Conference Proceedings
Selective, Open Pit Gold Mining Seminar, Perth
Conference Proceedings
Selective, Open Pit Gold Mining Seminar, Perth
Concepts for Calculating Recoverable Reserves for Selective Mining in Open Pit Gold Operations
The key concepts relating to the calculation of recoverable reserves for selective mining in open pit gold operations are discussed. While the general concepts are relevant to a wide range of gold ore bodies, their application is specific to particular ore bodies._x000D_
The important factors contributing to the recoverable reserves are geology, mining method, dilution, ore loss, sampling methods and the ultimate bench height used in production._x000D_
The implications of current methods of computing recoverable reserves are reviewed and some alternative approaches to recoverable reserve computation based on production experience are presented.
The important factors contributing to the recoverable reserves are geology, mining method, dilution, ore loss, sampling methods and the ultimate bench height used in production._x000D_
The implications of current methods of computing recoverable reserves are reviewed and some alternative approaches to recoverable reserve computation based on production experience are presented.
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S N Carpas
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