Engineering & Mining Journal

FEB 2013

Engineering and Mining Journal - Whether the market is copper, gold, nickel, iron ore, lead/zinc, PGM, diamonds or other commodities, E&MJ takes the lead in projecting trends, following development and reporting on the most efficient operating pr

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E Q U I P M E N T G A L L E RY (5.92 m). The self-launching capability of the Mud Cat MFD-1000 minimizes mobilization and demobilization expenses. The single-piece hull is reinforced with seven watertight compartments, and has corrosion-resistant paint inside and out. Other features of the Mud Cat MFD-1000 include a 275-hp (205-kW) John Deere diesel turbocharged engine, and a modern operator's cabin complete with heating and air conditioning, a back-up video camera, and vibration isolation. www.mudcat.com www.e-mj.com Belt Cleaner for Heavy-duty Applications ASGCO says its Super-Skalper XC primary conveyor belt cleaning system can handle tough applications, performing carry-back removal on conveyors that carry the large volumes of material typically encountered in mining applications. For heavy-duty, highabrasion installations, ASGCO claims the Super-Skalper XC blades wear longer than standard blades and can be used in applications with speeds of 1,400 fpm (7 m/sec). Although the new 10-in. (250 mm) XC blade has the same blade design as the company's Super-Skalper blade, it also has ceramic beads embedded in the polyurethane; the beads, when riding on highspeed belts, remain cooler than the urethane due to lower friction. www.asgco.com FEBRUARY 2013 • E&MJ; 91

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