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Page 1: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Under The Earth

Page 2: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Introduction

Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburdenUnderground: All kinds of design you can imagineTransport (people, waste rock and ore) through: Decline Shaft Decline and Shaft

Page 3: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Shaft and Decline

www.geocities.com/cannon_mine/

Page 4: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Development

Create accesses and other openings (water sump, power station, shop etc.) in waste rock.

Cycle/Round– Drilling– Blasting– Mucking– Ground Support

Basic Terminology– Rib- Side Wall– Sill- Floor– Back- Roof Overhead– Face – Active Working/Advancing Surface

Page 5: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Drilling

http://news.thomasnet.com/images/large/456/456652.jpg

Page 6: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Blasting

Load drill holes with explosives and……

….BOOM!!

http://www.cgempire.com/tutorials/pstuts/explosion/ExplosionExample.jpg

Page 7: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Mucking

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/MuckingMaryMine.jpghttp://wells.entirety.ca/images/wp627m.jpg

Page 8: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Ground Support: Bolts & Mesh

Page 9: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Ground Support: Bolts

Prevent wedge failure

Hold mesh (wire)

http://www.rocscience.com/images/products/unwedge/uw_support5.gif

Page 10: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Patterns

Several types of bolts used ranging 5 to 12 feet in length

Spacing and bolting pattern dependent upon ground conditions and life span of drift

Page 11: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

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Different Patterns For 100% Coverage

Page 12: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Ground Support: Shotcrete

Form a support arch Fill in voids between rocks and bond them

together Stop rock weathering

Page 13: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Ground Support: Shotcrete

http://www.scsmining.ca/site/Portals/0/Shotcreter%20in%20tunnel.jpg

Page 14: Under The Earth. Introduction Why Underground? Reserve is deep, uneconomical to remove the overburden Underground: All kinds of design you can imagine.

Thank you!!

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