Mining Blogs

Efficient mining operations rely on a seamless integration of equipment, processes, and skilled management. Among the most critical components in mining is ore crushing, which directly affects the downstream efficiency of mineral processing, including ore beneficiation. High-performance ore crushing machines play a pivotal role in ensuring consistent production, minimizing operational costs, and enhancing the overall […]

Most of us entering the mining industry today will still be here 30 years from now. Many tailings facilities built today will require monitoring for more than 100 years. That gap is not accidental. It is a design decision. Tailings management is not merely a storage problem. It is a century-scale risk management challenge. The […]

The global economic and social costs of landslides are increasing, with factors such as the intensification of climate change, urban development in marginal terrain areas, and aging infrastructure systems contributing to this trend. Existing approaches to slope monitoring, based on traditional concepts such as periodic manual surveys, single parameter measurements, and reactive responses to slope […]

The mining industry in Australia is one of the most resource-intensive sectors, requiring massive amounts of energy, water, and materials to maintain productivity. Concrete, as a foundational material for mining infrastructure—such as processing plants, tailings storage, and road networks—plays a crucial role in site development. However, conventional concrete production can consume significant amounts of water […]

The dynamic nature of construction and infrastructure projects across Latin America has made the mobile stone crusher plant an indispensable asset for on-site aggregate production. Its ability to relocate and process materials directly where they are needed offers tremendous logistical and economic advantages. However, this very mobility and the inherent complexity of crushing operations introduce unique safety […]

Australia’s Pilbara Ports said on Friday that Port Hedland, the world’s biggest iron ore export hub, and the Western Australia ports of Ashburton, Cape Preston West, Dampier and Varanus Island were cleared due to the threat of a cyclone. Pilbara Ports said Australia’s weather bureau warned that a tropical low off Western Australia’s coast could […]

The partnership was started in 2023 and is still going strong today, highlighting Rio Tinto workers, local communities, and Québec-made, low-carbon, 100% recyclable aluminium. Rio Tinto today unveiled a new campaign called “Forged here,” which represents the next phase of its collaboration with the Montréal Canadiens. The commercial honours workers who manufacture aluminium made in […]

The U.S. government has agreed a financing deal worth $565 million with Brazilian rare earths miner Serra Verde, which includes the option to take a minority equity stake, the firm said on Thursday. The deal is part of a wide-ranging package announced on Wednesday by U.S. Vice President JD Vance to create a preferential trade […]