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Ground support in strongly foliated and faulted rocks at Woodlawn Mines, NSW
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(1990). Ground support in strongly foliated and faulted rocks at Woodlawn Mines, NSW.
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(1990). Ground support in strongly foliated and faulted rocks at Woodlawn Mines, NSW.
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Organization: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 6
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990
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| The Woodlawn base metal sulphide deposit, located 50km S of Goulbum, New South Wales, was mined as an open pit operation for 10 years from 1977, producing 8 million tonnes of ore. Underground development began in 1985 and reached full production of 500,000t/yr as open pit mining ceased in mid 1987. Underground development highlighted the extensive deformation and intense alteration associated with the deposit and the host rocks.The deposit occurs above an acid volcanic pile in a sequence of interbedded and interfingering shales, cherts, volcanogenic sediments and pyroclastics of mid to late Silurian age intruded by dolerite sills. |
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