BEUMER to supply 2 km two-way pipe conveyor to Quebec minerals port BEUMER Group has secured a contract to supply a large two-way #pipeconveyor system for a strategic development project at the #PortofSaguenay in #Quebec, Canada. The #conveyor will connect the port with customers in the new industrial port zone, boosting economic growth and supporting the region’s commitment to a more sustainable maritime supply chain. The pipe conveyor is expected to be fully operational in 2025. The Port of Saguenay is located 500 km north of Montreal. The #BEUMER Pipe Conveyor is central to the port’s new Multi-User Bulk Transport System, which will increase the port’s ability to both import and export #ironore, pellets, wood ships, salt, aggregates and other ores. It will attract further investment in the region of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean. On awarding BEUMER Group the contract, the Port of Saguenay Authority commented that they were particularly impressed with the company’s “engagement, commitment, and flexibility in understanding our requirements, especially regarding the importance to work with the community.” The pipe conveyor will be roughly 2 km long with a downhill (export) capacity of 4,150 t/h and an uphill (import) rate of 2,750 t/h. It runs along an existing steep and curvy road, reducing the need for truck transport and any associated carbon, dust and noise emissions. Because the pipe conveyor is fully enclosed, it reduces any environmental impacts and protects #bulkmaterials from the sun, rain, snow, and wind. The scope of the contract includes all mechanical, structural and electrical equipment including prefabricated electrical buildings and the control system. Markus Schmidt, CEO BEUMER Group North America, says: “The Saguenay pipe conveyor project represents a very important milestone, both for this region of Canada and for BEUMER Group’s Minerals & Mining business. The expertise inherent in our global team enables us to deliver a conveyor solution on this scale, meeting the client’s criteria for improving capacity in bulk handling while reducing environmental impacts.” #materialshandling #bulkhandling #mineralports Saguenay Port Authority #conveying
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LUMWANA SUPER PIT PROJECT ON TRACK FOR FIRST PRODUCTION IN 2028 The Lumwana copper mine’s Super Pit expansion project has been accelerated with first production now scheduled for 2028, Barrick president and chief executive Mark Bristow advised Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema at their meeting yesterday. The project will transform Lumwana into one of the world’s major copper mines, with projected annual production of around 240,000 tonnes per year over a +30-year life1. It is a key component of the Zambian government’s drive to revive the country’s copper industry over the next 10 years. The estimated cost of the project is almost…READ MORE HERE https://lnkd.in/ds4uPwzU
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The Lumwana copper mine’s Super Pit expansion project has been accelerated with first production now scheduled for 2028, Barrick’s President and CEO Mark Bristow told Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema at their meeting yesterday. According to Bristow the project will transform Lumwana into one of the world’s major copper mines, with projected annual production of around 240,000 tonnes per year over a +30-year life. Lumwana is a key component of the Zambian government’s drive to revive the country’s copper industry over the next 10 years. The estimated cost of the project is almost USD2-billion and construction will start later this year. Since Barrick refocused its strategy in 2019, Lumwana, the once struggling mine, has been restructured and re-engineered into a significant contributor to Barrick’s expanding copper portfolio. One of the main reasons for Lumwana’s success is the great management team and the fantastic workers on the ground. In August last year WhyAfrica visited Lumwana as part of our annual WhyAfrica Road Trip and spent a full day with Nicholas Coomson, operations manager at Lumwana, and the fantastic team at one of the top copper mines in Africa. Our day at Lumwana began with a management meeting in the boardroom before we headed out to the pit and processing plant to learn more about effective and efficient copper mining in Africa. The WhyAfrica Road Trip is an incredible way to learn more about not only the 5 or 6 African countries we visit, but also about the great mining, exploration, quarrying, agriculture (including fisheries and forestry), energy, infrastructure, water management, ESG, tourism, environmental management, climate change and conservation projects in Africa. Remember, if you are a WhyAfrica member, you can join us virtually on our Road Trips. You might even be able to sit in with us in meetings like the one we had at Lumwana, and ask your own questions during our interviews, and in that way interact with all stakeholders across Africa. There is a long list of additional benefits for WhyAfrica members. To find out more click on the link: https://lnkd.in/dZzNGJvK or send an e-mail to leon@whyafrica.co.za There are some great video clips about our trips (including the Lumwana visit) on our YouTube channel so why not subscribe on: https://lnkd.in/diwv3Zhq We also have a library full of images that you can view in our website’s gallery or follow us on Instagram https://lnkd.in/dNnF3_g6 or on X (twitter): https://lnkd.in/dAygZqQi or Facebook @ WhyAfrica Nic Coomson , FAusIMM Barrick Gold Corporation #whyafrica #whyafricaroadtrips #africa #mining #exploration #copper #miningnews #criticalminerals #energy #agriculture #ESG #water #tourism #environmentalmanagement #conservation #travel
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#ASXNews Industrial Minerals Ltd is pleased to advise that it has received the first batch of results for the reverse circulation (RC) drill program completed in December 2023 at its Pippingarra Quarry Project located 30km south-east of Port Hedland, within the world class Pilbara #lithium province of Western Australia. • First results received for Pippingarra Quarry RC drilling with significant intercepts including 1m @ 1.72% Li2O from 30m, and 2m @ 1.03% Li2O from 37m in INRC002 • Assay results pending for remaining 24 holes, however wide intervals of pegmatite and quartz successfully intersected in drilling, supporting historical data • Several quartz samples sent to potential offtake partners and mineral processing specialists to determine suitability as feedstock for High Purity Quartz crucible and electronics industry applications #IND Managing Director, Jeff Sweet, commented: “We are delighted to have received the first batch of assays from our December RC drilling program at Pippingarra after a delay due to laboratory backlogs. “These results demonstrate high grade lithium outside of the mapped pegmatite, which is very encouraging. Equally, the identification of a clean white quartz zone to the eastern end of Pippingarra provides us with additional potential value for our shareholders. “We eagerly await the remaining assays and the results of the high purity quartz testwork and look forward to providing updates to the market as results are received.” Full announcement: https://bit.ly/3UE8b8g #IndustrialMinerals #ASX
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From our ore to your door – Episode 4 - WATER MANAGEMENT Mining at Kunwarara brings its own unique challenges. The magnesite mainly lies inside a shallow aquifer which makes mining impossible without first controlling the water. To do this, we dig a deep drain around the outside of the mining pit. Next, we install pumps in these drains to lower the water level far enough to mine a bench of ore. As each bench is mined, the pit deepens, the drains around the mining area also deepen and pumping reduces the water level. This cycle repeats until the bottom bench of ore is mined. After we pump water from mining areas, it is sent into a network of pipes and waterways. Ultimately, we use this water for material processing or dust suppression. Only a fraction of the water used in material processing is consumed by the process. Most water is recycled through the plant to clean and wash magnesite, then pumped out to the current tailings pit in a slurry, before finally being pumped back to the plant for reuse. QMAG has proven over 30 years that we can champion sustainability by using water from the aquifer in a way that does not adversely impact water quality or level. #magnesia #magnesite #sustainability #queensland #refratechnik #qmag #mining #quality #safety #environment #queenslandmagnesia #australia #centralqueensland #rockhampton #calcination #verticalshaftkiln #pyroprocessing #electrofusion #mineralprocessing #remediation #tailingsmanagement #sales #marketing #technicalsales #maintenance #engineering #quality #hydrometallurgy #drilling #whatreallymatters
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East Africa Metals Inc. Announces Start of Gold Mine Infrastructure Construction in Tigray Exciting news from East Africa Metals Inc. as they embark on constructing gold mine infrastructure in Tigray! This milestone, initiated by their partner Tibet Huayu Mining Co Ltd., signals a major advancement in the Adyabo Project, particularly the Mato Bula and Da Tambuk mines. As East Africa Metals and Tibet Huayu move forward with the procurement of essential heavy equipment, Soil Solutions stands ready to support their efforts. Our expertise in soil stabilization and dust control can significantly enhance the efficiency and sustainability of the mining operations. By integrating our EBS Soil Stabilizer, we can help reduce water usage and improve road conditions, ensuring safer and more efficient transport of materials. Andrew Lee Smith, President and CEO of East Africa Metals, highlighted the importance of a well-planned strategy for timely resource acquisition. Soil Solutions is committed to providing innovative solutions that align with this strategic vision, promoting environmental stewardship and operational excellence. The completion of the Relocation Action Plan (RAP) demonstrates the project's commitment to ethical practices and community engagement. Soil Solutions is proud to offer environmentally friendly technologies that support such initiatives, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum benefit to the local communities. As East Africa Metals progresses with the Adyabo Project, we look forward to contributing to its success by delivering cutting-edge solutions that enhance productivity, safety, and sustainability. Intelligent Mining Solutions https://lnkd.in/dR32Z2qU #Mining #EastAfricaMetals #Tigray #GoldMining #Sustainability #SoilSolutions #Infrastructure #CommunityEngagement #ebs #EnvironmentalStewardship #cuttingedgesolutions #dustcontrol #environmentallyfriendly #ethicalpractices #operationalexcellence #innovativesolutions #soilstabilization #strategicvision
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