A conservation organisation has concluded that quarry sites are “surprisingly useful” for wildlife – particularly bumblebees.
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Quarrymen become movie stars
Quarry workers recently took to the limelight when shooting started for a video to raise awareness of safe work, good posture and ergonomics.
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Flying fox spans quarry turned adventure park
You could never say quarries are not versatile. We have seen quarries turned into hotels and quarries used as lakes ? and now adventure parks.
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Quarry stimulates corn growth
Vibration data collection and analysis
The TRIO family with its CX7 and CA6 vibration data collectors and
analySers is designed specifically for rugged industrial applications.
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Filter presses for aggregate plant effluent
Filter presses are becoming more prominent in sand quarries as a means of successfully dewatering fine wash plant effluent. Cory Jenson discusses the types of filter presses available to operators and explains why it is all too easy to confuse them by name.
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Is innovation on your resolution list?
As the year draws to a close, Damian Christie reflects on the challenges we face as individuals and organisations - and how we can encourage improvement and innovation.
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Why every drop of lubricant lasts
Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has introduced its full line of
new generation lubricants in Australia, providing customers with engine,
transmission, hydraulic and axle oils perfectly tailored to their
needs.
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Tailings management: Laying the groundwork
The ideal tailings management system produces the correct volume of process water at the best quality and tailings with the right characteristics, while minimising the impact of waste solids on the site?s function. The key to getting it right, Stewart Reeve explains,
is to understand the nature of your tailings.
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is to understand the nature of your tailings.
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Perlite and the electric company
Perlite, which is often used in lightweight plasters and mortars, insulation and ceiling tiles, may yet play a major part in the reduction of power consumption in the years ahead. And as Bill Langer adds, it may also cause some headaches for his local power company!
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