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J. S. Afr. Inst. Min. Metall. vol.110 n.2 Johannesburg Feb. 2010  Journal Comment | | | | | | · Black sands, black swans, and teachers
Robinson, RE
| | | | | Corresponding Member Article | | | | | | · Mining is the most fundamental engineering discipline and the most rewarding
Spearing, A.J.S.
| | | | | Transaction Papers | | | | | | · A heat transfer model for high titania slag blocks
Kotzé, H.; Pistorius, P.C.
| | | | | | · Characteristics, recovery and provenance of rutile from the Namakwa Sands heavy mineral deposit, South Africa
Rozendaal, A.; Philander, C.; Carelse, C.
| | | | | | · A basic triboelectric series for heavy minerals from inductive electrostatic separation behaviour
Ferguson, D.N.
| | | | | Conference Papers | | | | | | · Variability of pump system performance
Rosen, H.
| | | | | | · Understanding heavy mineral separation duties using finite element analysis
Pax, R.A.
| | | | | | · The effect of cation and organic addition on the settling and compaction behaviour of clay-rich slimes
Fowler, M.; Morkel, J.
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