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THE MINING EXECUTIVE MAGAZINE JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 EDITION

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The Mining Executive Magazine is a premium, daily dose of executive centred news and discussion platform spanning across major resources industry sectors. The Magazine monitors and distil executives’ pulse in order to create a 21st-century Industry 4.0 adaptive knowledge ecosystem for the sustainability of future generations within mining, oil and gas fields. With thousands of executives on our radar, we are truly a global executive leader hence are viewed as the authoritative voice of reason. We dig deep into what happens behind closed boardroom doors and unearth critical signals and directions affecting the sustainability of our beloved industry. Our content comes from Technical journalists, Mining Executives, Subject Matter Experts, Academics, Analysts and seasoned professionals and, is regulated by a dedicated team of Editors and Journalist having deep technical and practical field experience to ensure accuracy and factual reporting across Australia, Asia/Pacific/ Europe/ Africa/Middle East, North America and South America.

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MINING EXECUTIVE

Magazine FEBRUARY 2020

Original Equipment

Manufacturers

(OEM)

Pekka Vauramo

Metso to deliver freeze -

proofed crushing and

screening plants to Antarctica –

operating temperature as

low as -40 °C.

Pekka Vauramo, President and

CEO- Metso Minerals (picture:Metso)

Alengthy journey of the three Metso Lokotrack® crushing and

screening plants from Finland to Antarctica has started. The

three plants that have been retrofitted for extreme cold are on

their way for the reconstruction of the U.S. National Science

Foundation's (NSF) McMurdo research station in extremely cold and

freezing Antarctica region. So equipped is the equipment that it can

crush normally in temperatures as low as -40 °C.

The McMurdo Station is located on an island in the Ross Sea and is

the U.S. Antarctic Program's logistics hub and the largest of the three

stations that the U.S. operates in Antarctica. McMurdo is being rebuilt

under the Antarctic Infrastructure and Modernization for Science

(AIMS) project, a long-range initiative to upgrade the station to make

it logistically and energy efficient.

Metso' equipment will be used for three years in crushing the ground

materials for the new buildings. All in all, this will amount to more

than 126,000 cubic meters of aggregates.

In the extreme conditions of Antarctica, the equipment can only be

used during the Southern Hemisphere summer, which lasts from

October to April. The hard basalt to be crushed will come from an

area near the station.

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