Mining history

The whole mining history and mining process shall be systemically simulated in order to study conditions which possibly occurred to surrounding rock of ore body due to mining. It shall be excavated step by step with one segment excavated once and mining full-seam. 

Mining History Network http //projects.exeter.ac.uk/mhn/ (accessed July 12, 2010). The Mining History Network is both an information resource for mining historians and a focus to improve opportunities for continuing communication between researchers. 

Ford (2001) Ford, T. Derbyshire wad and umber Mining History 14 5 (2001) 39-45... 

Mehl, R.F. (1948) A Brief History of the Science of Metals (American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, New York). 

Next, I want to acknowledge my deep debt to the late Professor Cyril Stanley Smith, metallurgist and historian, who taught me much of what 1 know about the proper approach to the history of a technological discipline and gave me copies of many of his incomparable books, which are repeatedly cited in mine. 

Site history - industrial contamination, mining, domestic refuse, old foundations, cellars, tunnels ... 

Rickard, T.A. Man and metals a history of mining in relation to the development of civilization. New York , 1932. 2 vols... 

Donaldson, E.C., Thomas, R.D., and Johnston, K.H., Subsurface Waste Injections in the U.S. Fifteen Case Histories, Circular 8636, U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, 1974. 

Cyanide complexes have a venerable history (see CCC S )),1 and find utilization in many industrial processes including as synthetic catalysts e.g., Co cyanides on inorganic supports catalyze alkylene oxide polymerization,187 molecular magnetic materials, in electroplating, and in mining. Their pharmacology and toxicology is well explored... 

Wayman, M. L. (1989), Native copper Humanity s introduction to metallurgy , in Wayman, M. L. (ed.), All That Glisters Readings from Metallurgical History, Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Montreal. 

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