Lets talk about Mineral Processing

  About this Event Most mining companies and operations would agree that social challenges and maintaining the social license to operate are among the biggest and most important issues facing the industry today. Mining companies have the responsibility to manage and solve social and human challenges everywhere they operate worldwide. Space technology continues to develop and improve with raising the potential to use satellite data to solve these important issues. Building and maintaining trust with local communities and government is fundamental for mining companies, especially for obtaining and retaining a social license to operate. Satellite imagery, coupled with innovations in visualization and analytics, provides a revolutionary platform from which environmental, social, and even operational mining information can be effectively communicated. It is possible to provide up-to-date intuitive and informative access to data about the mining operation, quality of water and vegetation in

Description: The virtual Australian showcase on Mining Safety will focus on the Australian approach in mining safety and how Australian capabilities can fill the mining safety space gap in the Indian mining industry. It will present the Australian state government's views on the legislation and enforcement of safety parameters and an Australian consultant’s brief on including safety in the entire mining value chain. There will also be an Indian mining industry’s perspective on safety. Date and time:  Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 4:00 pm                                  Australia Eastern Daylight Time (Sydney, GMT+11:00) Panelist(s) Info:  Mr. Munish Sharma                                    Trade Commissioner, Austrade                                    Mr. Andrew Chaplyn                                    Director Mines Safety, Dept of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Govt of WA                                    Mr. Simon Askey Doran                                    General

mindset journey I don't know how many pass-out students of India's premier engineering colleges are moving forward in their core technical sector. Still, I  can predict these are not more than 20% after living in the IIT. Moreover, in industries like mining, metal, petroleum, chemical engineering, very few students are now delivering what they have theoretically learned in the IIT. Students who can make powerful machines which might change the direction of looking at Industries are currently working for multinational housing companies, hotel companies, or banks to transform assets.   Despite whatever is happening from the start of the year 2020(A virus killing the actual lives and my dreams, too), I am here in my home and trying to be tangible to go into what I actually learned in the last 5-year. As an online blogger, numerous people( seniors, my batchmates, and juniors) ask me why I am writing blogs on the technical niche. Few advised me that this mineral industry is dirty an

  When we talk about the screen, we can imagine a surface having an open unit area throughout its surface, in which a particle is fed on the Screens. Fed material move on the surface of the screen, if the apparent diameter of the feed particle is smaller than the diameter of the open unit area then the particle will report below else it will move forward and report on the other end(Overflow).   As we all known about the widespread use of screens around the all mineral processing plant. We can unequivocally say that each mineral processing plant consists screen on vary degree of use. In the market, we can found various types of screens for different purposes. Before installation, we must know the efficiency of the screen to get information about the performance profile of the equipment.   Moreover, screens can be a single surface- single deck or multiple decks depends on its use in a plant. Therefore, for a numerous deck, the underflow of the above screen is feed for that screen

Pic Credit:- EDDy pump As a content creator in mineral processing, I make great informative content on the equipment and process proven and reliable in the Industry. I never tried to promote any technology to my readers. However, today I found a very intriguing research paper in the area of mineral processing by Ted Nuorivaara and Rodrigo Serna-Guerrero. They come up with a new substitution in place of commercial chemical reagents in mineral processing using biodegradable reagents. Link to this research paper:  https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0927775720308918?dgcid=author   Before coming on the topic I want to introduce myself, my name is Sachin urade, and I am a recent Mineral processing graduate from IIT ISM Dhanbad. I work consulting author for letstalkmineralprocessing.blogspot.com. Please look at other articles too from this blog. I know giving and asking money through blogging on the internet is not fashionable in mineral processing. But new bloggers need a

https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dosa-recipe.jpg I t was my first class in the second year when prof Nikkam Suresh, who was the Head of the department at that time, introduced mineral engineering in a very exemplary manner, which is impossible to forget for any of his students. I found many terms that can be correlated to my life; that's why I chose to be in this field despite recent job loss and unprecedented time where I cannot go to the USA and do my enrolled MS in metallurgy. Whatever the thing is, I invested my five years in this field, and now I want to stick with that.   Coming to the main topic, today, my mom gave me the job to make "Dosa." Those who don't know what Dosa is a rice pancake, originating from South India, made from a fermented batter. It is somewhat similar to a crepe in appearance. Its main ingredients are rice and black gram, ground together in a fine, smooth batter with a dash of salt.: Mom was in a hurry, so she