Water balances help mines plan and cut risk (#WaterWeek) I Missed 'Mine of the Future' webinar? Watch it now on demand'

Water balances help mines plan and cut risk (#WaterWeek) I Missed 'Mine of the Future' webinar? Watch it now on demand'

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Mines can plan better and minimize risks with water balances, as highlighted during #WaterWeek   With water constraints tightening across Africa and climate variability placing new pressures on mine infrastructure, mining operations can rely on water balance modelling to improve planning and reduce risk. According to SRK Consulting South Africa senior hydrologist Simon Bruton, mines that understand their water systems in detail are the ones best positioned to manage costs, support compliance and design resilient infrastructure. Read more

New SRK Consulting practice now open in Zambia The Zambian government's renewed commitment to supporting the country's mining sector makes this an auspicious time for SRK Consulting to expand its Southern African footprint with the establishment of an office in Kitwe – located in the heart of Zambia's Copperbelt. Read more

Momentum builds worldwide for Metso's new pump Life Cycle Services Metso introduced its innovative Life Cycle Services (LCS) for pumps availability in autumn 2025, and the offering has rapidly gained acceptance within the industry. Metso has since signed several small- and mid-sized multiyear LCS contracts across key regions in Europe, Asia Pacific and the Americas, reflecting market demand for solutions that deliver reliability, safety and performance improvements.  Read more

Watch the 'Creating the mine of the future' webinar on demand if you missed it Technology in African mining is evolving rapidly, with innovations such as automation, robotics, artificial intelligence and digital twins reshaping how mines operate. These technologies are driving improvements in exploration, productivity, health and safety, ESG performance and extending the life of mining operations. Read more

The World Mining Congress will feature a megaprojects expert analyzing their triumphs and failures Why do some mining projects succeed while others face delays, cost overruns, or even fail? This is one of the most critical questions facing the global industry and will be the focus of a special block of sessions at the World Mining Congress (WMC) 2026, led by Bent Flyvbjerg, Professor at the University of Oxford and widely regarded as the world's leading authority on megaprojects. Read more

CURRENT MAGAZINE ISSUE: First Mining DRC-Zambia is a journal that focuses on creating a networking forum for the decision makers in businesses and Governments across Africa's Copper belt region, who are either directly or indirectly involved in mining Developments. We inform ,educate and create business and networking opportunities for all Companies that are interested in expanding their business across DRC, Zambia and beyond. FMDZ is a bi-monthly magazine for the mining industry. Read Digital Magazine

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Artist Canvas for Painting: 2026 Material Selection Parameters

What dictates the structural integrity of blank painting canvas?

Artist canvas for painting is a highly specialized woven textile substrate engineered specifically to hold pigment securely. As a materials scientist analyzing biaxial tensile strength, I categorize these surfaces by fiber composition. Cotton duck fabric offers an economical, short-staple weave. Belgian linen utilizes long bast fibers from the flax plant. Polyester provides a purely synthetic, climatically neutral polymer alternative. Laboratory aging simulations from 2025 prove that pure linen retains forty-two percent more structural rigidity over a half-century than standard cotton. The presence of natural lignin allows linen to resist severe hygroscopic expansion.

How do oil and acrylic mediums alter substrate preparation requirements?

Painters must match the fabric primer directly to their chosen chemical binder. Linseed oil binders generate an exothermic oxidation reaction. This reaction releases hexanoic acids that break the beta-glycosidic bonds in raw cellulose. Painters block this degradation by applying a Polyvinyl Acetate size directly to the raw cotton. Acrylic polymer emulsions do not rot natural fibers. Acrylics require mechanical tooth for proper adhesion. Manufacturers apply calcium carbonate and polymer emulsion mixtures, known as acrylic gesso, to create this porous grip. Proper gesso application also blocks Support Induced Discoloration caused by migrating water-soluble impurities.

Why does raw fabric weight determine tension dynamics?

Textile mills measure substrate density in ounces per square yard before applying any chemical ground. Heavyweight canvases measuring twelve ounces or higher provide the necessary rigidity for heavy impasto techniques. Tension tests demonstrate that twelve ounce fabric supports three pounds of applied modeling paste per square foot before demonstrating center-sag. Lightweight fabrics warp immediately under heavy moisture. Artists producing large gallery installations rely on heavy yardage from bulk raw canvas rolls to maintain surface tension. Retailers also stretch medium fabrics over wooden chassis to create standard prepared canvas supports.

Review material specifications carefully before acquiring artist painting surfaces. Compare professional stretched canvas options to verify gallery profile depths. Evaluate yardage requirements using bulk raw canvas rolls to manage high-volume studio production efficiently for specific oil or acrylic painting applications today.

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Metso’s SX-EW technology powers Taseko Mines I DRC Mining Week, paving the way for strategic expansion

Metso's SX-EW technology powers Taseko Mines I DRC Mining Week, paving the way for strategic expansion

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Metso's SX-EW technology powers Taseko Mines' Florence Copper project, which has begun operations in the United States       Taseko Mines' Florence Copper project featuring Metso's copper solvent extraction and electrowinning (SX-EW) technology is ramping up its commercial operations in Arizona. The successful harvesting of the first copper cathodes at the end of February 2026 is an important milestone for Taseko Mines and Metso, marking the first new greenfield copper production in the United States since 2008. The project caters to the rapidly growing copper demand while supporting the transition towards more environmentally responsible copper production in North America. Read more

Africa's biggest copper and cobalt center is once again hosting DRC Mining Week, paving the way for strategic expansion The 2026 programme will feature high-level conference sessions, strategic roundtables, technical workshops and an international exhibition showcasing cutting-edge mining technologies and services Read more

Boosting Africa's mineral resources through stronger mining value chains With global investment in Africa's mining sector having dipped in recent years, industry players, governments and communities must work together to restore investor confidence in a region with massive mineral potential. Read more

How GC Solar is powering sustainable mining with lower costs and stronger energy resilience As mining operations across Africa and beyond confront rising electricity tariffs, grid instability and mounting environmental scrutiny, the shift toward renewable energy is no longer optional—it is strategic. Read more

Copper Output Needs to Double in 25 Years, Says Rómulo Mucho The energy transition may face a critical bottleneck: a copper supply deficit. If current projections materialize, by 2050 the world will require between 70% and 100% more copper than it produces today. For Rómulo Mucho, former Minister of Energy and Mines of Peru, this scenario raises an urgent question: Is the industry prepared to close that gap? Read more

CURRENT MAGAZINE ISSUE: First Mining DRC-Zambia is a journal that focuses on creating a networking forum for the decision makers in businesses and Governments across Africa's Copper belt region, who are either directly or indirectly involved in mining Developments. We inform ,educate and create business and networking opportunities for all Companies that are interested in expanding their business across DRC, Zambia and beyond. FMDZ is a bi-monthly magazine for the mining industry. Read Digital Magazine

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