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December 8, 2022

Filtering Innovations For A Safer Operation

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Andrea Pezzi describes a novel approach to dewatering tailings. Within the industry, miners are increasingly extracting massive amounts of ore as a result of improved technologies and declining mineral grades. After processing the target minerals, huge quantities of waste tailings are generated. In common practice, the tailings slurry is stored in a tailings management facility, […]

December 6, 2022

Fusion Energy Slithers Closer

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

What role can a robotic snake play in advancing fusion energy? Kelly Lea explains Achieving sustainable fusion energy is one of the greatest scientific and engineering challenges of our time, with the rewards promising a step-change in the world’s energy supply. Based on the same processes that power the sun and the stars, fusion has […]

December 5, 2022

Modern monitoring methods

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Bengt Löfstedt discusses emissions monitoring through long-term sampling Monitoring of flue gas emissions to the ambient air for environmental protection is often a matter of continuous monitoring. However, there is also periodic monitoring, which can be divided into sampling during a short period of time, and long-term sampling, which may approach continuous monitoring. Emissions monitoring […]

November 30, 2022

Quality Sipping With Online Optimisation

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Online monitoring of nitrates and organic impurities optimises water quality, says Greg Wainhouse To ensure public health, the quality of the water we consume, whether straight out of the tap, from bottled spring water, or from processed drinks and foods producers, has to achieve safe limits of its compositional elements. One group of compounds present […]

November 28, 2022

Filtering Out The Dangers Of Dust

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Hayley Everett explores how air filtration systems can protect both operator and equipment Coal, iron ore and other raw materials relied upon by many of the world’s industries require extensive mining before they can be processed further, and as demand for these materials has continued to rise, the mining sector has seen considerable growth. With […]

November 24, 2022

Heating For The Future Using Digital Twin Technology

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Alan Messenger reveals how digital twins heat up the capabilities of energy storage plants Renewable natural gas (RNG), solar, wind and other sustainable resources are at the core of decarbonisation and energy transition strategies. To effectively support their large-scale adoption, it is necessary to ensure dispatchable generation and predictable supply to the grid. Future-oriented energy […]

November 22, 2022

An Explosive Way To Kinder Blasting

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Reducing the environmental impact of blasting with new explosives Nitrate in mines’ effluent has the potential to cause long-term environmental damage due to prolonged periods of nitrates being washed out from historical waste dumps. In particular, mines that operate in environmentally sensitive aquatic conditions are invariably concerned about the impact of nitrates and ammonia in […]

November 17, 2022

Where Next For Wind Energy?

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Aneela Nasim describes how technology can help wind energy lead the way to net-zero There is no doubt that we are living in increasingly precarious times, with climate change posing many new challenges and risks to life on Earth. With the mounting pressure to divert from the use of environmentally damaging fossil fuels, the search […]

November 14, 2022

Electrification Is Essential

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Growing output while decarbonising: Ben Ting presents a new electrification solution for the mining industry As governments and corporations promote battery electrification and EVs to achieve their decarbonisation and net-zero commitments, the resultant surge in demand for the minerals to fulfil this growing demand for batteries has global miners scratching their heads. Their challenge? How […]

November 11, 2022

Time-saving cable-entry solution

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

HellermannTyton is bringing time and cost savings to a variety of industries with a brand-new cable entry solution, the Vario Plate. Retrofits, repairs and maintenance can be completed easily and quickly with the Vario Plate which is designed to give engineers working in industries such as vehicle design, railroad engineering, machinery construction and robotics a quicker […]

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