Feasibility Data Defines Risks - Development Drilling And Bulk Sampling

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 10, 1967

Abstract

A development drilling and bulk sampling program should furnish the following information: (1) geology of the mineralized zone, (2) quantitative data on grade and tons of material within pertinent cutoff limits, (3) physical size and shape of the deposit and areas underlain by waste as well as ore, (4) mineralogical and metallurgical characteristics of the ore, (5) physical characteristics of the ore, (6) bulk samples for metallurgical testing and grade, (7) data on factors that affect mining operations, such as ground water and ground conditions. The method and equipment best suited for a particular drilling job depend upon the geologic features of the mineral deposit to be tested.
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APA:  (1967)  Feasibility Data Defines Risks - Development Drilling And Bulk Sampling

MLA: Feasibility Data Defines Risks - Development Drilling And Bulk Sampling. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1967.

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