1 What is the nature and importance of the mining industry in your country?
The mining industry plays a very significant role in the Brazilian economy. Apart from positively influencing the country's foreign trade balance (due to the high levels of ore exports), the mining industry accounts for approximately 5 per cent of the Brazilian GDP. Investments of approximately US$53 billion are expected in the mining industry up to 2018.
In 2013, mining investments in Brazil have been affected by uncertainties in the worldwide economic scenario and by the launching of a bill of law by the government to introduce new mining regulations, as further described below. On the other hand, it was clear that various companies are looking for economic efficiencies through joint ventures and consolidation of assets. Brazil plays host to important mining companies, such as Vale, Usiminas and CSN, besides various international conglomerates. The mining sector is well established and well regarded in general.
2 What are the target minerals?
Brazil has a wide variety of metallic and non-metallic minerals, being the largest world producer of niobium (97 per cent of world production) and tantalite (18.4 per cent of world production); second-largest producer of magnesite (7.7 per cent of world production); and third largest producer of iron ore (14.2 per cent of world production) and aluminium (14.3 per cent of world production). Gold, manganese, nickel, copper and phosphate are also common targets of exploration companies.
3 Which regions are most active?
The most important mining initiatives occur in the states of Pará, Amapá and Tocantins, located in the northern part of Brazil and in the states of Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul, in the south-east and central regions of the country, respectively. Recently, the state of Bahia in the north-eastern region of Brazil has also attracted various mining initiatives.
Legal and regulatory structure
4 Is the legal system civil or common law-based?
The Brazilian legal system is based on a civil law tradition. The heart of the Brazilian legal system is the Federal Constitution, in force since 5 October 1988; it is the supreme rule of the country, characterised by its written form. Under the Federal Constitution the country is organised as a federative republic, formed by a union of the states and municipalities and of the Federal District (Brasilia, the capital). Brazilian states have powers to adopt their own constitutions and laws; their autonomy, however, is limited by the principles established in the Federal Constitution. The judiciary is an independent branch and is reliable, as it does not discriminate against foreigners or capital.
5 How is the mining industry regulated?
The mining industry is primarily regulated at the federal level by the Federal Constitution and mining laws, which are supplemented by state and municipal regulations mainly regarding specific local taxes, environmental matters and soil usage matters. The exploration and exploitation works of mining companies are subject to licences and concessions by the federal government.
6 What are the principal laws that regulate the mining industry? What are the principal regulatory bodies that administer those laws?
The principal laws are the Federal Constitution, the Mining Code (and its Regulations) and the environmental legislation. Several other rulings issued by the mining authorities also have a significant role in the regulation of the Brazilian mining industry. The National Department of Mineral Production (DNPM), the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the environmental protection authorities (especially the Brazilian Environmental and Renewable Resources Institute (IBAMA) and the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are the main mining regulatory bodies.
7 What classification system does the mining industry use for reporting mineral resources and mineral reserves?
Brazil does not have its own classification system for reporting mineral resources and mineral reserves. In fact, Brazilian mining regulation does not distinguish between resources and reserves, as certain other jurisdictions do. The Brazilian mining legislation sets forth the following standards for determining the different levels of certainty on the existence of a deposit.
A measured reserve is the tonnage of ore calculated by the dimensions verified in surface geological mapping, underground trenches, galleries, underground work and drillings, and in which the amount is determined by the results of detailed sampling. The inspection, sampling and measurement must be as thorough as possible and the geological characteristics well defined in order to ensure that the geological features (dimension, form and grade of the deposit) can be accurately determined. The tonnage and grade must be rigorously defined within the limits established with a margin of error of no more than 20 per cent.
An indicated reserve is the tonnage and the grade of ore partially measured based on specific samples or production data and partially by estimates based on geological evidence at a reasonable distance from the actual sampling.
An inferred reserve is an estimate made based on the knowledge of the geological characteristics of the mineral deposit, with little or no exploration work carried out.
These standards must be used for reporting to the DNPM. However, Brazilian mining companies seeking investments through the capital markets use other classification systems to assess their local resources and reserves.
Mining rights and title
8 To what extent does the state control mining rights in your jurisdiction? Can those rights be granted to private parties and to what extent will they have title to minerals in the ground? Are there large areas where the mining rights are held privately or which belong to the owner of the surface rights? Is there a separate legal regime or process for third parties to obtain mining rights in those areas?
Under the Federal Constitution, the Union (ie, the Brazilian federal state) has ownership over all mineral resources, including metallic minerals, existing either in the soil or subsoil. Therefore, exploration of mineral resources requires the granting of an authorisation by the federal government through the DNPM. Mineral exploitation, on the other hand, requires a concession by the Ministry of Mines and Energy. Once exploited, mining products belong to the concessionaire.
9 What information and data is publicly available to private parties that wish to engage in exploration and other mining activities? Is there an agency which collects mineral assessment reports from private parties? Must private parties file mineral assessment reports? Does the agency or the government conduct geoscience surveys, which become part of the database? Is the database available online?
The DNPM provides general information related to the Brazilian mining sector, statistics on mining activities in Brazil and general commercial information for mining investors and new players interested in engaging in mining activities in Brazil.
Preliminary information on existing exploration licences and mining concessions along with maps containing the geographic coor-dinates of mining titles and information on titleholders are publicly available and can be accessed through the DNPM's internet database. Although mineral assessment reports are mandatory for holders of exploration licences, which are collected by the DNPM, such reports are not publicly released.
Basic geological information, databases, georeferenced information, documents, charts, maps and images can also be obtained from the Brazilian Geological Survey Company (CPRM), a publicly held company subordinated to the Ministry of Mines and Energy that performs geological studies and evaluates natural resources in Brazil. Some of the CPRM studies, surveys and mineral evaluations can be obtained from the CPRM's internet database.
10 What mining rights may private parties acquire? How are these acquired? What obligations does the rights holder have? If exploration or reconnaissance licences are granted, does such tenure give the holder an automatic or preferential right to acquire a mining licence? What are the requirements to convert to a mining licence?
There are two main types of mining rights that can be obtained by mining companies: exploration licences, which can be applied for on a first come, first served basis and give licence holders the right to have access to the properties and perform exploration activities (under agreements with surface owners if necessary); and mining concessions, which may be granted to holders of exploration licences that, among other conditions:
successfully conclude the exploration programme of the mineral reserves; prove the economic feasibility of the exploitation of the explored reserves; prove they have the financial capacity to conduct such exploitation; And produce the required environmental licences. Exploration licences can be granted for one to three years, which can be extended upon request of the licence holder. Under Brazilian laws, exploration consists of a preliminary stage where the licensee must conduct exploration work and, if successful, provide evidence to the DNPM on the existence of mineral reserves in the licensed area. Title holders must comply with the following obligations to:
start exploration works within 60 days of the date of publication of the licence or obtaining access to the relevant properties; refrain from interrupting exploration without justification for more than three consecutive months or for more than 120 nonconsecutive days during the term of the licence; notify the DNPM of the discovery of ores not included in the authorisation; not remove substances extracted from the licence area for analysis...


What is uranium/ uranium mining
Uranium is a chemical element found usually found in rocks underground, in water and is used for nuclear energy and fatal weapons. Uranium mining is the process of extracting uranium in the form of rock. Most of the worlds Uranium mines are located in Canada, Kazakhstan and Australia and 20% of the worlds uranium comes from Canada. Northern Saskatchewan Athabasca Basin and Mc Arthur river is responsible for 18% of the worlds uranium but recently Canada's production dropped 5%.
How do we mine uranium
Uranium is found in 2 places underground and in water but there are 3 ways to mine it. Open pit mining, Underground mining and In-situ recovery. Open Pit happens traditionally when the uranium is less than 100 meters underground so they create clear the land and blast an immense hole using shovels, drilling and peumatic drilling. Underground mining is when the uranium is more than 100 meters underground so they dig down close to where the uranium is and they dig tunnels and shafts to access the resource. Uranium can sometimes be extracted by pumping so they put pipes underground and they pump it back to the surface and this process is called In-Situ recovery.
IS mining uranium sustainable or eco friendly
The sustainability of Uranium is dependent on one thing, can we access it from water? We are researching ways to access uranium from water but haven't found a way yet. Based of what we do know uranium mining and uranium its self is quite sustainable. we have enough uranium to last us 230 years. this would be great if the environmental impact was low. mining uranium uses fresh water, harsh chemicals, the fact that the actual mineral takes 200-500 thousand years to decompose and since we are clear cutting areas to dig mines that diminishes the amount of trees and habitats for the animals.
impact on humans
Part of mining uranium is the extraction to take the uranium, but since uranium is a chemical element it can cause a lot of health problems if you are not taking the proper steps to keep yourself safe. Uranium is radioactive so it releases radiation that can lead to leukemia and lung cancer, birth defects damage to kidneys and liver, and a weakened immune system. also there is always the possibility of when underground mining the mine to collapse. Since uranium is inside a rock we have to use a highly corrosive acid (sulphric) but if they are used recklessly it can contaminate the water and kill thousands of people.
uranium and the economy
Uranium in mineral form can be traded with many countries but we mainly supply to America, Asia and Europe, but recently Canadian uranium mines have been producing less uranium and went from 20% to 15% production also, meaning trades have decreased. one pound of uranium costs $50 and traditionally ship about$ 96 billion dollars worth of uranium to America and $21 billion dollars worth of uranium to Asia which gives us a total of $117 billion dollars from those 2 countries, but that isn't just profit because we have to pay all the people who work in or with the mines. last year the production was valued at 1.2 billion dollars and export was valued at 1 billion dollars but Canada has recently made a deal with India for 350 billion dollars.
How do we continue to manage this resource today so we don’t compromise future generations ability to use the resource?
In conclusion we do need to protect uranium for the future and we can do so by finding a more renewable, eco-friendly and safe alternative we can also preserve the resource by only mining what we need and only clearing the space that we need to protect the ecosystem and the habitat to that area. Uranium is very important to nuclear power that we use so we can not stop using uranium but we have to think of new and innovative ways to preserve uranium for the future generations.


Tata Steel Mining launched its e-Sales Portal for selling Ferro Alloys and other minerals online. The launch of this cloud based online portal will enable the customers of Tata Steel Mining to place enquiry, finalize order and track order status on real time basis on the portal.
This initiative is part of Tata Steel Mining’s digital roadmap which aims to offer convenience for its customers through digital integration of entire order processing value chain.
“This portal is sure to revolutionize the way we will sell our products in the future and become a turning point in the Mineral and Ferro Alloy industry,” said D. B. Sundara Ramam, Chairman of Tata Steel Mining Limited.
The portal has been developed by Tata Group Company Metal Junction along with the support of IT team of Tata Steel Mining who will also be providing technical support for smooth functioning of the portal.
Tata Steel Mining is among the leading players in chrome ore mining and ferroalloys C business in India.
Tata Steel Mining’s capacity for high-carbon ferro chrome manufacturing has increased to nearly 500,000 mtpa. Its manufacturing base includes two of its own ferro chrome smelting facilities in Odisha, Gopalpur and Athagarh, as well as six partner smelter plants spread across four states in eastern and central India.
The company’s three chrome ore captive mines in Sukinda, Saruabil, and Kamarda provide a reliable supply chain for its ferro chrome operations. The company has built a well-integrated value chain from mine to market using this infrastructure.


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Mining company American Vanadium is partnering with German battery maker Gildemeister to bring powerful, long-lasting batteries such as the CellCube to the U.S. market. The CellCube is a flow battery that uses vanadium, a metal found in surface shale deposits.
On an arid mountain in Eureka County, Nev., a mining company believes it's struck the 21st century equivalent of gold.
The precious commodity is vanadium, a metal that can be extracted from shale rock and used to make powerful, long-lasting batteries for cars, homes and utilities.
If Vancouver-based American Vanadium gets federal approval for its proposed Gibellini Hill Project - a 30-day public comment period ends May 29 - it will operate the only vanadium mine in the United States. ...


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Vancouver, British Columbia, May 11th, 2022 – Prismo Metals Inc. (CSE:PRIZ) (“Prismo” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update for the ongoing initial exploration program at the Los Pavitos project in Sonora State, Mexico. Mapping and sampling at the project began in January and has progressed on-time and on schedule, covering a large portion of the 5,300-hectare concession. Assay results have been received for 169 samples with the best results from the Las Auras and Santa Cruz areas with individual samples yielding 10.15 and 28 g/t gold, respectively (See Highlights table below). Further sampling is underway with results expected in June. Also, a service provider for the planned LiDAR survey has been selected and data collection is programmed for May.
Geologic mapping has further refined several principal structures that define the Las Auras, Santa Cruz and Oromuri structural trends that were identified during reconnaissance work by Minera Cascabel, the Mexico based company Prismo optioned the property from in October 2019. Several additional new parallel structures have been recognized, including the La Española, San Jorge and La Ramada faults. Areas of strong oxidation occur along and around several of the structures and at structural intersections. Gold assays ranging from anomalous to 28 g/t are mainly located in the Santa Cruz, Las Auras and Oromuri areas as shown in the table below. Arsenic and bismuth values are widely distributed, with the highest assays in the Las Auras and Oromuri areas but with anomalous assays in the several portions of the mapped area. These elements could be useful as guides to define areas with potential for gold mineralization.
Rafael Gallardo of Minera Cascabel and a director of Prismo, noted similarities of some of the host rocks and vein styles to orogenic gold systems in northwestern Sonora’s Caborca Orogenic Gold Belt (COGB) The COGB hosts numerous current and past producing gold deposits, including Fresnillo’s La Herradura mine, and is one of Mexico’s top gold producing regions (see figure below). The current exploration work is partly directed towards determining whether that is the case, or whether the mineralization is more similar to that in the Alamos epithermal vein district 25 km to the southeast. The presence of large northwesterly trending shear zones, quartz textures in veins and the association of gold with arsenic and bismuth supports the orogenic gold model, but more work is necessary to be definitive.
Craig Gibson, President and CEO of the Company, stated “Work at Los Pavitos has successfully delineated areas with high gold grades in the Las Auras, Santa Cruz and Oromuri areas. To date about 75% of the main area of interest has been covered with first-pass geological mapping and sampling. Newly recognized structures that are parallel to some of the main mineralized trends have also been identified. Several areas with evidence for alteration and mineralization warrant more detailed work, including several structural intersections, taking into consideration that a portion of the project remains to be mapped and sampled.”
Location of the Los Pavitos project in southern Sonora State in relation to the Caborca Orogenic Gold Belt.
Geologic map of the Los Pavitos project showing strong northwesterly orientation of faults hosted
largely by metasediments.
Samples taken by the company at Los Pavitos.
Gold distribution for samples taken at Los Pavitos.
Silver distribution for samples taken at Los Pavitos.
Arsenic distribution for samples taken at Los Pavitos.
Table 1. Selected assays, Los Pavitos project.
Zone 1: Santa Cruz area
Santa Cruz lies at the intersection of the Santa Cruz fault with the Las Auras fault and is currently the principal known mineralized area. The area is partially covered by small third-party internal concessions where numerous small pits, mines and trenches are present. Highlighted samples taken by the Company in this area range from 0.15 to as much as 28 g/t gold, generally with low silver values, but with one sample yielding 398 g/t silver for a 1-meter sample. Historic sampling yielded as much as +10g/t Au and 59.8 g/t Ag from a dump sample, and a sample from the Hedionda mine taken for the Los Pavitos Technical Report (see news release or March 19, 2021) yielded 8.3 g/t Au and 62 g/t Ag for a 0.25 m channel sample.
Zone 2: Española-La Auras-Ramadas intersection
The Española structure is a newly recognized fault approximately parallel to the Las Auras trend. The northeast trending La Ramada fault also intersects the Las Auras fault in this area. A large area of iron oxide alterations is present in the area where the Las Auras and La Española structures meet. Samples taken to date mainly have yielded anomalous As values.
Zone 3: Española-San Jorge intersection
The San Jorge fault appears to be a third mineralized structure parallel to the Orimuri and Santa Cruz trends with several prospects present in the area near the newly recognized Española and San Jorge faults. Sampling to date has yielded mainly anomalous Cu and As from the Española mine workings.
Zone 4: Santa Cruz-Cerro Blanco
The Santa Cruz-Cerro Blanco area is located in the northeastern portion of the Los Pavitos Concession. The area is covered by reddish soil, but no detailed work has been carried out yet. Sparse sampling has yielded anomalous Cu and As.
Zone 5: La Auras area
Las Auras consists of NW trending oxidation area with quartz veining located in the northwestern corner of the Los Pavitos concession. Several samples taken by the Company in the area yielded high gold values, with the highlighted samples ranging from 0.1 to 10.15 g/t gold from a grab sample and 3.97 g/t gold for a 2 m chip sample. Historic sampling yielded samples ranging from anomalous to 40.8 g/t gold and 99 g/t silver from a 0.3 m channel sample.
About Los Pavitos
The Los Pavitos project consists of a 5,289-hectare concession located in the well mineralized Alamos region of southern Sonora State that lies 25 km west of the well-mineralized Alamos District, which encompasses several active exploration and mining projects, including the past producing Alamo Dorado mine of Pan American Silver, the Piedras Verdes copper mine of Cobre de Mayo and the Alamos and Aurifero vein projects being explored by Minaurum Gold Inc. Infrastructure is excellent with paved highway access, electricity and water. The project, which was generated by Rafael Gallardo, was acquired from Minera Cascabel S.A. de C.V., a Mexican exploration and services company founded by Dr. Peter Megaw, an advisor to the Company (for terms see the Company’s prospectus filed on SEDAR). The Company completed a NI 43-101 Technical Report on the project in March 2021 available on SEDAR.
Samples were analyzed by multielement ICP-AES and MS methods by ALS Group, an internationally recognized analytical service provider. Gold was analyzed as part of the ICP package using a 25-gram digestion. Certified Reference Materials including standard pulps and coarse blank material were inserted in the sample stream at regular intervals.
Prismo (CSE: PRIZ) is junior mining company focused on precious metal exploration in Mexico.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Craig Gibson, Chief Executive Officer and Director
Prismo Metals Inc.
1100 – 1111 Melville St., Vancouver, British Columbia V6E 3V6
Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements other than statements of historical fact, including without limitation, statements regarding the anticipated content, commencement and exploration program results, the ability to complete future financings, required permitting, exploration programs and drilling, and the anticipated business plans and timing of future activities of the Company, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are typically identified by words such as: believe, expect, anticipate, intend, estimate, postulate and similar expressions, or are those, which, by their nature, refer to future events. Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct.
The Company cautions investors that any forward-looking statements by the Company are not guarantees of future results or performance, and that actual results may differ materially from those in forward looking statements as a result of various factors, including, but not limited to, the state of the financial markets for the Company’s equity securities, the state of the commodity markets generally, variations in the nature, the analytical results from surface trenching and sampling program, including diamond drilling programs, the results of IP surveying, the results of soil and till sampling program. the quality and quantity of any mineral deposits that may be located, variations in the market price of any mineral products the Company may produce or plan to produce, the inability of the Company to obtain any necessary permits, consents or authorizations required, including CSE acceptance, for its planned activities, the inability of the Company to produce minerals from its properties successfully or profitably, to continue its projected growth, to raise the necessary capital or to be fully able to implement its business strategies, the potential impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on the Company’s exploration program and on the Company’s general business, operations and financial condition, and other risks and uncertainties. All of the Company’s Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company’s mineral properties.


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Since 45 years drying experience and perpetually improvement in the equipment design, with its advanced technology, high potency, low energy consumption, stable operation, convenient operation and maintenance, security, environmental protection, the product are well received by users, more than 100 sets of coal drying equipment running in India and all over the world. this kind of equipment can be used for drying all types of coal, lignite, carbocoal, including anthracite, lean coal and poor lean coal, lean coal, coking coal, fat coal, air fertilizer coal, gas coal, coal and weakly caking coal, not sticky coal, long flame coal, lignite, coal washing, screening, raw coal, bituminous coal, the tail coal, midding coal etc. equipment can be made according to the customers' necessities.


- Conduct a feasibility study to determine the viability of your business idea, the potential return on investment, and the risks involved.
- Invest in quality industrial piping products and build strong relationships with suppliers who can provide reliable materials and services on an ongoing basis.
- Register your business by obtaining permits, licenses, and tax identification numbers.
- Obtain financing from investors, banks, or other financial institutions with a solid business plan and financial projections.
- Acquire the necessary equipment and resources, such as heavy machinery and safety equipment.
Mining is a lucrative business that has the potential to generate millions of dollars in revenue annually. However, setting up a successful mining business requires much work and careful planning. This blog post will discuss some essential steps you need to take to set up a successful mining business.
The booming industry of mining
The mining industry is experiencing a steady upswing, with more and more countries investing in mining operations for minerals like coal, gold, and silver. Mining plays a significant role in the world economy and provides essential resources for various industries, including construction, manufacturing, and technology.
While the industry has faced challenges, such as its impact on the environment and the dangers faced by workers, it continues to grow and innovate. With the sheer amount of minerals yet to be discovered and refined, it is clear that the mining industry will continue to be a vital player in global markets for years to come.
Why start a mining business?
The world’s reliance on natural resources like minerals and ores means mining is a valuable and necessary industry. Additionally, mining businesses have the potential to enjoy tremendous financial success. However, starting a successful mining operation takes more than a desire for profit.
It requires a deep understanding of the market, access to capital, and strong partnerships with suppliers and customers. Launching a mining business is not easy, but it can be an incredibly fulfilling venture for those with the drive, determination, and resources.
Tips for success
As mentioned above, starting a successful mining business takes more than just enthusiasm. Here are some tips to ensure the success of your new venture:
Conduct a feasibility study
Before you start any mining business, conducting a thorough feasibility study is important. This study will help you determine the viability of your business idea, the potential return on investment, and the risks involved. The feasibility study should cover market analysis, financial projections, technical analysis, and environmental impact assessment.
Invest in quality materials
The materials you use in your mining business are essential for its success. Investing in quality industrial piping products, for instance, can save you money in the long run, as it will help you lower maintenance costs and increase productivity. It is also essential to build strong relationships with suppliers who can provide reliable materials and services on an ongoing basis.
Register your business
Once you have completed a feasibility study and are satisfied that your mining business is viable, the next step is registering your business. This will involve obtaining business permits, licenses, and tax identification numbers. You may also need to register your business with relevant government agencies such as the Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources.
Mining requires a significant amount of capital investment. Depending on the scale of your mining operation, you may need to raise funds from investors, banks, or other financial institutions. It is essential to have a solid business plan and financial projections to attract investors and secure financing.
Acquire mining equipment and resources
To set up a successful mining business, you must acquire the necessary equipment and resources. This may include heavy machinery such as excavators, bulldozers, and dump trucks. You may also need to invest in safety equipment, tools, and supplies. It is vital to source your equipment and resources from reputable suppliers to ensure quality and reliability.
Hire and train staff
A successful mining business requires a skilled and knowledgeable workforce. You must hire and train staff to operate your equipment, manage your operations, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. It is essential to provide ongoing training and development opportunities to your team to improve their skills and productivity.
Establish strong partnerships
Strong relationships with customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders are essential for the success of your mining business. Building trust and credibility with partners is important to providing quality services and products at competitive prices. Establishing partnerships with industry associations, government organizations, and related businesses can help you expand your operations and increase profits.
Setting up a successful mining business requires careful planning, preparation, and execution. Conducting a feasibility study, registering your business, obtaining financing, acquiring equipment and resources, and hiring and training staff are important. With hard work, dedication, and perseverance, you can build a successful mining business that generates significant revenue and contributes to the development of your community.


THE ESCONDIDA MINING COMPANY
Minera Escondida (which means ‘hidden mining’ in Spanish) is a company that operates two open pit copper mines in the Atacama Desert, 170 km southeast of Antofagasta in northern Chile. It is currently the most productive copper mine in the world. Its 2007 production of 1,483 million tons of the metal was worth US$ 10.12 billion, mainly as metal in concentrate, but also as cathode. It stood for 9.5% of world output and 26% of Chilean production, according to the US Geological Survey’s preliminary estimates of 2007 world mine output.


The oldest history of Michal mine is connected with an effort of the former Austrian state to support coal mining as an inevitable precondition for industry development. In 1842 a circular prospect pit in Michálkovice was founded with financing from the state mining fund and a year later it began to sink two pits there. The first of them, a Ferdinand pit, gave way in the 1880s. The other one was renamed as a Michal shaft after a deceased imperial adviser Michael Laier. In 1856 when the State Mine Enterprise performed considerable loses, the mine's ownership was passed to The Ferdinand Northern Railway Company, which had built and operated the railways network from Vienna through Ostrava and towards Polish salt mines, up to Czechoslovakian nationaisation in 1945, when it became a part of the Ostrava-Karvina Colliery syndikate, state enterprise. In 1946 the mine was renamed after a social-democratic deputy of The Austrian Reichstag Petr Cingr. The name has changed several times since then.
As a result of the heavy industry's transition in the Ostrava region, the Petr Cingr mine was closed down in June 30, 1993. The last elevator cage was hoisted on a spare winding machine in June 2, 1994. The coal pit was filled up in 1995. With the produktivity reduction in 1994, the whole area was overtaken by the Czech Republic's Ministry of Culture which established The Ostrava Museum of Industry there. It fused later with the Office For the Preservation of Monuments, Ostrava.
Construction and technical development
During its operation, the Michal mine went through a gradual technical and constructional development. The year 1862 was a milestone because the mine was connected to a mining railway, which allowed the fluent transportation of coal. The first major reconstruction occurred probably in 1870. After a collapse of the pit stem in the top part of the pit building, the engine house and the boiler house had to be rebuilt. The next alterations followed between 1913 - 1915, when the mine was completely reconstructed in order to concentrate mining from the surrounding smaller mines. The mining concentration was followed by the introduction of an electrical drive instead of old-fashioned steam engines. With the intent to achieve full electrification of its mines, the company built their own large, modern power station on the František mine around 1912. The architectural and operational design of the Michal mine, according to an important architect František Fiala - a student of Otto Wagner, was to emphasize an economical and technical prestige of The Ferdinand Northern Railway Company in the Ostrava-Karvina district.
383,400 tons of coal was mined there in 1916. The pit was 671 m deep and 17 seams of coal was extracted from 50 to 200 cm in diameter. The cloakroom and bathroom were originally designed for 1512 miners. However in course of time, the number of employees grew and within the second half of the 20th century, it outgrew twice the original capacity.
Other reconstructions in the 1920s, 1940s and at the turn of the 1950s and 1960s were applied to the coal washing plant and the coal loading and switch houses. The mine site still remains since its last major reconstruction was finished in 1915 without any particular, substantial changes, and it is an example of the unique operational, technical and architectural unit. After closing down the mining operation, the conservational purpose was to keep the site in its original state as the people, who used to work there, left it like it was yesterday, keeping everything in its place including the dirty walls, the much-handled rails, the worn down stairs and the cracked paint. On no account would the Office for Preservation of Monuments try to reconstruct or embellish anything.


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This is a four–month UBC certificate and practice project tailor to medium to large mining corporation. It includes a certificate of environmental protection in mining reclamation, a certificate of supervision of the energy and mining sector, and company visits and other activities. This program is suitable for engineers and managers who are already working in mining companies. They will conduct research projects together with the professor.
UBC has implemented a Mine Waste Management Plan that outlines the University‘s approach to the management of mine waste. The plan includes the following elements:
- Establishing a Mine Waste Management Committee to provide oversight and guidance on mine waste management issues.
- Conducting a mine waste characterization study to identify the type and volume of waste generated by UBC‘s mines.
- Implementing a waste minimization plan to reduce the amount of waste generated.
- Developing a mine waste disposal plan to identify the most appropriate disposal option for each type of waste.
- Monitoring and auditing the mine waste management program to ensure compliance with government regulations.
This is a comprehensive and structured approach to help our employees reach their leadership potential. The program is designed to develop the skills and knowledge needed to be an effective leader. The program includes classroom training, on–the–job training, and mentorship from experienced leaders.
BC Mine Supervisor Certification
After completing this online program and passing an exam, candidates receive a certificate that is valid for five years. The Mine Supervisor Certificate is a voluntary credential, but many employers prefer to hire candidates who have earned the credential.
The Mine Waste and Tailings Conference
The conference provides a forum for the latest technological advances and research in the management and reclamation of mine waste and tailings. The conference focuses on the challenges and opportunities associated with the management of mine waste and tailings, and provides a platform for sharing knowledge and best practices. The conference will be of interest to a wide range of stakeholders, including government agencies, mining companies, academia, and the environmental and engineering consulting community.


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Pelletizing is a non-pressure (tumble growth) agglomeration method used throughout a variety of industries to process all sorts of materials into uniform, round pellets. 24. How it Works
Agglomeration, the sticking of particles to one another or to solid surfaces, is a natural phenomenon. For powders and bulk solids, agglomeration can be unwanted, resulting in uncontrolled buildup, caking, bridging, or lumping. It can also be a beneficial process, utilizing the controlled enlargement of particles to improve powder properties and obtain high-quality products.
Agglomeration through extrusion and spheronization is one of the oldest techniques for manufacturing pellets. The process consists of four process steps: Moistening the powder mixture, forming cylinder-shaped agglomerate through extrusion, breaking and rounding the extrudate to round pellets through spheronization, and drying the finished product.
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commercial origin in the agglomeration process. The perfor-mance of CMC as binder for the pelletizing process is asso-ciated with the following physical and chemical parameters: DS, degree of polymerization (DP), molecular weight, viscos-ity, activation, among others. These parameters are defined according to the ore to be agglomerated.
Understanding Pellets and Pellet Plant Operations. Pelletizing is an agglomeration process which converts very fine grained iron ore into balls of a certain diameter range (normally 8mm to 20 mm, also known as pellets.
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Pelletizing – for chromite, manganese, or iron concentrate for ferroalloys and steel making processes Heap leaching – for agglomeration of ore fines such as uranium or nickel Agglomeration of recycling materials and fine dusts – for recycling materials from ferronickel, ferrochrome, or the steel making process
As there can be significant variation in process requirements and sources of iron ore fines, testing is often an essential part of the development of a successful iron ore pelletizing operation. Different sources of iron ore will respond differently to agglomeration, and process requirements will subsequently vary.
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The process water entry into the cutting chamber can be exactly timed by the bypass valves and the related PLC program. This avoids a „freeze-off"of the die holes (entry of process water too early) or an agglomeration of the pellets (entry of process water too late). Watersystem incl. Pellet dryer Self cleaning system for watersystem
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Iron ore agglomeration is a wet agglomeration process, and moist "green-balls" are subsequently dried and heat hardened at high temperatures to make pellets; the presence of binders affects the entire process from green-ball formation to pellet hardening. In green-balls, binders interact with
Pelletizing is a process that involves mixing very finely ground particles of iron ore fines of size less than 200 mesh with additives like bentonite and then shaping them into oval/spherical lumps of 8-16 mm in diameter by a pelletizer and hardening the balls by firing with a fuel.
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In game are follow minerals (resources): Coal, Iron, Plumbum, Aluminum, Copper, Magnesium, Nickel, Tin, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Rhodium, Diamonds.
Mines can have levels from 1 to 14. Where 14 the maximum in the mine and this level produced the same resources as the 13 level, only in 2 times more.
Upgrade mine from level 13 to level 14 will give you bonus - 12 new mines


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Is lithium a smart bet for clean-tech investors?
Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) raised eyebrows this month by agreeing to a five-year supply contract with a Mexican mining venture to provide large amounts of lithium for the EV-maker’s Nevada “gigafactory”, which is expected to become the world’s largest producer of lithium-ion batteries. The move angered some Nevada officials, who had approved tax breaks worth more than $1 billion to lure Tesla to the state, in the hope that the company would source its lithium locally. “Tesla to get lithium from Mexico — where’s Trump when we need him?” complained Democratic state Sen. Tick Segerblom.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk sought to dampen down the controversy, saying that Tesla was exploring a range of supply options, and would “definitely” also buy U.S. produced lithium. Still, the kerfuffle highlighted the scrappy nature of the global lithium market: since lithium is not traded as a commodity, miners and battery producers must strike direct purchase agreements, and major market upheavals — such as the opening of Tesla’s factory, which could boost total global lithium demand by a quarter or more — have the potential to throw the sector into flux.
That isn’t due to a shortage of lithium — the U.S. alone has lithium resources totaling around 5.5 million metric tons, and globally identified resources total around 34 million tons, enough to maintain current production levels for well over 150 years. Instead, it’s due to booming demand in a compact marketplace dominated by a handful of chemical giants with significant lithium interests, plus a few tiny startups with promising but largely unproven lithium projects in development.
In theory, increasing demand from e-vehicle projects, energy storage systems, and electronic gadgets make lithium an attractive play for investors — and indeed, the metal’s price per ton has risen about threefold since 2002. But investors can’t bet on lithium directly, and must instead invest in specific companies, few of which are operating exclusively in the lithium sector. That introduces a significant element of complexity and risk: the Solactive Global Lithium Index, which tracks a cluster of 15 companies involved in the production and use of lithium, is down 28.8 percent since launching in late 2010, and Global X Lithium ETF (NYSEARCA: LIT), an exchange-traded fund based on the index, is down 36.48 percent since inception.
Some analysts still see LIT as a potentially attractive long-term play, while others advise against investing directly in LIT, but view the index’s allocation decisions — such as the recent addition of Tesla Motors to the index — as a useful way to stay abreast of industry developments. “The allocation changes that have been made do provide insight for how best to play lithium,” say Ned Davis Research’s Neil Leeson and Wenbo Zhou.
The big three lithium producers, which together account for about 90 percent of the world’s lithium production, are Chile’s Sociedad Quimica y Minera (NYSE:SQM); FMC Corp. (NYSE:FMC), which is working mines in Argentina; and Albemarle (NYSE: ALB), the biggest U.S. producer. Albemarle acquired rival lithium producer Rockwood Holdings (previously NYSE:ROC) earlier this year for $6.2 billion, giving it a virtual lockdown on the U.S. lithium supply, and is currently working to develop lithium deposits in Arkansas that some analysts say are among the few U.S. deposits likely to achieve economic viability.
Among the smaller players, Western Lithium (TSE:WLC) is probably the most promising for investors: it has been developing a Nevada lithium mine since 2009, and had been seen by many as a likely supplier for Tesla’s new factory. Small lithium companies are inherently a riskier bet than the majors, but also allow investors to make a purer lithium play, with the potential for explosive growth as projects prove their viability. Even without a Tesla supply deal, Western Lithium’s share price has increased more than 200 percent over the past two years, versus a 23 percent drop over the same period for Albemarle. “The smaller companies with room to expand is where the real opportunity is right now in the lithium revolution,” writes analyst Keith Kohl.
One tip for investing in smaller lithium projects: pay attention to how the lithium is sourced. Hard-rock extractive projects such as Nemaska Lithium’s (NMX.V) Quebec mine can allow access to large lithium deposits, but are often expensive and environmentally problematic to develop and operate. Newer projects increasingly focus on extracting lithium from mineral-rich brines, which make up about two thirds of global lithium deposits, and are up to 50 percent cheaper to explore and operate. “Materials like lithium are undergoing a paradigm shift,” writes equities researcher Peter Epstein. “The case in favor of hard rock mining in most extractive industries is crumbling.”
Companies to watch
- A supply contract with Tesla Motors has catapulted Bacanora Minerals (CVE: BCN) and Rare Earth Minerals (LON:REM)onto lithium investors’ radars. Their joint-operated Sonora Lithium Project could produce up to 50,000 metric tons of lithium compounds a year, and Tesla has agreed to buy a significant portion of that total.
- Canadian energy metals company Dajin Resources (CVE:DJI) has been picking up thousands of acres of Nevada land and water rights bordering known lithium-brine deposits, and also holds mineral concessions covering almost 250,000 acres of potentially lithium-rich land in Argentina.
- Vancouver-based Pure Energy (CVE:PE) holds mineral claims on about 8000 acres of land adjacent to Nevada’s only working lithium mine, and aims to create the lowest-cost lithium-brine extraction site in the U.S. using new technologies that don’t require large-scale evaporation ponds.
Ben Whitford is the US correspondent for The Ecologist. He has written for the Guardian, Newsweek, Mother Jones, Slate, and many other publications.


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Rock Crusher Selection 101: Matching the Machine to Your Project Needs
Selecting the right rock crusher is crucial for the success of any construction or mining project. The process of crushing rocks is integral to the production of materials like gravel and sand, which are essential for many construction activities. Understanding how to choose a rock crusher that aligns with your project needs can significantly enhance efficiency and productivity while reducing overall costs.
Understanding Rock Crushers
Before diving into the selection process, it’s vital to understand what a rock crusher is and how it operates. Rock crushers are powerful machines that efficiently break large rocks into smaller pieces, creating gravel and rock dust that can be useful for a variety of purposes. These machines come in various sizes and types, each designed for specific tasks and materials.
Key Considerations in Rock Crusher Selection
Identify Your Project Requirements
- Type of Material: The nature of the material you’re working with is crucial. Different rock crushers are better suited for varying materials.
- Size of Material: The size of the raw material and the desired final product size are also key factors.
Types of Rock Crushers
Understanding the different types of rock crushers is essential in making an informed choice.
- Jaw Crushers: Ideal for primary crushing of large, hard rocks.
- Cone Crushers: Suitable for secondary, tertiary, and quaternary crushing stages.
- Impact Crushers: Best for softer materials and recycling projects.
Capacity and Efficiency
- Throughput Requirements: Consider the crusher’s capacity and how it aligns with your needs.
- Energy Efficiency: More efficient crushers can reduce operating costs.
Portability and Installation
- Stationary vs. Portable: Your project’s location and duration might dictate whether a stationary or portable crusher is more suitable.
- Ease of Installation: Consider the time and resources required for installation.
How to Choose a Rock Crusher
Assess Your Project Scope
- Short-term vs. Long-term Projects: The duration of your project can influence the type of crusher you need.
- Project Scale: Larger projects might require crushers with higher capacity.
Consider Material Characteristics
- Hardness and Abrasiveness: The material’s hardness can determine the type of crusher and wear parts needed.
- Moisture Content: High moisture content might require specialized crushing equipment.
Evaluate Operational Factors
- Maintenance Needs: Look into the maintenance requirements and frequency.
- Operator Skill Level: Some crushers require more skilled operation and maintenance.
Advanced Considerations in Crusher Selection
- Automation and Control Systems: Modern crushers often come with advanced control systems for better efficiency.
- Eco-friendly Options: Environmentally friendly crushers are increasingly available.
Budget and Cost Considerations
- Initial Investment vs. Operational Costs: Balance the upfront cost against long-term operational expenses.
- Warranty and Service Plans: Ensure you have a good warranty and service plan.
Safety and Compliance
- Safety Features: Prioritize crushers with robust safety features.
- Regulatory Compliance: Make sure the crusher complies with local regulations.
Choosing the right rock crusher involves a careful evaluation of your project’s requirements, the material characteristics, and various operational factors. By understanding the types of rock crushers available and considering your specific needs, you can select a machine that not only matches your project but also enhances efficiency and productivity. Remember, the right rock crusher is a key investment in the success of any crushing project.
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Mine closures: planning for a century of maintenance
At a glance
Mining companies are obligated to address their former operations and manage the residual infrastructure and tailings. Planning and deploying strategies that address liabilities early on is key to saving costs and reducing environmental liabilities in the long run.
Regulations make it mandatory for mining companies to remediate their tailings after the closure of their operations. This can be a costly and time-extensive activity, tying the mining company to an obligation of maintenance that lasts forever.
Walking away from an abandoned mine used to be common practice. However, that is no longer allowed, and mining companies are obligated to address their former operations and manage the residual infrastructure and tailings. “Historically in some Canadian jurisdictions, mining companies had the ability to walk away post-operation and assume land ownership back to the Crown, including all associated environmental liabilities,” says Adam Waltho, Senior Engineer at GHD.
In the US, there are cases of historical mines on government land that were abandoned. Many states have legacy mine programs to try to mitigate contamination and manage waste from these mines. In the case where legacy mines are owned by companies that exist today, or where a company that owned a legacy mine was purchased by another company, the current owner is now responsible for the environmental liability.
Now, regulations require that mines establish closure plans to ensure an environmentally conscious way of closing the mine, completing site reclamation, and managing the mining waste. Planning and deploying strategies that address liabilities early on is key to saving costs and reducing environmental liabilities in the long run.
Managing waste from the start
Incorporating mine waste management — considering closure — in the planning and design stages is essential for sustainability and long-term liability control.
Government regulators require financial assurance to guarantee the site's reclamation post-closure. By changing waste management processes now, we can help address these future liabilities. Leaving waste management until the end of the mine’s life can be costly for managing the tailings site and the amount of financial assurance needed for reclamation. Planning and finding solutions that minimize mine waste can mean less work involved post-closure, and therefore often decreases the amount of financial assurance required.
Implementing passive treatment systems that minimize liability
Tailings facilities represent a long-term, ongoing financial and environmental liability that can be mitigated. “Very often, the amount of metal extracted from ore is less than a fraction of 1%, with the balance of material discharged to a tailings facility,” says Brandon Hurl, Project Director and GHD Associate. Mining waste with sulfide minerals can create acid, which lowers the pH of water and dissolves metals, resulting in water quality that exceeds regulatory standards. Subaqueous mine waste disposal (placing tailings directly underwater) can be an effective way of handling acid production by limiting exposure to oxygen, but it involves managing the body of water. Managing water can include active strategies such as constructing dams, pH adjustment, and ensuring a minimum depth of water cover. The problem is when the operations stop, the water level must still be maintained, and the water must be treated often. So, this becomes an ongoing liability because the tailings will need to remain submerged in perpetuity to prevent them from generating acid. This is a very long and expensive option to manage, tying up capital for financial assurance of the long-term management of the tailings facility post-operation of the mine.
That’s why developing an integrated management plan incorporating passive treatment options and limiting, or eliminating, long-term maintenance requirements can improve a mining company’s balance sheet. For example, wetland treatment of drainage for areas affected by tailings disposal checks all the boxes of being self-contained, low maintenance, reduces bioavailability of metals and allows environmentally friendly blending in with the natural landscape. When adding this type of passive treatment to the mining waste management system, operators can see the benefits in real-time and compare them to traditional solutions.
Wetlands can produce alkalinity through natural processes, increasing the pH in the water and creating an anoxic (low oxygen) environment. This controls acid production from mine waste and provides an environmentally friendly habitat full of vegetation that can thrive under acidic conditions. This passive, naturalized way of addressing metal contamination often fits in with the surrounding natural character of the mine area, which is a bonus for the community. “Treatment wetlands can blend seamlessly with the natural wetlands in the area,” Hurl notes.
Making informed decisions
Understanding mine waste in advance of construction, what the constituents are, the quantities, and how it could affect the outside environment is the starting point for developing options for closure. “Investigation is an important first step in determining optimal strategies for managing un-impounded mining waste. Developing plans for closure involves evaluating different criteria that balance the mining company’s overall objectives, priorities, and desired benefits, whether that’s aesthetics, community, chemical stability, [or] minimizing long-term liability. Cost-benefit and regulatory demands are included in a typical analysis. Alternatives are presented in a way that helps facilitate informed decisions and ultimately leads to sustainably managed post-closure solutions that minimize liability. So, for instance, if the current system involves a dam, we will look for options to potentially reduce long-term liabilities by removing those dams and manage waste differently, along with providing a cost-benefit analysis of alternatives,” says Waltho.
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Duke Energy will sell $10 billion of coal assets in Tennessee and Indiana, according to a company filing on Wednesday.
The Duke Energy announcement comes less than a week after the company announced a $2 billion purchase of a 30 percent stake in American Wind Energy Inc., a subsidiary of the coal giant Peabody Energy Corp. The coal and oil giant owns a majority stake in the coal mining company.
In a joint statement, Duke Energy and Peabyrne Energy said the sale was part of the company’s strategy to leverage its coal assets for energy diversification.
The companies said they plan to maintain a commitment to the Tennessee coal sector, and also will work with the U.S. Energy Information Administration to ensure continued support of coal.
In Kentucky, Duke has a 25 percent stake, and Peacor is a 51 percent stakeholder.
The companies said the coal purchases will help maintain Duke’s existing coal portfolio, and help expand the company to meet future demand in Kentucky.
Peabyrnge said it is investing in its coal portfolio through a joint venture with American Coal Corp., which has a 50 percent stake.
The two companies also plan to build an 8,000-megawatt solar project in Kentucky and a 1,200-megawatts wind project in the state.
The solar project will be built on a site owned by Peaby Energy.


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Rio Tinto has offered to buy out minority shareholders including Turquoise Hill for their giant copper mining operation within Mongolia.
The deal is expected to be valued at $2.7 billion in an attempt to expand access to raw materials that are expected to be in high demand as the world shifts towards cleaner energy. Copper is widely used in the manufacturing of electric vehicles as well as wind turbines.
The world is also considering other means of obtaining materials such as copper as the Russian invasion of Ukraine has significantly impacted the supply chain as Russia is one of the leading producers of the metal as the global price has skyrocketed since the conflict began.
Turquoise Hill currently owns the Oyu Tolgoi within Mongolia's Gobi Desert and has the potential to become the fourth-largest gold and copper mine in the world by 2030 in which Rio’s takeover of the mine would give the company a much more diverse copper portfolio.
Source: Financial Times