Using New Radio Frequency Identification to Improve Scheduling and System Management of Rock Excavation and Transport

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Terry Cousins Luis Valentim
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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13
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1114 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

The goal of a mine is to produce ore at the lowest possible cost with due regard to safety of pemonnel and equipment. The mining process consists of a number of discrete operations such as planning, drilling, blasting,excavation, transportation and crushing. These processes are interrelated and cannot be considered as separate activities when optimising output and minimising cost. In order to optimise the global costs it may therefore be necessary to increase cost in one area such as blasting design and management beyond the norm.
Citation

APA: Terry Cousins Luis Valentim  (1998)  Using New Radio Frequency Identification to Improve Scheduling and System Management of Rock Excavation and Transport

MLA: Terry Cousins Luis Valentim Using New Radio Frequency Identification to Improve Scheduling and System Management of Rock Excavation and Transport. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1998.

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