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Breakthrough for MMD sizers in hard rock applications

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Copper, Energy, Processing / Manufacturing.

MMD has been manufacturing sizers for more than 40 years, processing over 80 different materials in more than 70 countries worldwide.

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Sizers offer a compact and efficient way of comminution in primary, secondary and tertiary stage crushing, in both underground and open pit operations.

Sizers have gained notoriety in wet and sticky applications where traditional crushers have struggled. However, MMD sizers have been developed to thrive in applications not usually deemed appropriate for their deployment. 

As sizers originated in the coal industry, some believe that sizers are only suitable for soft material processing. . .

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Capricorn Copper site at night. 29Metals

29Metals appeal to shareholders, ‘we’re worth holding’

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Copper.

A share price crumble has prompted the board of Capricorn Copper owner 29Metals to reassure shareholders they are on track.

Non-executive chair Owen Hegarty has posted a letter to the ASX addressing recent negative trading activity. 

29Metals is a copper focused base and precious metals mining company with producing and exploration assets in Australia and Chile.

Related: Boost for Capricorn Copper recovery, life extension plans

The Capricorn Copper operation is located. . .

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Queensland mining brains trust celebrates 20 years

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Core Resources recounted a significant contribution to the metals industry at its 20th anniversary celebrations last night in Brisbane at the W Hotel.

The company legacy drew on research that went back another two decades before it was raised, chief executive officer Dr Rob Coleman (pictured above) said.

“A group of Australian mining industry leaders established Core Resources in 2002 as a specialist process and resource consultancy business,” he said.

“Soon after, Core added metallurgical laboratories to its stable. The labs were previously known as Hydrometallurgical Research Laboratories (HRL) and were established around 1982 under previous. . .

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Queensland mining brains trust celebrates 20 years

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Copper, Energy, Processing / Manufacturing.

Core Resources recounted a significant contribution to the metals industry at its 20th anniversary celebrations last night in Brisbane at the W Hotel.

The company legacy drew on research that went back another two decades before it was raised, chief executive officer Dr Rob Coleman (pictured above) said.

“A group of Australian mining industry leaders established Core Resources in 2002 as a specialist process and resource consultancy business,” he said.

“Soon after, Core added metallurgical laboratories to its stable. The labs were previously known as Hydrometallurgical Research Laboratories (HRL) and were established around 1982 under previous. . .

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Reaping rewards from record resources spend

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Coal, Energy.

Mining companies in Queensland paid more than $14.7 billion to the State Government last financial year. That’s around $6 billion, or 68.4 percent, more than the previous period.

The figures are contained in the Queensland Resources Council’s annual economic contribution report, released this morning.

The report shows the resources sector delivered a record $116.8 billion in economic benefits to the state economy in 2022-23 and supported over half a million local jobs.

This is $22.2 billion more than the previous financial year and represents one in every four dollars spent in Queensland. . .

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Copper-zinc rich massive sulphides intersection at CQ prospect

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Copper, Exploration, Gold, Processing / Manufacturing.

Drilling at Zenith Mineral's Snook prospect in Central Queensland has intersected copper rich sulphides.

The maiden seven-hole drill program is part of the company's Develin Creek volcanic hosted massive sulphide system (VMS) project.

The Snook prospect contained similar levels of copper, zinc, lead, silver and gold to those in Zenith's existing JORC resource inventory 30km to the north said CEO Mick Clifford.

"VMS deposits commonly have very high in-ground values and generally occur in clusters," said Mr Clifford.

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Nautical mines supplier boasts a gold standard service

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Gold, Processing / Manufacturing.

The mining industry has a lot of characters but not many seafarers. Let alone an America’s Cup crewman.

John Byrne owns Combustion and Chemical Engineering in Townsville and fondly recalls the time when he was paid $15/day to be part of Alan Bond’s Americas Cup defence off Fremantle in 1987.

It’s only one of the professional guises he assumes. Others include solicitor and not. . .

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