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Monthly Archives: December 2005
Reliance relies on the Scooptram ST1520
Scooptram ST 1520 is successfully used for mucking 200,000 t/yr.
Posted in Loading and Transport, Mining, News
Tagged Scooptram ST1520
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Ferbasa finds its way with slit drilling
After a five-year search, Brazilian mining company Ferbasa has found a solution to a major technical and safety challenge in one of its underground operations. As a result, it has become a slit drilling pioneer.
Posted in Drifting / Face drilling, Long hole production drilling, Mining
Tagged Boomer, Boomer M2 D, COP, COP 1238, COP 1838, Simba M6 C
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Built for heavy production
Two new rock drills for 89-127 mm holes have been introduced.
Tracking the progress of the world’s fastest rock drill: COP 3038
The world’s fastest rock drill, the award-winning COP 3038 from Atlas Copco, has got off to a flying start since its launch early this year.
Lemcon’s Choice
Finnish contractor Lemcon Oy has opted for the most advanced drilling technology available for a major railway project in western Sweden.
Posted in Construction, Railway, Tunnelling / Face drilling
Tagged Boomer XL4 C, COP 3038
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Enter the “E” series
A new boom for Rocket Boomer is introduced.
Gas Landing Precision
Precision drilling is playing a key role in the construction of a major energy project in Norway that will supply gas to the UK for the next few decades.
Posted in Construction, Surface drilling, Tunnelling / Face drilling
Tagged Boomer XL3 C, ROC D7, ROC D7C
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Power in the Fjords
When it comes to energy, Norway has long been regarded as one of Europe’s most self-sufficient nations. Besides an abundance of water and hydropower plants, it also has substantial resources in North Sea oil and gas. Yet, surprisingly, the country still imports large amounts of electricity each year – a situation that is soon about to change.
When Speed is King
Construction of the most modern cargo harbour at the Baltic Sea is making good progress.
Posted in Construction, Highway (Roadbuilding), Railway, Tunnels
Tagged Boomer, Boomer XL3 C
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