JSW SA and Advicom to partner with Elmodis for monitoring and diagnostics equipment
JSW SA and Advicom have signed a letter of intent (LoI) with Elmodis for its monitoring and diagnostics equipment for coal preparation plants.
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JSW SA and Advicom have signed a letter of intent (LoI) with Elmodis for its monitoring and diagnostics equipment for coal preparation plants.
Josh Swank, Philippi-Hagenbuch Inc., provides tips for water tank safety and efficiency.
The project was one of the largest greenfield ventures in the steel industry anywhere in the world.
Dump trucks, excavators and auxiliary equipment have arrived at the ENGIE Hazelwood mine in preparation for the earthworks season.
Coal stockpiles vary in both size and shape, and each type presents unique challenges to covering them.
Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane has issued a statement following the Supreme Court of Queensland’s decision to dismiss Aurizon’s legal challenge to the draft coal rail network decision.
The rail subsidiary of Aspire Mining Limited has received a PEA for a rail link between the company’s Ovoot project and the border with Russia.
Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, is reportedly the most attractive region for the coal handling system market.
The US$2.8 billion proposed railway line in Mozambique could collapse as miners are balking.
EESTech’s waste resource agglomeration modules (WRAM) achieve success in independent trials carried out by one of the world’s largest steel producers.
The project will increase the plant's washing capacity by more than 65% to 14 million tpy.
East Mining Company and Marubeni Corporation have signed an engineering and design co-operation MoU for the coal industry.