Sentence examples for mine infrastructure from inspiring English sources
There has been speculation that aborted Queensland government funding for Adani's mine infrastructure could be replaced by the federal government's new proposed development fund for northern Australia.
Both relative localisation (i.e., measurement with respect to surrounding mine infrastructure such as tunnel walls) and absolute positioning within the overall mine region are critical.
It also provides civil contracting and infrastructure services which includes road construction and maintenance, tailings dam construction, evaporation pond construction, complete mine infrastructure works, airport runway construction, major earthworks projects, drainage installations and structures.
Mineral Resources has operations in build, own and operate crushing, screening, processing and materials handling, general mine infrastructure, bulk iron ore and manganese commodities production and export and polyethylene pipeline fabrication, pipe lining, pipe fittings manufacture and pipeline installation.
In the early 1900s, the tracks were removed, and Uptop became popular with coal miners and loggers who produced the wood needed for mine infrastructure.
Still said firefighters were also concerned about mining infrastructure in the area.
American geological experts have said it could take far longer, perhaps decades, given the lack of mining infrastructure.
Hodge said Fortescue had too much debt and was probably considering selling a stake in some mines, infrastructure or equity.
Most of the the money is spent on mining infrastructure, management and unconventional use of deposits, and on coal preparation and upgrading.
The heavy machinery manufacturer Caterpillar reported Thursday that its second-quarter earnings rose 91 percent on a big increase in sales of equipment for industries like mining, infrastructure and energy.
Recent years have seen the Chinese make big strides into Latin America Chinana overtook the US as Brazil's top trade partner in 2009 and is pouring billions into oil, mining, infrastructure and agriculture to secure access to its natural resources.
