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Developing a reliable mining decarbonization plan
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Sulphide self-heating behaviours, risks, mitigation and prevention
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Patrick Beaulieu
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Conveyor belt misalignment can negatively impact production and operating costs
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Luis Ramirez, P.Eng.
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Bloom Lake iron mine - phase II
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Purposeful planning for mining decarbonization
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Dave Olsthoorn, P.Eng.
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Multi-tiered bracing systems design
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Using 3D laser scanning in project life cycles
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Kristian Leach
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Three strategies for ventilation control in underground mines
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Ten potential pitfalls to avoid when designing a power plant at altitude
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Nicholas Allen, P.Eng.
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Mine Planning and Design
The world of mining has changed. Demand for metals continues to rise, but today's mines are more remote, with declining ore grades, than operations of the past. What's more, there’s increasing focus on environmental and social issues, leading to the emergence of new operating concepts and significant technological advances.
Mining practices have undergone profound changes in recent years, particularly in terms of digital technology. More than ever, mining companies need to rethink their model to create value for all stakeholders.