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Mine Rehabilitation and Closure Cost: A Hidden Business Risk 3 3 S U M M A R Y The accuracy of mine closure and rehabilitation liabilities can have a material impact on the valuation of a mining company. Closing the current generation of very large open pit
Already with an approved rehabilitation plan and an ISO 14001, this prospective openpit mine employed geologic material characterization and modeling, as well as process and ground water modeling, among others to address openpit concerns. More importantly, the LGUs and the affected communities have expressed support for the project. In fact, Philex has already demonstrated the
Rehabilitation and mine closure 274. General provisions for mine site rehabilitation and closure 275. Mine closure plan for intended closing or abandonment 276. Submission of plans before closure of a mine 277. Closure of open pit mines 278. Openings to underground mines 279. Disposal of explosives 280. Closure of processing plants 281
I''ve subscribed to Mining Cost Service continuously for more than 12 years which has greatly assisted in the development of my estimating skills as a Mining Consultant. Mining Cost Service continues to be a useful reference on a wide range of topics for early stage mine planning through to ''fill the gaps'' on more detailed studies. Mining Cost Service provides an independent source for
When the mineral in the open pit is depleted, the mine need to undergo rehabilitation. Some of the time, abandoned open pits are used as dumping for solid waste.
We are proud about our ability to rehabilitate open pit mines to a state where grazing for animals can be cultivated. If we are involved in an open pit mining project from the planning stage, box cuts are planned in such a way that rehabilitation takes place while we mine. This not only save our clients money, but also saves the environment.
Mine rehabilitation is a long term process which should ideally begin during the planning phase of a development. Mine closure should aim to achieve longterm site stability and the establishment of a selfsustaining ecosystem. Digby Wells Environmental (hereafter Digby Wells), has been appointed by De Groote Boom Minerals (Pty) Ltd to compile a rehabilitation plan and closure cost estimate on
Basic Concept ) Open pit Mining method ) Bench ) Open Pit Bench Terminology ) Bench height ) Cutoff grade ) Open Pit Stability: i) Pit slope ii) Pit wall stability iii) Rock strength iv) Pit Depth v) Pit diameter vi) Water Damage vii) Strip Ratio (SR) ) Openpit mining sequence ) Various openpit and orebody configurations We will explore all of the above in Topic 6
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Rehabilitation commences immediately behind mining operations. Around 490Ha of mined land is rehabilitated. 240Ha of the rehabilitated land is now grazing ~75100 cattle. Five years of scientific cattle grazing trials conducted on the rehabilitated land indicate cattle on mined land perform as well, or better than, cattle on unmined land.
Rehabilitation management is an ongoing process, often resulting in open pit mines being backfilled. After mining finishes, the mine area must undergo rehabilitation. Waste dumps are contoured to flatten them out, to further stabilize them against erosion.
Open pit mining also called open cut mining or open cast mining is a surface mining technique used to extract rocks and minerals. It requires largescale equipment, including shovels and drills. Motor graders also play a role, maintaining haulage roads so that both equipment and mined material can be transported to and from the mines. South Africa is home to some of the biggest open pit
Open pit mines can be used in coal mining, and they are used extensively in "hard rock" mining for ores such as metal ores, copper, gold, iron, aluminum, and many minerals. In a open pit coal mine, the pit bottom would be the bottom mined coal seam elevation, since it is usually feasible to extract multiple seams when surface mining coal. In a hard rock mine, the bottom of the pit would be the
Around A83 million will be spent on rehabilitation at the openpit Dawson mine, near Moura, and almost A40 million at Capcoal openpit mine, near Middlemount, over five years.
Mining leases and concessions are linked with rehabilitation conditions and the obligation to comply with government regulations. Many operations make rehabilitation the responsibility of individual production staff by including rehabilitation targets in their performance appraisals. All operations reporting to the International Aluminium Institute have clearly defined rehabilitation
· Open pit mining (also known as strip mining) is the process of extracting ore, minerals and/or fossil fuels that occurs on the surface of a particular mining site. When considering all the mining operations in the world, at least 40 percent of mining takes place at the surface reports Greenpeace International. When compared to underground mining methods, open pit surface mining is
Mining landform design Rehabilitation trials inform postmining land use planning and optimise rehabilitation management processes. Waste rock is placed in line with the landform design, which aims to be stable and allow water to drain freely. The final design may involve leaving the mine pit to fill with water for use as a water
Earthworks and recontouring Areas surrounding the open pit will be rehabilitated to form parklands, where appropriate, adjacent to the lake. Some shallow areas will provide breeding and feeding areas for various species of fish such as eels and coarse fish.
Excavations (openpit mine) 16 Safety of Surface Openings 16 Stability of Surface Pillars 16 Mine Dewatering Ponds 17 Waste Rock Piles 17 Physical Stability 17 Waste Generating Acid Mine Drainage 17 Tailings and Sedimentation Ponds 17 Physical Stability 17 Chemical Stability of Materials 17 Water Collection Systems 17 Mining
Openpit mine: Chuquicamata copper mine, Región de Antofagas ta, Chile Locality : Región de Ant ofagasta, C hile. Pit dimensions : km long x 3 km wide x 850 m deep.
Openpit mining is to be considered one of the most dangerous sectors in the industrial world. It causes significant effects to miners health, as well as damage to the ecological land. Openpit mining causes changes to vegetation, soil, and bedrock, which ultimately contributes to changes in surface hydrology, groundwater levels, and flow paths
Although rehabilitation of openpit mines is not yet required by law in New Caledonia, mining companies are revegetating nickel mining sites in response to popular environmental concern.
Many open cut mining operations will leave their pits void at closure and leave them to fill with water via rain or by diverting a water source to empty into the new ''lake''.
· Mining Philippines 2010State of the Art of Open Pit Mine Rehabilitation A better understanding of the longterm behavior of jointed rock masses after unloading, analysis of pit walls following closure, and analysis of the effects of large failures on wave development and dissipation in pit lakes are needed. Currently, not much attention is being given to these areas (Van Zyl, 2009). bmp
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