Extraction
Maintenance and renewal of mining equipment.
Understand your costs. Plan site expenditure.
From extraction to processing, REX connects spending and operations to plan maintenance and guide mining investment decisions.
- areas of intervention
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- complementary solutions
- 6
- shared view of costs and decisions
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Your economic decisions
From ore to budget, a shared view.
Crushing, conveying and pumping each require energy, parts and people. Connect this spending to site operations to prepare shutdowns and compare investments in the context of production.
Processing
Energy and wear parts for crushing and grinding.
Transport
Maintenance of conveyors, vehicles and workshops.
Utilities
Spending on pumping, ventilation and electrical distribution.
From a conveyor stoppage to a maintenance date
What happens when the belt stops?
Shift logs show when the conveyor stopped and how long repairs took. Stockpile records show whether the processing plant kept running.
What should you budget for the conveyor?
In REX, your team can review belt repairs, spare parts used and time out of service. That record helps compare another repair with a planned belt replacement, taking potential lost processing time into account.
Explore the REX platformCrushing
Tonnes of ore prepared upstream.
Conveying
Parts, labour and time needed for the work.
Pumping
Process water needed by the plant.
Plan your conveyor shutdown.
Which conveyor feeds your plant, and how much ore do you have in the downstream stockpile? Let’s use those details to look at possible maintenance windows.
Discuss my mine site- Diagnostics
Use shift logs and maintenance records to find out why the conveyor keeps stopping.
- Investment studies
Compare repair and replacement costs alongside the time each option takes.