March 2011
The lead feature of this month’s issue of World Coal is opencast mining. There are articles on draglines, weighing machines, trucks, shovels and in-pit crushing and conveying. The regional insight turns to Russia, with an overview of the last 12 months in the country’s coal mining industry and a comprehensive look at how the sector is evolving. Barry Baxter keeps readers up to date on the southern African coal industry and Tony Lodge reports on an innovative use of pulverised fly ash. This month’s spotlight is on lubrication and wear protection.
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Playing With The Monopoly
Paul Baruya, IEA Clean Coal Centre, UK.
On The Rise In Russia
Viktoriya Larsson and Per Storm, Raw Materials Group, Sweden.
Good Times Ahead
Bernd Vorhoelter and Bernd Haase, Liebherr Mining Equipment Co., US.
Transporting Garzweiler Coal
Jürgen Sehl, Siemens, Germany.
Extra-Sensory Perception
Mark Dietz, P&H Mining Equipment, US.
Digging Deep
David Riggs, USC Consulting Group, US.
Mining the "Peerless Pit"
Mari Aoyagi, Komatsu America Corp., US.
Full Throttle?
Justin Johnsen and Greg Lanz, Modular Mining Systems Inc., US.
The Bucket List
John Howard, ESCO Corp., US.
Working With Mother Nature
George McCullough, Runge, Australia.
Science Matters
Adrian Ciceu, Shell Lubricants.
Lubricating Productivity
Rob Taylor, Interflon UK Ltd, UK.
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