Computer Simulation Of Tailings Pond Operation And Spread Sheet Analysis For Waste Management Optimization - Situation

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jack O?Hearn
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

A liquid and solid waste management plan for an operating uranium ore processing mill was developed to efficiently and effectively dispose of existing solid wastes and related, affected surface and ground water resources. The goal of this management plan was to achieve satisfactory clean up of these existing wastes ad their by-products as well as to prevent similar situations from occurring in the future. An existing, modern system of synthetically lined tailings ponds, constructed after many years of mill operations, now provides an approved site for the disposal and containment of waste streams currently generated by the mill. This system was thought to be readily adaptable to serve as a key element of the waste management plan. The potential presence of extra capacity in these ponds could eliminate or reduce expenditures for new facilities required solely for proper management of liquid and solid wastes generated by operations prior to construction of the modern tailings ponds as well as for a range of anticipated future operations.
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APA: Jack O?Hearn  (1984)  Computer Simulation Of Tailings Pond Operation And Spread Sheet Analysis For Waste Management Optimization - Situation

MLA: Jack O?Hearn Computer Simulation Of Tailings Pond Operation And Spread Sheet Analysis For Waste Management Optimization - Situation. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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