62· Control of OHS risks in the mining industry has been attracting increasing attention in recent years. Because of their great diversity in a complex system, hazards can be difficult to identify and
20241017· Study on the geological hazard in metal mines and its prevention countermeasures [J]. The Chinese Journal of Geological Hazard and Control, 2002, 13: …
202461· The rockburst hazard considers the geological and geotechnical characteristics of the rock mass, the stress field, and other factors that contribute to the likelihood of rockburst …
202557· a deep gold mine by Y. Jooste* and D.F. Malan† Synopsis Scattered mining was practised on Kusasalethu Mine (previously Elandsrand Gold Mine) prior to 1998, but at deeper …
Owing to the mining depth (currently in excess of 3600 m), the stress levels are high and mining-related seismicity and possible rockburst damage is the biggest risk at the mine. Meticulous …
The hole was above the old Phoenix Gold Mine, which closed in 1906. In the 1980s a suburban golf course community was built over the mine. Fortunately, the house was not built directly …
2024112· A major challenge in deep and high stress mining is managing seismic risk associated with blasting of production stopes and drift development to access the ore zones. …
The state has a long history of mining that started during the 1858 Colorado Gold Rush (also known as the Pikes Peak Gold Rush) before the area was established as a territory.
Hazards. Colorado has diverse geologic structures, rocks, soil types, topography, and climatic conditions that combine to create a range of dynamic natural processes. The state has a …
2020411· New digital geologic maps encompass gold/silver mining districts of Mohave County Geologic hazards. Flash floods are the chief geologic hazard encountered in the …
20161129· Use and Loss of Mercury in Gold Mining . To enhance gold recovery from hydraulic mining, hundreds of pounds of liquid mercury (several 76-lb flasks) were added to …
The results showed that mine spoil contaminations and their ecological and health risk significantly varied (p < 0.01) from each other and fell in the order OXS > URS > AVS > forest …
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The state has a long history of mining that started during the 1858 Colorado Gold Rush (also known as the Pikes Peak Gold Rush) before the area was established as a territory.
Mining hazards can be defined as having major environmental zinc vapour, cyanide, or other acids. This is a particular concern in artisanal gold mining, where mercury is frequently …
The hole was above the old Phoenix Gold Mine, which closed in 1906. In the 1980s a suburban golf course community was built over the mine. Fortunately, the house was not built directly …
Gold mining is the main source of As, Sb, Zn and Cd accumulation in sediments (over 40.6%). Some influential factors cannot be ignored, i.e., water transport, local lithology, proportion of …
In the United States, environmental mercury contamination is mostly from historical gold mining practices, and portions of Nevada remain sufficiently mercury-contaminated to pose a hazard …
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2024103· Mine wastes can be a hazard – and a potential source of minerals. We study both active and legacy mining to understand the impact that mining has on other natural …
2025121· 1 Introduction. Anomaly detection is considered as one of the vital applications of data mining (Samariya & Thakkar, ).The purpose of anomaly detection is to discover …
This map emphasizes Wyoming’s oil and gas fields, hydrocarbon reservoirs, and associated infrastructure. It supplements, extends and replaces the WSGS’s traditional oil and gas map. …
Mining hazards can be defined as having major environmental zinc vapour, cyanide, or other acids. This is a particular concern in artisanal gold mining, where mercury is frequently …
83· 2. Ground Control Hazards. Mining activities pose several ground control hazards compromising workers’ stability and safety. One significant risk is ground collapse when the surrounding geological strata are under too much …
62· Control of OHS risks in the mining industry has been attracting increasing attention in recent years. Because of their great diversity in a complex system, hazards can be …
1028· Mining is an important activity at the present time that causes severe environmental stress. The heavy metals (metalloids) easily released into the environment, …
315· Background: In 2017 around 14-19 million miners were exposed to multiple hazards in artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM). ASGM is characterized by basic and compromised mining methods with
2024112· A major challenge in deep and high stress mining is managing seismic risk associated with blasting of production stopes and drift development to access the ore zones. …