Mining Operations

Room and pillar and longwall are two dominant methods that account for the vast majority of underground coal mining (Kanchwala, 2018). In room and ...Read more

Inconsistent feed in comminution circuits—driven by variations in ore hardness, size distribution, mineralogy, or specific gravity—can destabilize operations, reduce efficiency, ...Read more

Introduction Ore blending is the process of mixing different types of ores to achieve a desired grade and quality for processing ...Read more

Introduction Feed moisture content is a critical factor influencing the efficiency, throughput, and operational stability of crushers across various industries, particularly ...Read more

Introduction In the mining and aggregates industries, the performance of crushing operations is often overlooked, but one crucial factor that greatly ...Read more

Moisture or water content in rock significantly influences blast performance through multiple mechanisms, affecting both rock fragmentation and safety outcomes. ...Read more

A perimeter blasting is a special blasting technique to achieve a profile closer to design than normal production blasting would ...Read more

Shaft sinking, is a fundamental and intricate process in the mining industry, essential for establishing vertical or inclined pathways to access ...Read more

Rock bolting is a technique used in mining and other applications to stabilize rock formations and prevent collapses using rock ...Read more

Underground jumbo drilling is a high-precision process used to cut into hard rock to access ore bodies. It involves a ...Read more