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Atlas Copco (India) has exercised an option to buy the remaining 75% of shares in Focus Rocbit and Prisma Roctools. The acquisitions will strengthen the Group’s position in the market for drill bits and hammers. Atlas Copco acquired 25% of the companies in April 2008. Focus is a manuf

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The team is assured that the hole is not increasing in depth nor width and Rick is very happy about that, saying that he can deal with this scenario.

- Mining is expected to focus mainly on the West pit, with some contribution from the North and South pits. The strip ratio is expected to remain at a high-level as a portion of the planned 2018 waste capitalization was shifted to 2019.

I’ve only had a few minutes to play around with Volcanoids, but its tactile mechanical crafting systems reminded me a bit of Factorio at first. Gather metal ore, chuck it into the right machines, hit the buttons and out pops SCIENCE! Relaxing, right up until the first volcanic eruption. The game told me to hide in my initial home base – an armoured submarine – but instead I stayed above decks to see what would happen. Boom – the world shakes and an enormous cloud is blasted high into the air. And then a vast tsunami of super-heated dust starts rolling across the entire island. I slammed the door of my sub shut just as the wave was about to hit.

As shown in Appendix 3, the variance in P&P reserves and M&I resources compared to the previous year mainly corresponds to mining depletion and an update in unit cost assumptions for the reserve calculation.

The small Martian drill, however, could be sent down an ice borehole to drill on its own for bedrock samples.  To repurpose the drill for the earthbound site, Glasgow engineer Patrick Harkness and his colleagues had to do away with the ultrasonic component. Since Earth’s gravity is stronger than that of Mars, the potential increase in the hammer forces might stall the ultrasonic action. Instead, the team created a small “rotary percussive” design: The drill hammer travels around a circular inclined plane, delivering its blows on each rotation.

WHOlives estimates more than 1.2 million people can get clean water through wells dug by the Village Drill.

Common problems with boreholes develop much more gradually and result in decreased performance and higher operating costs, rather than a sudden failure.

I’m kinda new to all this and living in Eugene, OR, so a big Duck fan. Anyone know which of the box options this year would stand the best chance of containing Marcus Mariota rookies?