| 2010.12.15 |
| Season greetings 2011 |
Dear Clients and Friends!
An exciting and busy year is coming to an end. TKMH wishes you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Your ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling Team |
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| 2010.12.06 |
| TKMH spanning 3 decades as supplier of choice at Kumba |  |
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ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling (TKMH), a division of ThyssenKrupp PDNA Engineering (Pty) Ltd, was selected as partner of choice when, in 1973, construction on the Sishen-Saldanha Bay iron ore export project commenced and, 35 years on, TKMH remains a preferred supplier of turnkey bulk materials handling solutions.
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| 2010.11.23 |
| TKMH-Turnkey Coal Handling Equipment for new Coal Stockyard | |
ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling (TKMH) secured the tender to supply coal handling equipment to feed the new 4 800 MW Medupi Power Station built by Eskom Holdings Ltd. in Lephalale, Limpopo province.
The tender calls for the supply of two off luffing slewing stackers and two off bi-directional drum reclaimers, each with a 43.5m rail width, to handle the coal stockpiles with respective handling capacities of 4000 tonnes /hr and 3 400 tonnes /hr.
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| 2010.11.01 |
| Stacking, reclaiming and blending effects | |
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ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling (TKMH), a division of ThyssenKrupp PDNA Engineering (Pty) Ltd, is a leading supplier of mining and materials handling plants and equipment to southern African industries and mines. Within the ThyssenKrupp Group, the South African company is the world’s centre of excellence for drum reclaimer technology. MechTech talks to Klaus-Peter Müller, the company’s MD, about stockyard handling techniques and the blending effects that can be achieved through different stacker and reclaimer combinations.
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| 2010.10.01 |
| Power to the people | |
Laura Cornish in SA Mining October 2010.
Last month took me on one of the most interesting and ‘eye-opening’ trips I have been on since my mining days began in early 2005.
Thanks to my host, ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling (TKMH), I was privileged to see my first power station – and not in the far distance from the road or from an open-cast coal mine.
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| 2010.07.19 |
| TKMH delivers service excellence at Platinum Mine | |
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Northam Platinum Mine commissioned an original equipment circular Stacker / Reclaimer from ThyssenKrupp in 1991. During 2009 problems with the slew bearings on the stacker became evident and ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling (TKMH) was requested to conduct an onsite inspection of the equipment with specific reference to the conditions of the slew bearings.
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| 2009.12.18 |
| Season greetings 2010 |
Dear Clients and Friends!
It was a great pleasure working with you together in 2009. As a successful year comes to an end TKMH desires to wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
May 2010 be a year of champions!
In this spirit: Let's get the ball rolling!
Your ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling Team |
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| 2009.11.06 |
| NEW PRODUCT - Container Tippler CT-20 released | |
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ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling is proud to announce the release of its Container Tippler CT-20 into the bulk materials handling market.
This unique Container Tippler CT-20 provides an alternative yet flexible way of handling bulk materials at ports and stockyards using the existing container handling infrastructure. Diverse bulk materials can be handled cost effectively. No stockpile or storage sheds are required.
Minimised environmental pollution can be achieved easily as the bulk materials are not exposed to any external weather conditions during transit or storage. |
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| 2009.05.01 |
| 4th Drum Reclaimer for Kumba Iron Ore at Sishen |
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Kumba awards TKMH with another order for a Drum Reclaimer with a capacity of 5500 t/h. This will then be the 4th new Drum Reclaimer after successfully delivering three machines to Sishen over the last few years. TKMH feels honored by the trust Kumba puts in us based on their experience with our machines. Quality, low operating costs and reliability are key factors that play an important role for Kumba. TKMH is dedicated to make this project another success to enable Sishen to reach even higher production goals.
TKMH is proud to be a business partner of a global player in the iron ore industry. |
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| 2009.01.10 |
| Homepage in Portuguese |
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Due to growing economies in Angola and Mozambique resulting in increasing interest in Mining and Materials Handling Equipment TKMH is happy to announce that the homepage is now also available in Portuguese.
A warm welcome to all Portuguese speaking people. |
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| 2009.01.01 |
| Season greetings 2009 |
We wish our clients and their families a Happy New Year. May 2009 be a successful one!
Your ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling Team |
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| New TKMH Company Brochure | |
Dear Stakeholder
The new TKMH company brochure is now also available for download. Please bear in mind that the download can take some time depending on your internet connection and the file size (3.7 MB).
Your ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling Team |
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| 2008.03.11 |
| Rand Water - Vaal Barrage |
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ThyssenKrupp Materials Handling has been awarded the contract to design, fabricate and erect a New Gate Handling System to replace the existing Goliath Crane at the Vaal Barrage Site. (Vaal Park Area)
With the inclusion of an additional nine lifting and equipment handling positions, TKMH have engineered a unique machine to run on rails spanning over the entire width of the Barrage. In addition to the existing upstream rails a new rail will be installed on the downstream side of the Barrage to accommodate the additional lifting required by this upgrade. Provision will also be made for ease of maintenance on top of the Barrage.
The Barrage was completed in 1923 and is a distinctive landmark along the Vaal River. This posed a unique challenge to our Engineers to increase safety when handling the 27 Ton gates and allowing for operations to continue while being exposed to winds speeds of up to 108 km/h. |
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| 2008.01.31 |
| Majuba Power Plant |
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Machine A has been successfully commissioned for all practical purposes and is in operation since 21 December 2007. The photo shows the ash stacking operation on the 26. of January.
Machine B has been completed both mechanically and EC&I. Start of cold commissioning is expected within the next week or two. Hot commissioning should be completed by the end of February 2008. |
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| 2007.10.10 |
| Majuba Power Plant |
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Design and Fabrication for the Majuba Ash Stacker machines are at 97% each. The erection program for Machine A is 90% and for Machine B 30%. Pre-Commissioning checks on Machine A is 70% completed. Machine A should be ready for Hot Commissioning by the End of October. |
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| 2007.09.27 |
| Catoca Phase 1 |
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Design and Fabrication of Phase 1 is at a status of about 60%. The transportation to site is at a status of about 50%. The site erection has just started and is at about 10%. |
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| 2007.09.27 |
| Catoca Phase 3 |
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Design and Fabrication of Catoca Phase 3 is finished. The transportation of the material to site is at a 85% status. The installation of the equipment is running. The status of the site erection is about 40%. |
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