Cavability Investigation Of A Stratabound Copper Deposit, Tong Kuang Yu Mine, Shanxi Province, China

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
W. C. Lacy
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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7
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1844 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Stratabound copper ore bodies in thick Proterozoic metamorphosed sedimentary and volcanic rocks at the Tong Kuang Yu Mine in southern Shanxi Province of China were considered as possibly being amenable to block cave mining. Initial evaluation of caving characteristics was based upon old calyx drilling records, limited underground mining experience and geological mapping, a few diamond drill holes and measurements in surface subsidence features. Classification and mapping distribution of rock quality types aided in mine design, prediction of fragment sizing and explosive requirements, cave assist and ground support requirements. Comparison is made between early feasibility predictions and actual mine experience.
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APA: W. C. Lacy  (1989)  Cavability Investigation Of A Stratabound Copper Deposit, Tong Kuang Yu Mine, Shanxi Province, China

MLA: W. C. Lacy Cavability Investigation Of A Stratabound Copper Deposit, Tong Kuang Yu Mine, Shanxi Province, China. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 1989.

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