Sentences with phrase «ore used»

After a thousand years or so, those have mostly decayed away and the spent fuel is less biologically hazardous than the uranium ore used to produce it.

But T'Challa's boasts about Wakanda's fanciful independence from other nations and its rich deposits of vibranium (a magical ore used to make weapons as well as Panther's invincible suit) merely seduce Marvel fans into accepting a new brand of exoticized inanity.

For example, early efforts have demonstrated the ability to recover phosphorus, which can replace phosphorus ore used in fertilizer production.

not all ore used for healing!

As millions of people in emerging markets left rural areas for cities, demand increased for building materials such as the iron ore used in steel, and this supported prices.

By next year, the site hopes to produce 2.7 million kilograms of rare earth oxides a year — separating the elements from the ore using a liquid ion - exchange process.

By reusing the large amounts of steel from a car, manufacturers don't have to go through the harmful process of refining iron ore using coal to create steel.

Not exact matches

Mineral Resources announced today that it plans to use its 12 per cent stake in Aquila Resources to push for a role building and operating the proposed $ 7 billion West Pilbara iron ore project.

Poseidon Nickel has landed an agreement for Kidman Resources to use its mothballed Lake Johnston infrastructure to process lithium ore from the Melbourne - based company's Mt Holland mine, in a deal potentially worth at least $ 18.5 million.

The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended that Rutila Resources» proposed 205 - kilometre railway and conveyor line in the Pilbara, which will be used to support new iron ore mines, should gain ministerial approval.

In all seriousness, space experts estimate the market for the moon's materials — which include iron ore, precious metals, and helium - 3 gas that could be used to provide nuclear power — to be in the trillions of dollars.

A joint venture between Ord River Resources and Dampier Gold has entered into a binding ore treatment agreement with Northern Star Resources for use of its Plutonic processing facility for an undisclosed sum.

After the U.S. elections, prices for copper and iron ore, used in building and construction projects, surged amid hopes for increased infrastructure spending.

They import sulphur, which they take out to the mine that they turn into sulphuric acid, which they use for cooking the ore,» Mr Stewart said.

An early business hauling manure to local farms using a surplus army truck evolved into a lucrative outfit dedicated to transporting uranium ore out of Elliot Lake, Ont., during that town's 1950s boom.

From the mid 2000s, the prices for commodities used to produce steel and generate energy — including iron ore, coal and natural gas — rose sharply.

Iron ore is used in steel production.

The lesson: how the craftsmen used the secrets of metallurgy to turn iron ore into the final product — an ultra-sharp, slightly curved steel sword.

In an all - time first, Australian mining giant Rio Tinto is using two fully automated driverless truck fleets at its massive iron ore mines.

To some extent, the falling prices of commodities such as iron ore and copper appeared related to attempts by Chinese authorities to rein in credit expansion, principally through stricter regulation of the financial sector and a tightening of liquidity in money markets used by banks and companies for funding.

The Guaraní New Testament uses ore (exclusive), suggesting to the reader that the Jewish leaders were denying that Jesus was a Jew.

John Pontifex from ACN told Premier the priest told the charity details about corruption in the mining of coltan, an ore that is used in smartphone batteries and computers.

It used charcoal for fuel, but unlike blast furnaces, the iron ore never reached a temperature hot enough for it to melt.

Ingredients 250 g chickpeas, soaked for 8 - 10 hours then cooked in filtered water with a pinch of whole sea salt (use canned chickpeas only if you really have to) 8 - 10 cherry tomatoes (I used black cherry tomatoes), washed and cut into wedges 4 large handfuls of fresh parsley, rinsed, pat dried and more ore less -LSB-...]

An academic among our WA readership has warned that our consistent use of the word «stupid» to describe Brendon Grylls» big new iron ore tax «borders more on gutter press and in my opinion is unbecoming of the AFR».

Chen is already complaining about «greedy» Australian agents and urging farmers to consider the long - term future of the trade rather than short - term profits — near identical language to that used by steel mills and government officials when Chinese demand was supercharging the iron ore price eight years ago.

Made without harmful chemicals and using only virgin iron ore (no recycled iron of questionable origins), this cookware is natural and environmentally friendly.

When installing the seat be sure that you are using the appropriate belt paths and not using any extra parts, screws, knots or parts in efforts to make the seat ore secure.

With Government determined to exploit the country's bauxite and iron ore deposits, with the Ghana Integrated Bauxite and Aluminum Development Authority set to spearhead this, President Akufo - Addo was delighted about the progress made in a novel technology being promoted by UMaT, which involves the use of plastic waste to upgrade bauxite ore to yield 90 % alumina, as against the present grade of 40 % to 45 %.

And while this demonstration used an ore that is a sulfide (metal combined with sulfur), «we see no reason why this approach couldn't be generalized to oxide feedstocks,» which represent the other major category of metal ores.

Researchers can now use cores of these sediments to make out when the ancient Romans switched their water delivery systems, taking advantage of the fact that the proportion of lead atoms with different weights changes depending on where the lead ore was mined.

• MATERIALS The technique used to extract valuable metals from ore is expensive and requires much energy, especially when dealing with low concentrations of metal.

The economic argument also ignores the environmental cost of accessing lower grade ores, which may outweigh the benefits delivered by the end uses.

Using bacteria to extract metals from low - grade ores could be a solution: mining firms are using simple microbes that can extract up to 85 percent of metal in an ore and obtain metals when the concentrations are lower than 1 perUsing bacteria to extract metals from low - grade ores could be a solution: mining firms are using simple microbes that can extract up to 85 percent of metal in an ore and obtain metals when the concentrations are lower than 1 perusing simple microbes that can extract up to 85 percent of metal in an ore and obtain metals when the concentrations are lower than 1 percent.

We then smash the ores out of the ground, expend huge amounts of energy purifying them, use them and then discard them.

Iron ore dust is in use everywhere.

In the Nigerian villages, people use crude, rudimentary processes to extract gold from ore, including grinding and heating the rock.

Photogrammetry is also used to measure stockpiles of building materials and volumes of ore in opencast mines.

Nautilus Minerals will use submersible robots to work on the ocean floor and break apart loose ore.

A new method to convert titanium ore into the metal, which is used for everything from sporting goods equipment to aircraft frames, could reduce the price of titanium two - to fourfold — if the process can be scaled up.

The Swiss Foundation for Mine Action in Geneva used drone - created maps to estimate the amount of toxic material released from ore - processing plants in Kyrgyzstan, for example.

In addition, only about one tenth of the mined uranium ore is converted into fuel in the enrichment process (during which the concentration of uranium 235 is increased considerably), so less than a hundredth of the ore's total energy content is used to generate power in today's plants.

That step — the conversion of iron ore to iron in a blast furnace — uses 75 percent of the total energy required to turn iron into steel.

Conventional processing methods use a high - temperature blast furnace to heat the iron ore and other compounds to remove oxygen and yield a desired alloy, a method that creates a lot of carbon dioxide, according to a report last year from U.S. EPA on greenhouse gas emissions from the iron and steel sector.

The process of smelting — extracting metals from their ores by heating in the presence of carbon monoxide derived from charcoal — led to more widespread use of metal in the Copper Age.

Mining companies are looking to use the critters instead of cyanide to pull gold from ore, which would be much less environmentally destructive.

With the methods used, it is now possible to study not only ore particles on the ocean floor in the range of millimetre to nanometre, but also the smallest fossils and living organisms, such as micro-organisms.

In the right picture, a computer programme was used the remove the uraninite to illustrate the large volume hidden in the uranium ore.

A new field project, led by SLAC researchers and the DOE Office of Legacy Management, is using X-ray techniques to target long - lived groundwater contamination (large dark brown area) at former uranium ore processing sites in the floodplains of the upper Colorado River basin.

While miners in the Amazonian lowlands separate gold flecks from river sediment, those in La Rinconada drill ore from the mountains, then use huge grindstones to crush it with mercury.