Leach Pad Liner Stability On Slopes-Two Case Histories

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. A. Poulter
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

The stability of a liner system is influenced by many factors which can be compiled into four basic groups. They are: 1. the liner system components and physical characteristics; 2. the geometry and slope of the liner system; 3. the loading conditions on the liner system; and 4. the foundation conditions under the liner system. Failures in the liner system that are due to one or more factors from the first three groups usually result in movement relative to the plans of the liner system. Failures associated with factors in the fourth group result in deformation(s) across the liner system section beyond its design limits. For purposes of these discussions a failure in the liner system refers to displacements or movements resulting in physical damage to the liner system such that it can no longer function.
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APA: D. A. Poulter  (1995)  Leach Pad Liner Stability On Slopes-Two Case Histories

MLA: D. A. Poulter Leach Pad Liner Stability On Slopes-Two Case Histories. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1995.

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