Geotechnical, surveying systems improve mine safety

One of the exhibitors at Electra Mining Africa 2010 is Reutech Mining, which is a division of Reutech Radar Systems and a subsidiary of JSE listed engineering and technology firm Reunert Limited.

Mining radar designed for harsh environments

Supplier of advanced geotechnical monitoring and surveying systems for the mining industry Reutech Mining, a subsidiary of radar solutions provider Reutech Radar Systems, reports that the movement and surveying radar (MSR) 300 is the only slope...

Interest in rare earths stimulated by concerns over possible Chinese export curbs

The possibility that China could restrict the export of some rare earth metals, and completely ban the export of others, has caused a stir and, if Beijing should actually implement such a policy, would create opportunities for mining companies and...

Energy-efficient microwave technology inches towards commercialisation

Mining industry collaborative research organisation Amira International has confirmed that its new microwave technology project, aimed at enhancing the liberation of minerals, brings this technologyone step closer to commercial applications....

Spot mineral quantifier designed for harsh environments

Blue Cube Systems a South African technology company based in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, has added an additional model to their range of mineral quantifiers, designed specifically to fulfil the need for spot applications requiring fast turn...

New metal-accounting standard set to emerge

A draft for the standardisation of metal accounting, which has been locally driven by a ground- breaking collaborative research initiative, is scheduled to be released next year.

Mineral processing congress officially opened

Over 600 international and local delegates met in Cape Town yesterday to participate in the week-long 22nd International Mineral Processing Congress that is taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Mining, mineral-processing who’s who to converge on Cape Town

Hundreds of international delegates will converge in Cape Town at the end of September to participate in the twenty-second International Mineral Processing Congress.