Sun December 10, 2006
Metso Unveils New Lokotracks for North American Market
Building on more than 20 years of experience with the Lokotrack mobile crushing concept, Metso Minerals has unveiled an entirely new generation of mobile plants for primary crushing. The Lokotrack LT3054, LT1315 and LT1415 combine continuous high crushing capacity, a broad range of process options and user-friendly operation with the latest dust and noise reduction options....
Wed July 26, 2006
Powerscreen Warrior Radial Made for N. American Needs
The new Powerscreen Warrior Radial is capable of dry screening, three-way splitting and stockpiling a wide variety of materials in recycling, aggregates, C&D debris, compost, topsoil, coal and iron ore....
Pete Sigmund - Tue June 27, 2006
NYC’s Central Park: An American Masterpiece
Editor's Note: This article is the second in an occasional series on iconic United States construction projects.)Update: We revisit Central Park here. Building New York City's Central Park in the 19th century from the ground up was a mammoth manual grading and beautifying construction project that produced what many consider to be the century's greatest work of American art....
Tue May 09, 2006
Saluda Dam Project Earns American Society of Civil Engineer’s Award
After setting a North American record for the most roller compacted concrete placed in a single day —18,590 cu. yds. — Columbia, SC’s Saluda Dam Remediation Project has been honored with the American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) 2006 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (OCEA) award....
Sat April 29, 2006
AEM Chairs Canadian American Business Council Policy Group
Nick Yaksich, vice president of Global Public Policy of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), has been appointed to chair the policy committee of the Canadian American Business Council (CABC)....
Christine Coleman - Mon February 27, 2006
American Rental Association Celebrates 50 Years in Orlando
The 50th Anniversaries for the American Rental Association (ARA) and The Rental Show combined for a true celebration in Orlando Feb. 6 to 9, bringing the pre-show expectation of the greatest anniversary party the rental industry has ever seen to large-scale reality....
Bonnie L. Quick - Fri December 09, 2005
Crane Makes American Debut at Clearwater Condominium Project
The Terex-Bendini RT 660B is the new crane on the block in Clearwater, FL. The Residences of Windward Passage, a mid-rise condominium project is being built only 16 feet from the water’s edge. The $60 million project will have 55 luxury units built in six stories on a sand base will have more than 400 auger cast pilings to support its foundation....
Sat December 03, 2005
American to Oversee $4.1B London Olympics Project
BOISE, ID (AP) An American engineer who oversaw digging on the rail tunnel that connects England and France will lead construction for the 2012 London Olympics, a post due to get intense public scrutiny in coming years as workers race to complete stadiums, swimming pools and arenas on budget and in time for opening ceremonies....
Tue August 23, 2005
Klein Lube Truck Drives S. American Mining Op
A mining company in South America is using large shovels and off-highway trucks to remove overburden at a vast mine in Columbia. Due to the size of the mine and the distance to the service centers, servicing these machines efficiently presented a real challenge....
Maybelle G. Cagle - Mon June 06, 2005
Parkway Traces American Indian Path
Four engineers and contractors who helped complete the final segments of the Natchez Trace Parkway were recognized at a ceremony marking the end of construction after 67 years. The historic parkway stretches 444 mi....
