Wet processing technology symposium examines trends in materials processing industry

 

With members of the extractive industries sidelined from being able to convene locally, let alone internationally, an OEM of wet processing technologies did the next best thing: program a virtual conference which brought together more than 1500 industry professionals worldwide. 

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Wodonga quarry opens door to flexibility with washing circuit

 

During COVID-19, quarrying has proven its worth as an essential sector. On the Victorian border, activity has been especially high at Barro Wodonga Quarries, where the set-up of an integrated crushing and washing plant has defied the uncertainty of the pandemic. Damian Christie reports.

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Breakthrough for WA producer in Asian sand market

 

A newly established Western Australian quarry business has become the first of its kind to export construction aggregates to Singapore. Nickolas Zakharia spoke to Australasian Sands International director Steven Della Bona about the prospects of the young company.

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Alliance to extend use of robots in site surveillance apps

 

Global hardware, software and services technology provider Trimble and American engineering and robotics company Boston Dynamics have announced a strategic alliance to integrate a variety of construction data collection technologies with Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot platform.

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From pit to pit lakes: could abandoned sites be reborn?

 

It is believed that up to 90,000 extractive sites are located across Australia today. Academics from the Universities of Monash and Melbourne explain the potential for reviving these sites as vital assets for flood events, water retention and waste management.

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