As well as the classic themes, the UGOL ROSSII & MINING 2010 offers, for the first time with a Special Feature, a podium for the sector; Safety & Security. This is a significant moment for the future- orientated development of the mining sector in Russia. Drift mining Shaft sinking, opening out and advance working Mining (underground) Supports and walling Cutting and filling Materials handling, logistics Ventilation, drainage Surface mining Mining, continuous and discontinuous Conveyance, continuous and discontinuous Transport, logistics, auxiliary processes Storage mining Deep-hole drilling Mineral dressing plant Coke-oven equipment Coal conversion plant Drive units Pumps and compressors Electrical plant and equipment communications, data processing and trans-mission Measurement and safety equipment Pneumatic and hydraulic tools Tools Chemical products, materials, building materials Valves and fittings Chains, ropes, lines and wire goods Rubber and plastic products Fasteners, bearings, lubrication and miscellaneous expendables Specialist firms for the mining industry Consulting/Engineering Machinery and plant for process control Process metrology Mining companies Industrial materials Pit gas Specialist literature, film and photographic documentation Environmental Protection Miscellaneous Personal protective equipment for miners Firedamp protection, fire prevention, enviroment protection General safety at mines The Focal Points Now with Special Feature Safety & Security
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As well as the classic themes, the UGOL ROSSII & MINING 2010 offers, for the fi rst time with a Special Feature, a podium for the sector; Safety & Security. This is a signifi cant moment for the future-orientated development of the mining sector in Russia.
Drift mining
Shaft sinking, opening out and advance working
Mining (underground)
Supports and walling
Cutting and fi lling
Materials handling, logistics
Ventilation, drainage
Surface mining
Mining, continuous and discontinuous
Conveyance, continuous and discontinuous
Transport, logistics, auxiliary processes
Storage mining
Deep-hole drilling
Mineral dressing plant
Coke-oven equipment
Coal conversion plant
Drive units
Pumps and compressors
Electrical plant and equipment communi cations, data processing and trans-mission
Measurement and safety equipment
Pneumatic and hydraulic tools
Tools
Chemical products, materials, building materials
Valves and fi ttings
Chains, ropes, lines and wire goods
Rubber and plastic products
Fasteners, bearings, lubrication and miscellaneous expendables
Specialist fi rms for the mining industry
Consulting/Engineering
Machinery and plant for process control
Process metrology
Mining companies
Industrial materials
Pit gas
Specialist literature, fi lm and photographic documentation
Environmental Protection
Miscellaneous
Personal protective equipment for miners
Firedamp protection, fi re prevention, enviroment protection
General safety at mines
The Focal Points
Now with Special Feature Safety & Security
Kuznetsk basin/Kuzbass
NovokuznetskYerunakovo
MyskiMezhdurechensk
Leninsk-Kuznetsky
BelovoGuryevsk
KiselevskProkopyevsk
Osinniki
Berezovsky
Kemerovo
Anzhero-SudzhenskYurga
Promyshlennaya Tom River
Tom River
Mrassy River
Inya River
NOVOSIBIRSKREGION
ALTAI REGION
ALTAIREPUBLIC
KHAKASSAUTONOMIOUS
REGION
KRASNOYARSKREGION
TOM REGION
Main Coal Flooring Areas
Promising Yerunak Coalfield
Themed Special Feature Safety and Security
The Special Feature “Safety and Security”, held for the fi rst time as part of UGOL ROSSII & MINING 2010, promises to produce some interesting and innovative impulses for safety underground. In addition to classic invest-ment in mining infrastructure, safety and security rank increasingly high on the list of required investment. In underground coal mining methane is always critical. Therefore technologies for the early detection and management of explosive gases rank high on the agenda. Likewise, plants for using methane gas as a source of energy are gaining in importance in terms of energy effi ciency. Suppliers of the relevant know-how will therefore meet with an interested audience at this Special Show.
The focal themes of “Safety and Security” in detail:
Personal Protective Equipment for Miners
Respiratory protective equipment
Eye and ear protection
Protective helmets
Hand, arm, leg protection, protective shoes
High-visibility clothing, waterproof clothing
Explosion Protection, Fire Prevention, Environmental Protection
Stationary and hand-held gas measuring devices (methane, carbon monoxide, oxygen, nitrous fumes etc.)
Explosion-proof electro-technical and electronic equipment
Mine gas detection, mine gas removal by suction, mine gas processing
Spraying equipment for cutting winning machines and road headers
Dust extraction sets
Permitted explosives
Explosion barriers
General Safety at Mines
Strata control (scaling machines, roof bolting, support, shotcreting machines etc.)
Monitoring installations for machinery and equipment (conveyor belts, energy supply, main fan, etc.)
Fire detection systems
Fire extinguishing systems
Manual fi re extinguishers
Kuzbass
GorlovoMinussinskUlug Chem
Irkutsk basin
Baikal
Kansk-Achinsk
Tunguska
Lena
Taimyr Syryanka
NE-Revier
SeyaBureya
Primorye
Southern Yakutsk basin Sachalin
Pechora
SerovskKisel
Southern Ural
Chelyabinsk
Eastern Donbass
Moscow basin
Hard coal
Coking coal
Brown coal
Location of mines
Facts & Figures
Exhibitors at UGOL ROSSII & MINING (per year)
6122008
5022009
2007 552
2006 530
2005 449
2004 357
Net Occupied Space at UGOL ROSSII & MINING (per year/in sqm)
8,8502006
7,0792005
12,0002008
12,0002009
9,4872007
5,0802004
Kuzbass
GorlovoMinussinskUlug Chem
Irkutsk basin
Baikal
Kansk-Achinsk
Tunguska
Lena
Taimyr Syryanka
NE-Revier
SeyaBureya
Primorye
Southern Yakutsk basin Sachalin
Pechora
SerovskKisel
Southern Ural
Chelyabinsk
Eastern Donbass
Moscow basin
Hard coal
Coking coal
Brown coal
Location of mines
Kuzbass
GorlovoMinussinskUlug Chem
Irkutsk basin
Baikal
Kansk-Achinsk
Tunguska
Lena
Taimyr Syryanka
NE-Revier
SeyaBureya
Primorye
Southern Yakutsk basin Sachalin
Pechora
SerovskKisel
Southern Ural
Chelyabinsk
Eastern Donbass
Moscow basin
Hard coal
Coking coal
Brown coal
Location of mines
283,02004
314,02007
326,02008
309,02006
298,02005
276,52003
Kuznetsk basin Russia Source: Rosinformugol
Coal extraction; Kuznetsk basin and Russia (per year / in million tons)
The service provided by our experienced service team: Individual design or cost-optimised basic stand. We will plan and complete your exhibition stand in a cost-conscious and punctual manner right up to the turnkey handing over of the trade fair ready stand to your trade fair team.
The prices in Novokuznetsk for
hall space including basic stand construction EUR 390.00/m2
Open-air exhibition space EUR 140.00/m2
Our Service – Stand Construction
Visitor promotion through Direct mailings
Advertisements in trade journals
Posters
Radio spots
Press work
... and more: Additional services for you
The Messe Düsseldorf GmbH organises the UGOL ROSSII & MINING with its long-time partner Kuzbass Fair from Novokuznetsk in Russia and its subsidiary OOO Messe Düsseldorf Moscow.
Our Partners – Our Cooperating Ties
In our more than 60 years of history, we – the Messe Düsseldorf GmbH – have already organised more than 4,000 events around the world. Consequently, we are the leading foreign exhibition/trade fair company in Germany. Each year, we plan and realise about 80 exhibitions and trade fair participations around the world. We have in this regard placed special attention on the Eastern European markets and, in particular, the countries of the CIS.
Messe Düsseldorf GmbH – Global key player in foreign business!
Free entry cards for exhibitors
VIP visitor liaison
Interpreter service
Visitor and exhibitor questionnaires
Concluding exhibition report
Organisers
17th International Trade Fair for Mining TechnologyExploration, Underground Mining, Open-Cast Mining, Mineral Processing and Coal Preparation
1–4 June 2010 Novokuznetsk/Russia
www.ugol-mining.comGive us a call.We’d be delighted to help you!
17th International Trade Fair for Mining TechnologyExploration, Underground Mining, Open-Cast Mining, Mineral Processing and Coal Preparation
AEI Cables Ltd.Allenwest Wallacetown Ltd.ALTA A.S. (JSC)AMD-Otto Hennlich Technology GmbHANDRITZ Representative Offi ce MoscowANKER-FLEXCO GmbHATB MORLEY Ltd.A-TEC Anlagentechnik GmbHAVHB – Hydraulika s.r.o.Baldwin & FrancisBartec Sicherheits-Schaltanlagen GmbHBASF Construction Chemicals Europe AGBecker Mining Systems AGBeijing Zhongtuhuide Consulting Co. Ltd.Betek Bergbau- u. Hartmetalltechnik
Karl-Heinz Simon GmbH & Co. KGBreuer-Motoren GmbH & Co. KGBridon International GmbHBucyrus DBT Europe GmbHZAO CarboZAKKCASAR Drahtseilwerk Saar GmbHCFT GmbH Compactfi ltertechnikClayton Equipment Ltd.Coal Age E & M World Mining EquipmentCoal Control Gesellschaft für
Automation mbHCompensus Sp. z o.o.Conbelts Bytom S.A.Confl ow Ltd.Continental Conveyor Ltd.DAT Bergbautechnik GmbHDavis Derby Ltd.Demeta GmbHDosco Overseas Engineering Ltd.Draka Industrial Cable GmbHEickhoff Bergbautechnik GmbHEMG Automation GmbH Werk ELTMAZaklad Maszyn Elektrycznych EMIT S.A.ENELEX s.r.o.Fabryka Maszyn Famur S.A.Capital Group Fasing Plc.Fenner Dunlop Conveyor Belting
EuropeFHF Bergbautechnik GmbH & Co. KGOOO FUCHS OILGlinik Spolka z o.o. Zaklad Maszyn
GorniczychMaschinenfabrik Glückauf
GmbH & Co. KG
H + E Logistik GmbHHallite Seals International Ltd.Hauhinco Maschinenfabrik G. Haus-
herr, Jochums GmbH & Co. KGHAUSALIT Maschinenbau und
und AnlagentechnikKennametal AMSG GmbHKoexpro Ostrava, a. s.Krummenauer Anlagenbau GmbHOOO Liebherr-RusslandLincoln GmbHMesse Düsseldorf GmbHOOO MethaneSafetyMine Radio Systems (Europe) Limi-
tedOOO MinovaMinova CarboTech GmbHMinova TPS Ltd.OOO Neue EnergetikaNeuhäuser GmbHNILOS GmbH & Co. KGOstroj Opava a.s.Ostroj-Hansen+Reinders, spol. s r.oOzkan Demir Celik Sanayi A.S.P & H Minepro ServicesHermann Paus Maschinenfabrik GmbHPGM Project German Mining GmbHTrade & Investment Promotion
Section Embassy of the Republic of Poland
Wolfgang Preinfalk GmbH
Pro2 Anlagentechnik GmbH
PRYSMIAN Kabel und Systeme GmbH
Putzmeister Concrete Pumps GmbH
REMAG S.A.
RMI Pressure Systems Ltd. Mining Products Division
RYFAMA S. A. Rybnicka Fabryka Maszyn
Saarland International Ministerium für Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft
SANY Heavy Industry Co., Ltd.
SBE Schrader Bergbau Elektrik GmbH
Scantech International Pty. Ltd.
Seebach GmbH
Sempertrans Belchatow Sp. z o.o.
SIEMAG M-TEC² GmbH
SMT Scharf Saar GmbH
Steinert Elektromagnetbau GmbH
FTT Stomil Wolbrom S.A.
T Machinery a.s. (JSC.)
TAKRAF GmbH
Técnicas Hidráulicas S.A.
J.D. Theile GmbH & Co. KG
THIELE GmbH & Co. KG
ThyssenKrupp Fördertechnik GmbH
Tiefenbach Control Systems GmbH
TLT-Turbo GmbH
Tradelink Publications Ltd.
Transfl uid S.r.l.
Trolex Ltd.
Tschan GmbH
Verlag Glückauf GmbH
Victor Products Ltd.
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG
WAGENER Schwelm GmbH & Co.
A. WEBER Spolka zo.o.
Zaklady Mechaniczne ‘WIROMET’ S.A.
WIRTH Maschinen- und Bohrgeräte-Fabrik GmbH
World Expo International Sp. z o.o.
Xubi Engranajes S.L.
ZAM – SERVIS s.r.o (Ltd.)
Zephyr, s.r.o.
TALLERES ZITRON S.A.
China Zhengzhou Coal Mining Machinery (Group) Co., Ltd.
ZZM-KOPEX GROUP
International Exhibitors at UGOL ROSSII & MINING 2009
Now with
Special Feature
Safety & Security
Travel information
Hotels in all price categories
Currency: Ruble (Import/export not permitted)
Visa is required
Local time: CET + six hours
Novokuznetsk was founded in 1618, and in the past centuries has expe-rienced an eventful history. The city fi rst gained importance 120 years ago when the fi rst mineral resources were found in the Kuzbass Area. During the time when Stalin was in power, the city was populated and consistently industrialized and expanded to this day into a leading mining centre in the middle of Siberia. Approx imately 600,000 people live in Novokuznetsk today. The city has its own airport and can be reached daily from Moscow by Siberian Airlines and Ural Airlines. The largest hotel in the centre is the Novokuznetskaya, which is near the central place of the city of Novokuznetsk.
Novokuznetsk is one of the largest industrial centres of Western Siberia, and the home of the two metallurgy state holding companies “West Siberian Metallurgical Combine” (ZSMK, ZapSib) and “Novokuznetsk Metallurgical Combine” (NKMK; in former times known as KMK). Both are amongst the largest steel pro-ducers in Russia. This is also the location of the Novokuznetsk alu-minium plant, the Novokuznetsk factory for ferrous alloys, several coal mines, the Kuznetsk Basin, machinery manufacturing companies, food-making factories and two combined heat and power stations.
Novokuznetsk – Travel information
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DonetskDonetsk
regard put their faith in the knowl-edge and know-how of Western suppliers, making inquiries on-site about machinery, plants as well as consultation and service.
Consequently, for companies from the large mining technology sector, a fertile fi eld of new business poten-tial is offered at the UGOL ROSSII & MINING, one of the most important mining industry trade fairs for Russian industry, which will open its doors again in Novokuznetsk between 1st and 4th of June 2010.
Founded in 1992 as the “Coal of Russia” and organised in cooperation between Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and its Russian partner SAO Kuzbasskaya Yarmaka from 2000 on, this UGOL ROSSII & MINING trade fair has developed into a widely recognised forum, at which supply of and de-mand for high-performance mining technology can be optimally brought together.
The Best Prospects for the FutureThe industry exhibition in 2009 attracted more than 17,000 visitors
from all regions of the CIS and neigh-bouring states. The approximately 500 exhibitors from 19 countries were enthused by the high technical competence of the visitors and many
declared their intention to exhibit again in 2010 at this important indus-try exhibition in order to maintain contacts and cooperation with exist-ing customers and to fi nd potential new customers, especially in these times of economic crisis.
Globally operating companies for mining technology and raw materials exploitation will continue to have the best prospects for successful cooperation with the Russian mining sector as the companies’ decision-makers place their faith in the knowledge and service of foreign suppliers. For the upcoming event, renowned companies from Germany, Great Britain, Poland and the Czech Republic have already announced their participation. The Association of British Mining Equipment Compa-nies (ABMEC) will again be repre-sented with a collective exhibition
stand. Companies from the Saarland will also exhibit again with a collec-tive exhibition booth. The federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia is supporting the exhibition participa-tion of small and medium-sized businesses on the initiative of the Düsseldorf Chamber of Commerce and Industry with the KleingruppePlus (Small-Group Plus) promotional programme. Most mining suppliers from Germany, who are exhibiting at the UGOL ROSSII & MINING, are members of the German Mining-Equipment Association (VDMA).
This is reason enough to be at the UGOL ROSSII & MINING 2010. Once again, the venue of the 17th exhibition is the central square of the city of Novokuznetsk, near the Hotel Novokuznetskaya, which will provide suffi cient space for the ever increasing demand for exhibition space. In temporary state-of-the-art exhibition halls, we will design and organise an industry exhibition for you with professional infrastructure – from visitor promotion to the planning and construction of your exhibition stand – together with our long-term Russian partner Kuzbass Fair and our Russian subsidiary OOO Messe Düsseldorf Moscow.
Be There!
T he government is already announcing the end of the
recession, after the economy again showed positive progress in the third quarter of this year. And President Medwedew is making his country take note of an innovation drive. Just as the crisis hit the raw materials suppliers the hardest, so are they now among the fi rst to benefi t from the economic recov-ery and the corresponding increase in demand for raw materials and energy carriers.
On Investment Course.As a result, the planners and doers of the primary sector are getting back to normal again. And the order of the day is large-scale infrastructure projects: Primarily the modernisation of existing raw material mines and fi elds and, consequently, the increase of productivity and sustainability, as well as the opening up of new mining areas and the extension of the manufacturing industry and the necessary modern logistics and transport systems by water and by rail. To give just one example of the upcoming, gigantic fi scal transfers – according to the plans of the Russian Energy Strategy – in the Republic of Sakha alone, in the region of 70 billion EUR have been earmarked for necessary in-vestments up until the year 2020.
On the High-Tech Track.The most important point of this Energy Strategy agenda is the in-crease in coal production from the current 320 million tonnes a year to 400-430 million tonnes by 2020. One of the most signifi cant centres of this course of expansion is the Kuznetsk Basin, where approxi-mately 60% of Russian coal is currently mined and where the UGOL ROSSII & MINING venue is located.
For this ambitious growth pro-gramme, by which the companies have not only set their sights on the more effi cient supply of exist-ing European consumers, but which is also focusing on expansion into the Asian market, state-of-the-art technology is above all required. The Russian companies in this
On the Upward Trend.
Russia is one of the most attractive and most growth-orientated national economies in the world. Even the global economic crisis has not been able to change that to any great degree. Despite the negative development in the second half of 2008, the gross domestic product still considerably showed single digit growth in the annual average.
