Mining Machines
KOMAG Institute of Mining Technology · Poland · Est. 2016
Aims & Scope
The "Mining Machines" presents the latest trends in the domain of engineering – and – technical sciences in the following scientific disciplines: environment engineering, mining and power engineering, automation, electronics, electrotechnics and space technology, mechanical engineering, material engineering and in the field of social sciences in the discipline: management and quality sciences. The Mining Machines promotes articles presenting the results of research, theoretical, design and innovative analyses related to mechanical engineering, in particular with the design of machines, mechanical systems, processes and processing methods, new materials, new measurement methods, new applications of information technology in particular in the field of: mechanisation of mining and enrichment processes in the mining industry, automation and robotisation of technological processes in mining, mechanisation of production processes and ore haulage, development of technologies and equipment for environmental protection transformation of post-industrial sites, construction and operation of machinery, mechanics, materials engineering, production engineering, laboratory and operational research in terms of functionality, reliability, ergonomics and occupational safety and environmental protection, implementation of the results of research and development projects, process management, artificial intelligence.
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What is the aims and scope of Mining Machines?
The "Mining Machines" presents the latest trends in the domain of engineering – and – technical sciences in the following scientific disciplines: environment engineering, mining and power engineering, automation, electronics, electrotechnics and space technology, mechanical engineering, material engineering and in the field of social sciences in the discipline: management and quality sciences. The Mining Machines promotes articles presenting the results of research, theoretical, design and innovative analyses related to mechanical engineering, in particular with the design of machines, mechani
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