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Mining Services
Global furnace group boasts numerous projects
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
Xstrata-Merafe Lion Expansion Phase 2
Smelter technology lowering costs, energy consumption
Mining giant Xstrata’s proprietary smelter technology, Premus, will be installed at its ongoing Lion ferrochrome complex Phase 2 expansion project, owing to its success at the company’s Lion Phase 1 and Lydenberg ferrochrome smelters.By: Natalie Greve
16th December 2011
Creamer Media on SAfm
11/06/2010 (On-The-Air)
South Africa's State-backed electric car pioneer has unveiled a three-wheeler; The search is on for 5 000 MW of electricity relief by 2016; the much-anticipated Chinese bid is now in to wrest two South African gold mines away from the financially...
By: Martin Creamer
11th June 2010
SOUTH AFRICA
Power cost hike could speed closure of more marginal mines – Briggs
The power tariff increases in South Africa over the next three years could potentially lead to some older mines being closed earlier than would otherwise be the case, Harmony Gold CEO Graham Briggs said on Tuesday. “It's certainly a...By: Liezel Hill
2nd March 2010
ELECTRICITY CRISIS
Chamber queries continued power curbs on South Africa’s mines
The Chamber of Mines of is querying why South Africa’s mines are continuing to be “penalised” with a lower power allocation and says something must be done to end the period of power curtailment.
“One has to ask the question why the...
By: Martin Creamer
14th October 2008
Projects Update
Tailings treatment plant (TTP) project and electricity strategy, South Africa.
The project will entail the construction of a TTP that will extend the life of Richard's Bay Minerals' (RBM's) KwaZulu-Natal operations by five years.By: Sheila Barradas
27th June 2008
UNDERGROUND MINING
TauTona mine presses ahead with technological innovation to beat power crisis
'The Times They Are A-Changin’, sang Bob Dylan. In this instance, the tune could be sung directly in reference to the underground mining environment, which for many years has employed energy-intensive pneumatic rockdrills. The pneumatic...
By: Guy Copans
4th April 2008
UNDERGROUND MINING
During Eskom’s power curb, we didn’t lose production. We just turned on our new electric rockdrills – TauTona gold mine
The times they are a-changin, sang Bob Dylan. In this instance, the tune could be sung directly in reference to the underground mining environment, which for many years has employed energy-intensive pneumatic rockdrills. The pneumatic rockdrill is...By: Guy Copans
4th April 2008
POWER CRISIS
Northam can produce as much platinum at 90% electricity level
Northam Platinum CEO Glyn Lewis and his engineers at the world's deepest platinum mine have beat the power cut. The company will produce at the same level with more than 10% less electricity, shifting of electricity loads to offpeak times....
By: Martin Creamer
22nd February 2008
Daily Podcast
Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer in conversation with Madupi Makhamele, host of ‘The Editors’, a show broadcast nationally on SAfm
Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer in conversation with Modupi Makhamele, host of ‘The Editors’, a show broadcast nationally on SAfm every Sunday morning and dedicated to analysis of the news of the week. This week has a strong focus...
By: Martin Creamer
4th February 2008
Ferrous Metals
Countdown to new chrome mine and smelter begins
The South African chrome industry’s new kid on the block
reports that its new underground mine and smelter will come on
stream within the next three months, adding about 240 000 t to the
country’s yearly ferrochrome production.
29th March 2002
Mining Services
Put a rock in your oven . . .
Microwaving rock: the latest recipe in metallurgy kitchenBy: System Author
24th September 1999
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