Australian software firm Datamine has introduced Studio Geo, its premier geological modelling platform. Studio Geo, designed to revolutionize the way mining professionals interpret and utilise geological data, is ideal for mine geologists and resource modelling teams, helping them optimise workflows, improve data accuracy, and make informed decisions, the company said. “Studio Geo is built on a deep understanding of the…
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Emerson releases AMS Machine Works asset management software
Emerson is helping reliability teams eliminate data silos and expand their capabilities with the release of AMS Machine Works version 1.8. This latest software update unites all modern AMS condition monitoring hardware data under a single platform to help organizations simplify management and increase cybersecurity of their reliability programs in a wide range of process industries, including mining, metals, minerals,…
Read MoreWestgold completes sale of Lakewood Mill
Westgold Resources Limited has successfully completed the divestment of its non-core Lakewood milling operation in Western Australia to Black Cat Syndicate Limited for $85 million in cash and shares. Under the deal’s terms, Westgold will retain priority access to process up to 200ktpa of ore at Lakewood via a toll-treating agreement for a period of two years. Details on a…
Read MoreDyno Nobel trials electric bulk explosive MPU
Dyno Nobel is trialling what it believes is the world’s first electric bulk explosive mobile processing unit (MPU) at Fortescue’s Solomon operations in Western Australia. The DYNOBULK Electric MPU is engineered to deliver the explosive product directly to the blasthole, while offering a sustainable alternative to conventional diesel-powered vehicles. It includes a 390-kWh lithium polymer battery, an electrified propulsion system…
Read MoreEvolution Mining starts mill expansion commissioning
Evolution Mining has begun commissioning the expanded mill at its Mungari gold operation in Western Australia. The project increased the process plant capacity from 2 million tonnes per annum to 4.2 mtpa. “Today we celebrate the operational handover of a construction project that has been executed safely, efficiently, ahead of the original schedule and under the original budget. This incredible…
Read MoreGlencore provides update on Mount Isa Mines
Glencore recently held a community information session on the future of its Mount Isa Mines mining complex in Queensland with the pending closure of its underground copper operations at the site. “I want to make clear that Glencore is not going anywhere. Mount Isa Mines is an important asset for Glencore globally and we’re continuing to invest in these operations,”…
Read MoreRail car manufacturing returns to Western Australia
Thanks to an investment of A$150 million to purchase 100 locally built rail cars, Rio Tinto is helping to boost domestic manufacturing in Western Australia through a partnership with Gemco Rail and CRRC Qiqihar Rolling Stock Co. The miner said Gemco Rail is using advanced engineering and manufacturing expertise, alongside robotic welding technologies, to create rail cars that will each…
Read MorePhilippi-Hagenbuch offers zero-emission steel solutions
Philippi-Hagenbuch is expanding the steel options for its custom solutions portfolio by offering zero-emission SSAB Zero steel for its haul truck equipment. This alternative helps producers and fleet managers achieve their environmental goals with efficiency-enhancing equipment tailored to their operation. “Philippi-Hagenbuch has a history of being at the forefront of the industry when it comes to the materials we use…
Read MoreThe Metals Company seeks permits for deep-sea exploration
The Metals Company USA has initiated a process with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) under the U.S. Department of Commerce to apply for exploration licenses and commercial recovery permits under existing U.S. legislation. Full Story.
Read MoreCourt temporarily blocks silica rule
A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked tThe Mine Safety and Health Administration’s silica dust rule to limit silica dust exposure for coal miners. It was supposed to take effect on April 14. Full story.
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