November13, 2011
According to Shanxi Province-based Chinese steelmaker Taiyuan Iron and Steel Co. (TISCO), the project for the switch from open-pit mining to underground mining at its Ekou iron ore mine in Shanxi has entered its design phase. The mine contains 190 million mt of underground iron ore reserves, while the project targets an annual iron ore output capacity of 7.5 million mt.
In September, China-based MCC Northern Engineering & Technology Co. won the tender to carry out the project for the switch to underground mining at TISCO's Ekou mine.
Tags: iron ore , China , Tisco , raw mat , East Asia and Pacific , Far East , Southeast Asia , mining , production
(sourced steelorbis.com)
Sunday, November 13, 2011
TISCO’s underground iron ore mining project at Ekou enters design phase
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