Steve Franklin, the Principal Consultant for Cement & Aggregate Consulting, says that quarries must prepare for the impending wave of digital transformation.
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Small Tassie quarry proposal satisfies EPA
The Tasmania Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has approved the development of a hard rock quarry west of Launceston, with a proposed production rate of 32,000 tonnes per annum.
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Taking the lead in water management
Xylem MD Brian Krishna discusses water management in the extractive industry and Xylem’s robustness throughout the pandemic.
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Holcim, Bloomberg set the bar in circular construction
Holcim has partnered with Bloomberg Media to develop the Circular Cities Barometer, an initiative to advocate for circular construction in fast developing urban settings.
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Homegrown manufacturer puts Australian Made credentials into practice
Paul Kerr, General Manager of second generation family business Precisionscreen, talks up the importance of homegrown products as the international supply chain experiences unprecedented constraints.
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Hanson transparent on Bass Point earth mounds
Hanson has applied to construct further earthen amenity barriers at the Bass Point Quarry in New South Wales, as a courtesy to keep the community aware of proceedings.
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‘Kool’ amphibian voted Victoria’s fossil emblem
Museums Victoria has announced the official state fossil emblem following a public vote, a car-sized amphibian from the South Gippsland region resembling a newt-crocodile combination.
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Tertiary cone circuit delivers more output, less recirc
A US quarry operation has recorded some very strong results since it upgraded its tertiary plant to incorporate a late model cone crusher.
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US construction firm makes history with first hauler purchase
US-based equipment dealer Easton Sales and Rentals and its client Linco Construction have registered a notable moment in construction equipment history, with the sale of the first ever Rokbak articulated haulers globally.
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Undertaking resource optimisation in your quarry
Pit optimisation studies are useful for not only identifying a given resource, but insight into the best sequences for extraction. Jackie Gauntlett explains some of the processes necessary to derive the most value from the resource and also make significant savings in time and investment.
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