Feature Nov 01, 2018 Improving efficiency Lubricants are materials utilised to control or decrease friction coming in contact with different bodies in relative motion. They can be classified: solid, liquid, semi-liquid, and gaseous.
Cover Story Oct 01, 2018 Towards Building Sustainable Communities ‘District Mineral Foundation (DMF) proposing to use a part of mining cess for development of mining districts has a long way to go for achieving its objectives, says CSE’s status report.
Beyond Headlines Jun 01, 2018 Coal import witnesses growth Coal production in India touched 688.4 MT in FY18, clocking a 2.5 per cent increase over last year's production.
Case Study Jun 01, 2018 Enhancing productivity ExxonMobil's Mobilgrease XHPTM 322 Mine ensures superior protection to bush-pins, leading to increased safety, lower grease consumption and a potential annual savings of $1,141,038 to Coal India.
Interactions Apr 01, 2018 Technology trends in cement manufacturing The cement industry in the world has grown phenomenally in the last decade and the production level of all varieties of Portland cements taken together has crossed four billion tonnes, which is the largest volume amongst all manmade materials.
Cover Story Jan 01, 2018 Technology Trends In Cement Manufacture - Some Salient Features Anjan K Chatterjee is an international personality in cement has strong interest in development of new cements. Presently associated with LC3 cement and advisor to Pidilite industries.
Editor's Desk Oct 01, 2017 Indian mining reforms - work still in progress Around a year back it was, that, while reviewing the pace of reforms in the mining regulations, we wrote, that 'Indian Mining comes of age'. Perhaps we spoke too much, and too soon.
Cover Story Oct 01, 2017 Unlocking India's mining potential The mining sector, in many countries, has been resilient despite the global financial crisis, and has contributed substantially towards the recovery of their economies. Can India now follow the footsteps of other countries? Explores ICR cover story.
Web Exclusive Mar 14, 2017 Tanzania gives coal mining licence to Dangote Cement The Tanzanian government has awarded a coal mining license covering about 9.98 square kilometers in the Ngaka area to the local unit of Nigeria’s Dangote Cement as part of plans to lower the company’s production costs and ease disruptions caused by energy shortages