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• Investigation is made into alloys or processes of concentration or beneficiation or ores. Energy and Society~ Chapter 8~ Changing Claims on the Distribution of Energy Surpluses
• Commercial coal cleaning (or beneficiation) facilities, particularly in the United States use physical cleaning techniques to reduce mineral matter and pyritic sulfur content. Global anthropogenic emissions of mercury to the atmosphere
• Today, for the first time, it was made known that the Mining Charter now defines the term "beneficiation"; it spells out that mining companies may offset up to 11% of HDSA ownership requirements against the value of beneficiation activities. Mineweb - Daily news headlines
• The first project targets beneficiation of local raw materials and products derived from the aloe industry.
• A modification of the entire beneficiation method is not possible for small-scale mining operations; however, there are a number of technical processes available which, when combined, can significantly increase the recovery in modern facilities to values typically in the range of 70 % and even up to 80 - 90 %, depending upon the degree of intergrowth in the minerals. Chapter 20
• The Platinum Beneficiation Project is in its implementation stage and a trust was established and a company registered to beneficiate ANC Daily News Briefing
• For example, preference will be given to applicants who intend to beneficiate their minerals produced, and an incentive in the form of reduced royalties for different stages of beneficiation has also been provided for. ANC Daily News Briefing
• The problem is intensified by the fact that, as a rule, the beneficiation is performed as a noncontinuous operation with frequent breaks and repetition of feeding, drawing, and deposition activites, resulting in high proportions of idle time. Chapter 20
• Beneficiation of magnesite at economic cost to produce high-grade material seems to be the only answer and the future supplies may be of beneficiated concentrates of magnesite.
• Deposits of non-iron metallic ores, for example those of sub-Volcanic or submarine emanative genesis, or sulfide veins with oxidized valuable-mineral sources, or stratified tin deposits, such as frequently occur in the Latin American Andes, exhibit this fine intergrowth and must be handled during beneficiation with special attention regarding the fine grain distribution. Chapter 20