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Conference Proceedings

Underground Operators' Conference, West Coast Tasmania

Conference Proceedings

Underground Operators' Conference, West Coast Tasmania

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  • Common Law Damages Claims-Their Implications on Mining Management Go to Paper
  • Cooling Underground Workings North Broken Hill Limited-Case Study Go to Paper
  • Current Drilling Practice at Isa Mine Go to Paper
  • Development of Equipment Types at Renison Mine Go to Paper
  • Developments in Sublevel Open Stoping at Rosebery Mine Go to Paper
  • Extension of the Rosebery Mine by Decline Access Below 17 Level Go to Paper
  • Filling Operations at Mount Isa Go to Paper
  • Introduction of Electric L.H.D.'s at Rosebery Engineering Aspects Go to Paper
  • Loader Cut and Fill Stoping the Zinc Corporation, Limited and New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited, Broken Hill Go to Paper
  • Long Hole Open Stoping the Zinc Corporation, Limited and New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited, Broken Hill Go to Paper
  • Long Hole Rising at Mines in the Aberfoyle Group Go to Paper
  • Mine Dewatering at Mount Lyell, the 1980's and Beyond Go to Paper
  • Mine Equipment Go to Paper
  • Non-Electric Mass Blasting as Practiced at Mount Charlotte Go to Paper
  • Open Stoping with Associated Caving at Mount Lyell Go to Paper
  • Operational Assessment of Underground Conveying Systems Go to Paper
  • Pillar Recovery at West Coast Mines Go to Paper
  • Planning for Access to the Deep Copper Orebodies at Mount Isa Mines Limited Go to Paper
  • Planning Open Stopes: Operating Constraints Go to Paper
  • Post-Hole Shafts in Decline Mines Go to Paper
  • Production Blasting at Isa Mine Go to Paper
  • Some Operating Practices in the 1100 Orebody at Isa Mine Go to Paper
  • The Application of Rock Mechanics to Mining at Renison Limited Go to Paper
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  • Published: 1981
  • Unique ID: PA-198203

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