Stability analysis of open-pit copper mine by use of numerical modelling methods

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
B. B. Dhar
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Aug 1, 1994

Abstract

Slope stability at the proposed mine in Rajasthan was analysed in two dimensions using a finite difference code. The properties of the rock material were determined in the laboratory and subsequently modified to approximate those of the in situ rock mass. Geotechnical mapping was undertaken to determine the critical orientation of structural discontinuities. The results of the work indicated that an open pit 148 m in depth would be stable with overall slope angles of 60 degrees
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APA: B. B. Dhar  (1994)  Stability analysis of open-pit copper mine by use of numerical modelling methods

MLA: B. B. Dhar Stability analysis of open-pit copper mine by use of numerical modelling methods. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1994.

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