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CAPITAL EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION WORLD

Capital Equipment

Capital Equipment News is dedicated to the application of equipment and modes of transport that are used in the mining, construction, quarrying, and transport industries.

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Construction World

Construction World was first published in 1982 and has grown to become a leader in its field, offering a unique mix of editorial coverage to satisfy the diverse needs of its readers.

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ELECTRICITY + CONTROL

MECHCHEM AFRICA

Electricity + Control

E + C publishes innovative, technical articles that provide solutions to engineering challenges in measurement, automation, control, and energy management.

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MechChem Africa

MechChem Africa supports African engineering and technical managers across the full spectrum of chemical and mechanical disciplines.

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MODERN MINING

SPARKS ELECTRICAL NEWS

Modern Mining

Established in 2005, Modern Mining is one of SA's leading monthly mining magazines, noted for the quality and accuracy of its writing and the breadth of its coverage.

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Sparks Electrical News

Readable and informative, Sparks Electrical News is the newspaper for those involved in installing and maintaining electrical supplies and equipment.

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AFRICAN FUSION

MODERN QUARRYING

African Fusion

African Fusion (AF), the official journal of the Southern African Institute of Welding, provides up-to-date insight into welding and NDT technology and metal fabrication industries across Africa.

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Modern Quarrying

Modern Quarrying is read by quarry operators, recyclers and members of the extractive industries for aggregate. The magazine is targeted  to the needs of key decision-makers who purchase and specify quarrying plant and equipment.

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The recent supply of a complete resonance screen with an additional screen box to an Australian iron ore mine underpins MBE Minerals SA’s drive to participate in global markets. The supply of these screens is the continuation of the screen replacement programme of 20 such machines for this major Australian iron ore producer.

MBE Resonance ScreenThe resonance screen manufactured by MBE Minerals SA is one of twenty such machines being supplied as replacement screens to an Australian iron ore mine.

“Significantly, the original screens were manufactured in South Africa by MBE Minerals in 1997 and have been operating successfully in a fashion that is typical of their reputation for extended life cycles in arduous hard rock applications. We can reference a number of enduring heavy duty vibrating screen installations in the iron ore sector, including ones in the South African Northern Cape that have been in operation for more than 40 years,” says Johannes Kottmann, MD of MBE Minerals SA.

The 2,4 by 4,5 metre screen employs the principle of resonance and dynamic vibration adsorption for its screening action. “A number of design elements have been incorporated to enhance performance, including the operation of the screen box at near resonance frequency. This allows the actuating device to replace only energy lost to the oscillating system by mechanical resistance and material transport,” Kottmann explains.

A counter-oscillating frame of pre-determined mass ratio to the screen provides vibration absorption, thus minimising the transfer of dynamic loads into the supporting plant structure. The addition of support, working and coupling springs allows energy exchange and guides the counter-oscillating masses.

MBE Minerals SA manufactures a wide variety of vibrating screens all designed with sound mechanical features including vibration damping, side plates, cross members and the appropriate feed and discharge chutes. This includes screens of linear and circular motion design, both in single and double deck configuration from 0,6 m to 3,6 m in width and up to 8,5 m in length.

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