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Advanced Measurement Methods in Mining - Introduction
  • Published Date:
    1/1/2009
Filetype[PDF - 2.39 MB]


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  • Personal Authors:
    Ambrose, Dean H.
  • Description:
    [Mining and processing earth's materials form the basic building blocks from which many technology advancements and products are made. Virtually all metallic and non- metallic products are derived from a substance found in our earth that we blend, mold, extrude, or pulverize into something useful, the mining industry is responsible for the first step of this process: extraction from the ground. Mining particularly coal mining. poses significant risks to both humans and machines. As raw materials are]

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