Sky-high service: One Motion delivers across borders
The consolidation of Motion Australia’s diverse industrial businesses continues to benefit long-standing and newer customers alike.
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Shipping port benefits from Motion Australia’s national footprint
Maintaining access to readily available parts supply can be one of the challenges faced by remote industrial sites across Australia.
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Stay ahead of the curve with the latest in fluid transfer technology
Refuelling mobile equipment on mine sites can be challenging if operators must rely solely on traditional stationary diesel storage tanks that are in a fixed location on site. Operators lose time driving mobile equipment back to refilling stations, which slows down their productivity and burns up additional diesel fuel during the trip.
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NTN EA surface technology extends the life expectancy of bearings
A standard bearing of identical type and size will have the L10 fatigue life of around double its equivalent manufactured 50 years ago, and this is reflected in the increased dynamic load ratings published by bearing makers. This is because contemporary rolling bearings produced by reputable manufacturers are made from clean alloy steels with applied processing technologies which result in a much lower incidence of premature surface contact fatigue.
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Telstra and Quantium will form a new data and AI joint venture
Telstra and Quantium have announced their intent to form a new joint venture to unlock the full potential of data and AI for Telstra and its customers.
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Bringing fibre optic sensing technology to Australian resources
A Curtin University research team will work to bring leading broadband fibre optic sensing technology to the Australian oil and gas, mining and environmental monitoring industries, offering a more cost-effective and safer resource extraction process.
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At a crossroads: the connected mine evolution
By any measure, advances in digital technology and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) have transformed the industrial landscape. But the path to transformation is challenging and this is especially
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Autonomous processing emerges as Metso joins forces with Outotec
Metso and Outotec are on the verge of combining into a minerals processing powerhouse. Ben Creagh explores what this, along with Metso’s vision for autonomous mineral processing,
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Mining and the Industrial Internet of Things
Mining is making strides in the implementation of digital data-driven systems and processes. PACE talks to Endress+Hauser’s global mining and metals industry manager, Andrew Reese, about
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Sydney to host Off-Earth Mining Forum
The Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research (ACSER) and UNSW’s School of Minerals and Energy Resources Engineering will host the fourth Off-Earth Mining Forum in Sydney this month.
The forum
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