Production planning with working-slope maximum-metal pit sequences

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
H. Sevim D. D. Lei
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Jul 1, 1996

Abstract

Long-term production planning in open-pit mines requires the determination of cut-off grade, mining and milling production rates, a mining sequence, mine life and ultimate pit limits. Since these variables interact in a circular fashion, a genuine solution to the problem necessitates their simultaneous determination. A methodology with this capability is described. This comprises a group of heuristic algorithms and an unconventional dynamic programming algorithm. The method is demonstrated using data for a gold deposit in the western USA
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APA: H. Sevim D. D. Lei  (1996)  Production planning with working-slope maximum-metal pit sequences

MLA: H. Sevim D. D. Lei Production planning with working-slope maximum-metal pit sequences. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1996.

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