US’s first advanced underground mine training simulator to be acquired by...
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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Mine safety technology installed
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South African developer of process and manufacturing software solutions ApplyIT has commissioned its computerised permit-to-work system, IntelliPERMIT, at gold miner Newmont Mining Corporation’s mine, Newmont Boddington Gold, in Australia.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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Monitoring system gains momentum
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Slope stability and subsurface measurement service provider GroundProbe says its work area monitor (WAM) system has captured the interest of the South African openpit-mining industry.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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Research under way for new robotic technology
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The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Centre for Mining Innovation is undertaking research into the development of an underground robotic technology that will ensure high safety levels for gold miners.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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Severe-duty water cannon introduced to SA mining industry
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At the request of the Australian mining industry, international manufacturing company Akron Brass has developed a severe-duty water cannon, which is now also available in South Africa.
By: Dimakatso Motau
9th September 2011
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