References

Project Management and Consultancy Real Time Mining at Eijkelkamp SonicSampDrill (April 2015 – April 2019)
Eijkelkamp Sonicsampdrill is a subsidary of Royal Eijkelkamp and is a partner in the European H2020 Project Real Time Mining. In this project algorithms are developed and tested for the performance of sonic drill rigs in relation to the mechanical rock properities.

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Test with Sonic Drill Rig, Weeze, Germany (photo’s: courtesy of Royal Eijkelkamp)

The project is finished succesfully with a Paper at the Real Time Mining Conference in Freiberg, Germany at 25 -27 March, 2019.


Paper at the Real Time Mining Conference in Freiberg, Germany, 25 – 27 March 2019


Coaching of participants in a Product Management game at Royal IHC (October 2015)
Royal IHC has introduced the Product Management Manual in the context of the One-IHC Programme. During three full day courses the participants were trained in the Product Management Life Cycle Model.

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Management Game at Royal IHC, Kinderdijk, Netherlands (photo’s: courtesy of Royal IHC)


Project Management SOLSA at Eijkelkamp SonicSampDrill (February 2016 – present)
Eijkelkamp Sonicsampdrill is a subsidary of Royal Eijkelkamp and is one of the nine partners in the European H2020 Project SOLSA. In this project a state of the art Sonic Drill Rig is developed, build and tested at a nickel mining site in New Caledonia as part of the SOLSA Expert System.

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SOLSA Expert System and Fieldtest in Southern France at a Bauxite mine. (photo’s: courtesy of Royal Eijkelkamp)


Technical Consultancy SWORD bij TI Geoscienses, UK (July – August 2017)
TI Geosciences develops together with Royal IHC the SWORD, a very innovative deepsea tool which will be able to catch geotechnical first class soil samples up to a depth of 3000m below sealevel. As part of a technical audit an outline report was made of both the marinized sonic drillhead as well as the different drilling and sampling tools in combination with the in-situ testing systems.


Artist impression SWORD (photo: courtesy of Royal IHC)