Tenova TAKRAF completed the Lake Vermont Radial Stacker’s deliveries (Australia)
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has just completed the final deliveries of the Structural, Mechanical and Electrical components for the Lake Vermont Coal Stacker respecting the tight delivery time of 24 weeks from Award of Contract.
The Scope of the Contract included the Design, Supply, Delivery and Provision of Erection and Commissioning Supervision for the Radial Stacker. The Client was Lake Vermont Coal Resources and the Consulting Engineers and Mine Developers were Thiess Sedgman Joint Venture.
The machine located in the Bowen Basin coal fields of far North Queensland was designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 700tph to form a radial stockpile through 120 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail. The Annual Throughput is 5.3 million tonnes.
The Stacker has a boom length of 75 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degrees. It is supported on the bogies and running rail at 40 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The machine operates fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface. Due to the boom’s length reduction of this machine compared with the earlier models supplied, Tenova Semf carried out a complete re-design of the structure so as to reduce the cross section of the machine to better suit the smaller 700tph conveyor dimensions. This very positive result provided also Tenova Semf with a dedicated smaller model in the range of machines manufactured at a very cost competitive price.
This achievement represented another successful step in positioning Tenova stronger in the Australian Coal Handling Market.
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Tenova TAKRAF to supply a new Stacker in Australia
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has recently signed a contract for the design and supply of a luffing stacker with HWE Mining at RioTinto’s Mesa A iron ore operation, located 50 kilometres from Pannawonica in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
Tenova SEMF signed the contract with HWE Mining (a Leighton Contractors owned subsidiary) which will develop the whole mine.
The scope of the contract includes the design, supply, transport, erection supervision and commissioning supervision of a fixed luffing stacker for lump ore.
The stacker features a boom length of 50m and the luff range is ±12°. It will operate at an average capacity of 3,846 tph with a peak rate of 5,000 tph. The annual capacity will be 25 million tonnes.
The stacker will be delivered to the site by the 1st of May 2009.
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Tenova TAKRAF Awarded Contract with Sedgman for two more Radial Stackers (Australia)
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has just received the order from Sedgman for the Supply of two identical Radial Coal Stackers for the new Daunia Mine in the Bowen Basin coal fields of far North Queensland.
The Scope of the Contract includes the Design, Supply, Delivery and Provision of Erection and Commissioning Supervision for the two Radial Stackers. The Client is BMA (BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance) and the Consulting Engineers and Mine Developers are Sedgman.
The machines are identical to the ones just delivered to Lake Vermont and each are designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 700tph to form two separate radial stockpiles each through 120 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail. The Annual Throughput for each machine is 2.0 million tonnes.
Each of the Stackers has a boom length of 75 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degees.They are supported on the bogies and running rail at 40 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The machines will operate fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface.
The machines are expected to be delivered early 2010.
Tenova designs and supplies advanced technologies, products and services for the metal and mining industries. Tenova operates close to its customers through a network of 30 companies based on the 5 continents
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Tenova TAKRAF completed the Lake Vermont Radial Stacker’s deliveries (Australia)
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has just completed the final deliveries of the Structural, Mechanical and Electrical components for the Lake Vermont Coal Stacker respecting the tight delivery time of 24 weeks from Award of Contract.
The Scope of the Contract included the Design, Supply, Delivery and Provision of Erection and Commissioning Supervision for the Radial Stacker. The Client was Lake Vermont Coal Resources and the Consulting Engineers and Mine Developers were Thiess Sedgman Joint Venture.
The machine located in the Bowen Basin coal fields of far North Queensland was designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 700tph to form a radial stockpile through 120 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail. The Annual Throughput is 5.3 million tonnes.
The Stacker has a boom length of 75 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degrees. It is supported on the bogies and running rail at 40 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The machine operates fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface. Due to the boom’s length reduction of this machine compared with the earlier models supplied, Tenova Semf carried out a complete re-design of the structure so as to reduce the cross section of the machine to better suit the smaller 700tph conveyor dimensions. This very positive result provided also Tenova Semf with a dedicated smaller model in the range of machines manufactured at a very cost competitive price.
This achievement represented another successful step in positioning Tenova stronger in the Australian Coal Handling Market.
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Tenova TAKRAF to supply a new Stacker in Australia
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has recently signed a contract for the design and supply of a luffing stacker with HWE Mining at RioTinto’s Mesa A iron ore operation, located 50 kilometres from Pannawonica in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
Tenova SEMF signed the contract with HWE Mining (a Leighton Contractors owned subsidiary) which will develop the whole mine.
The scope of the contract includes the design, supply, transport, erection supervision and commissioning supervision of a fixed luffing stacker for lump ore.
The stacker features a boom length of 50m and the luff range is ±12°. It will operate at an average capacity of 3,846 tph with a peak rate of 5,000 tph. The annual capacity will be 25 million tonnes.
The stacker will be delivered to the site by the 1st of May 2009.
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Tenova TAKRAF Awarded Contract with Sedgman for two more Radial Stackers (Australia)
September 12, 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia), has just received the order from Sedgman for the Supply of two identical Radial Coal Stackers for the new Daunia Mine in the Bowen Basin coal fields of far North Queensland.
The Scope of the Contract includes the Design, Supply, Delivery and Provision of Erection and Commissioning Supervision for the two Radial Stackers. The Client is BMA (BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance) and the Consulting Engineers and Mine Developers are Sedgman.
The machines are identical to the ones just delivered to Lake Vermont and each are designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 700tph to form two separate radial stockpiles each through 120 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail. The Annual Throughput for each machine is 2.0 million tonnes.
Each of the Stackers has a boom length of 75 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degees.They are supported on the bogies and running rail at 40 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The machines will operate fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface.
The machines are expected to be delivered early 2010.
Tenova designs and supplies advanced technologies, products and services for the metal and mining industries. Tenova operates close to its customers through a network of 30 companies based on the 5 continents
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