A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Rocanville Expansion Creates World's Largest Potash Mine
PotashCorp has completed an expansion at its Rocanville potash mine in southeast Saskatchewan, more than doubling nameplate capacity from 3 million metric tons per year (mt/y) to 6.5 million mt/y and creating the world's largest potash mine. The $3 billion project included the first new mine shaft built in Saskatchewan since 1979, a new mill, a new 500,000-mt storage facility, new rail and rail loadout equipment, and conversion of the existing service shaft, used for people and materials, to a second production shaft, for bringing ore out of the mine.
Rocanville Expansion Creates World's Largest Potash Mine
PotashCorp has completed an expansion at its Rocanville potash mine in southeast Saskatchewan, more than doubling nameplate capacity from 3 million metric tons per year (mt/y) to 6.5 million mt/y and creating the world's largest potash mine. The $3 billion project included the first new mine shaft built in Saskatchewan since 1979, a new mill, a new 500,000-mt storage facility, new rail and rail loadout equipment, and conversion of the existing service shaft, used for people and materials, to a second production shaft, for bringing ore out of the mine.
Rocanville Expansion Creates World's Largest Potash Mine
2017
Article (Journal)
English
Nexans to Power the World's Largest Potash Mine
Online Contents | 2017
Modular Expansion Joints for World's Largest Bridges
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 2004
Engineering Index Backfile | 1945
World's largest railwaybuilding
Online Contents | 1993
World's largest covered reservoir
Engineering Index Backfile | 1909