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vendredi 20 mars 2020

CAPITAL AND OPERATING COST ESTIMATING SYSTEM


CAPITAL AND OPERATING COST ESTIMATING SYSTEM A MANUAL FOR MINING AND BENEFICIATION OF METALLIC AND NONMETALLIC MINERALS EXCEPT FOSSIL FUELS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Mining relies on anomalies within the surface of the earth for a base of activity. Mining and evaluation engineering are confronted repeatedly with problems of determining how and at what rate a particular deposit can be mined, how to get the equipment, personnel, and money for mining and processing, and how to set up the related infrastructure. When these problems are resolved, the engineer becomes involved in financial considerations. For example, what is the ratio of equity capital to borrowings, and what is the rate of return that may be achieved before a recommendation for the approval or rejection of the property can be made to management? Articles on cost for site-specific operations appear frequently in the technical literature. They may be useful if an engineer is considering a similar property, but this is seldom the case. Often the engineer is required to consider specially designed extraction and treatment methods applicable to unique or nearly unique deposits. In addition, the engineer is plagued by rapid changes in capital and operating costs. Recognizing this situation, the Bureau of Mines undertook the development of a methodology or cost system, usable by a mine evaluation engineer in generating capital and operating costs applicable to a feasibility study of a particular property or operation. This handbook, the product of this undertaking, is not intended to be the final solution to the problem of cost determination; it is also not a "black box" usable by the unskilled. It will, hopefully, be a useful adjunct to the "tool kit" of mining engineers responsible for property evaluation. Periodic updating and refining of the important data on which the handbook is based will improve its usefulness in the future


samedi 7 mars 2020

Download Stripping ratio considerations article


In mining, stripping ratio or strip ratio refers to the ratio of the volume of overburden (or waste material) required to be handled in order to extract some tonnage of ore. For example, a 3:1 stripping ratio means that mining one tonne of ore will require mining three tonnes of waste rock.




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mardi 3 mars 2020

Mine Planning: Managing Your Geological Resources

Benefits of a Robust Geological Model and Extraction Plan
■ Improves geological confidence to understand and manage variations in structure and quality
■ Maximizes resource recovery
■ Optimizes waste removal
■ Enables design of pit access and ramp systems for life of quarry
■ Enables production planning to achieve product blend requirements
■ Allows location of facilities to be optimized
■ Assists in maintaining regulatory compliance؛
■ Permits control of CAPEX and OPEX to maximize profitability
■ Provides technical support for project and/or CAPEX financing
■ Provides support to sales and marketing by assuring product meets specifications
■ Allows for ongoing reclamation to be planned and accomplished




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