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World Pumps - Dewatering systems in Australia's mining industry - Vimarsana News

World Pumps - Dewatering systems in Australia's mining industry

Stones and slurry bring mine dewatering pumps to their limits. A new system from Netzsch, with five times longer service life, pumps mine water rich in sediments with lower energy consumption and running speed, and consistent flow and pressure.

BHP Olympic Dam mine site victim Nathan Scholz planned to propose to high school sweetheart - Vimarsana News

BHP Olympic Dam mine site victim Nathan Scholz planned to propose to high school sweetheart

Nathan Scholz, the 25-year-old worker killed in an accident at the remote South Australian Olympic Dam copper mine, was preparing to fly his high school sweetheart to Fiji to propose.

Canadian company breaking ground on mine extraction tech - Canadian Mining Journal - Vimarsana News

Canadian company breaking ground on mine extraction tech - Canadian Mining Journal

At Hard-Line Solutions, innovation is part of the tech development process. “Our customers come to us for solutions that would not only enhance the […]

Murray Engineering | ArchDaily - Vimarsana News

Murray Engineering | ArchDaily

Discover the newest Structural projects by Murray Engineering on ArchDaily in United States, United States & more!

This Sudbury, Ont., company is making it safer to dig out mining equipment - Vimarsana News

This Sudbury, Ont., company is making it safer to dig out mining equipment

In modern underground mines, machines worth millions of dollars sometimes end up buried under tonnes of rock. Hard-Line, a mining supply company based in Sudbury, Ont., has teamed up with two partners in Australia to make it safer for machine operators to dig out that equipment.

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