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PT NEWMONT MINAHASA RAYA, NORTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA
Client: Location: Project: TRAIN LOCAL VILLAGERS ON REEF BALL CONSTRUCTION TO PROVIDE A SOURCE OF INCOME FOR THEM AND ALSO ENHANCEMENT OF LOCAL MARINE AREAS. IT IS A WAY FOR NEWMONT TO HELP THE COMMUNITY AND PROVIDE EXPERTISE THEY CAN USE ONCE THE MINE CLOSES, WHICH WILL BE IN 3-5 YEARS. BARGE Looks as though we may get a landing craft. We can put a crane or mobile crane on it no problem. I don't think they are too happy about letting the cable down into the seawater though and we don't have a pelican hook. One option is to add some older cable to the winch. Or sling a platform that we lower until the PB is half submerged and then tip and slide PB off. what are your thoughts and what is the great technique that you mentioned? Modules will be dropping 10-20m to a sandy bottom.

dsc00038 6/18/02 12:10 PM

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rb09 pouring a BB with scenic background.  Some may be placed in this bay, but majority will be to left on seaward side.

pouring a BB with scenic background. Some may be placed in this bay, but majority will be to left on seaward side.

rb01 Pallet Ball being covered with wet burlap and then plastic to help create humid environment to assist curing.

Pallet Ball being covered with wet burlap and then plastic to help create humid environment to assist curing.

rb03 numbered plaque insert to add numbers to PBs to aid monitoring.

numbered plaque insert to add numbers to PBs to aid monitoring.

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pallet_ball-dlennon_indo Dave Lennon, A Reef Ball Trainer, looks at the marking patterns for monitoring purposes.

Dave Lennon, A Reef Ball Trainer, looks at the marking patterns for monitoring purposes.

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