Titlebook: Quarrying Opencast and Alluvial Mining; John Sinclair Book 1969 Elsevier Publishing Company Limited 1969 clays.coal.concrete.development.m

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Prospecting, groups with centralized control, the group having access to capital and plant to enable resources to be made available so that optimum results may be obtained consistent, of course, with the size of the reserves of mineral available in each case.

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Quarrying Hard Rocks,inting, bedding or cleavage, are those associated with strength and durability. The material must not only bear the stresses the engineer or architect wishes to subject it to but also it must continue to do so after it has been in place many years or even generations.

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Power Supply in the Surface Mining Industries,ing degree of automation to reduce the expensive requirement of manpower, planned maintenance of equipment to reduce the chance of breakdown of machines which with larger machines and an increasing degree of mechanization and concentration can have a catastrophic effect on output and communication.

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The Management of Surface Mines,n addition the industries are expected to increase output by at least 6% per annum up to at least the 1970s. This requires improvement of business and manager performance. Decisions made in business management can affect both the progress of the business and the economy and the society in which the individual business lives.

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Alluvial Mining, that virtually all our present minerals are won from the remaining one-fifth, that is ‘underground’. It is a safe inference, therefore, that much mineral wealth exists beneath the surface of the sea, both in the sea water itself and in deposits that may or may not outcrop on the sea-bed.

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