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Assessing risk in grade-tonnage curves in a complex copper deposit, northern Brazil, based on an efficient joint
By M. B. Fonseca
Risk quantification in grade-tonnage curves is critical for capital investment in mining projects and can be obtained through geostatistical simulations of orebodies. A practical difficulty may arise
Jan 1, 2003
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Pillar Failure in Deep Coal Seams: Numerical Simulation
By S. Badr, R. Mendoza, M. U. Ozbay, M. D. G. Salamon
ABSTRACT: The use of coal pillars at depth is fraught with problems due roof control difficulties and the possible occurrence of coal or pillar bumps. In the USA the largest and most important applic
Jan 1, 2003
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Studies of load transfer mechanism for rock-socketed pile
By P. He
Abstract This paper introduces tested results of rock-socketed pile in Nanjing, Wuhan and Chongqing. From a force- transfer model, a distribution of axial force for pile-body and inlaid resistance for
Jan 1, 2003
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State of labour protection at coal mines analysis on the basis of economic risk
By S. G. Gendler
One of the ways of trauma and occupational diseases level reduction is noted to be the improvement of the labour protection measures planning. As an indicator for prospective trends determination in t
Jan 1, 2003
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Modifications to underground coal mine personnel transport vehicles for mine rescue duties
By S. L. Bell
Most Australian longwall coal mines are currently working coal faces up to nine kilometres from the surface. In the event of a mine emergency walking this sort of distance wearing breathing apparatus
Jan 1, 2003
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Utilizing strain criteria to predict highwall stability performance (99b83745-6008-4838-a805-df9da98849e4)
By W. Newcomen, D. Brox
The assessment of the stability performance of open pit highwalls has traditionally been based on consideration of surface movement rates. Although generally accepted in industry, this approach presen
Jan 1, 2003
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A quantitative evaluation of the load bearing capacity of ground and characteristic curves of tunneling
By T. Nishimura, H. Kiyama, K. Wakimoto
Discussion on the load bearing capacity of ground and the stability of tunnel is presented. We derive a simplified solution of a circular lined-tunnel in an elastic ground. The solution results in a b
Jan 1, 2003
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Stress analysis on slope profiles along the plane of failure at the vicinity of angulated surfaces with imbedded weak layer
By K. N. Karparov
The stress state on two slope profiles overlying an inclined surface with layer inclination of 50 and 150 are investigated. It is demonstrated that the induced stress state in an imbedded weak layer,
Jan 1, 2003
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Reply To H.G. Denkhaus ?Brittleness And Drillability? - In The Journal Of SAIMM, Vol 103. No. 8. Pp. 523
A large number of brittleness concepts have been used in very different studies in the literature. One of them is the B1brittleness concept. In this study, the objective is to criticize the B1 brittle
Jan 1, 2003
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Mine Haul Road Maintenance Management Systems
In surface mining operations, ultra-heavy trucks operate on haul road networks which are typically from 10?40 km in length. These road networks are often not optimally designed and maintained and as a
Jan 1, 2003
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Small scale laboratory experiments of boulders bouncing on granular slopes
By V. Labiouse, B. Heidenreich
The rebound phenomenon, which occurs during rockfalls when a rock block impacts with a slope surface, is influenced by several parameters related not only to the slope material but also to the block a
Jan 1, 2003
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Measurement of in situ stresses in deep drillholes for a hydroelectric project
By N. Kumar, A. K. Dhawan, A. Varughese, S. K. Khullar
Abstract The in-situ stress field is one of the primary parameters influencing the performance of underground structures particularly in the Himalayas where there is strong influence of topography
Jan 1, 2003
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Second Reply To R. Altindag ?Brittleness And Drillability? - In The Journal Of SAIMM, Vol 103. No. 8. Pp. 525
By H. G. Denkhaus
Please allow me the temerity to reply to your reply to my contribution as follows: A fracture is brittle if plastic deformation is absent or, conversely a fracture is ductile if plastic deformation
Jan 1, 2003
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Importance of failure mechanisms for management of surface instability risk above abandones mines
By J. P. Josien, Didier C.
ABSTRACT: France now faces the closure of most of its mining sites. Surface instability risk may sometimes remain, especially where large underground voids exist. This paper illustrates the importance
Jan 1, 2003
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Evaluation of Iyoni II methanometers (567d462a-c8c7-4da5-8e49-14e8ecc75dfb)
By J. E. Chilton
No regular monitoring of methane is required in areas of gassy coal mines outby the mining face. Methane ignitions that have occurred in mine outby areas indicate the need to provide better protectio
Jan 1, 2003
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The Use Of Surface Analytical Techniques To Characterize Steel Surfaces For Organic Coatings
By TvS. von Moltke
Steel is a highly versatile material due to its low cost and good mechanical properties, but typically needs some or other form of corrosion protection due to its tendency to corrode when exposed to a
Jan 1, 2003
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Zircon characterization—a new approach to an age-old problem
CSIRO Mineral has recently developed a new electron microprobe based system for characterizing zircon grains from heavy minerals sand deposits. The system acquires cathodoluminescence (CL) spectra, X-
Jan 1, 2003
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Characterization Of The Leaching Properties Of A Uranium Leaching Pulp
By J. Roodt
Paper written on project work carried out in partial fulfilment of B. Eng (Metallurgical Engineering) degree This work was done to characterize the leaching of a uranium containing pulp processed b
Jan 1, 2003
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Assessment of mass modulus of a weathered argillaceous rock
By Chris M. Haberfield, Neil D. Benson
The assessment of overall modulus (or stiffness) of a fractured weak to moderately strong rock mass is a key parameter in the design of civil engineering works in these materials. It also provides th
Jan 1, 2003
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Comment On G.J. De Korte?s ?Dense-Medium Beneficiation Of Fine Coal Revisited? - SAIMM Journal, Vol. 102, No. 7. October 2002
By P. J. van der Walt
Some 30 years ago exposure to dense-medium separation in South Africa, culminated in the adaptation of the process for the treatment of -0.5 mm fines. The first commercial plant at Greenside Colliery
Jan 1, 2003