Key trends of integrated innovation-driven scientific and technological development of mining regions

Abstract

We are happy to present the multi-authored monograph “Key trends of integrated innovation-driven scientific and technological development of mining regions”. The monograph presents findings of research into elaboration of conceptual foundations of the strategy of innovation-driven scientific and technological development of mining regions based on a system approach to using their integrated resource. Mining enterprises aim to increase the use of potential resources of deposits. In this regard, they need a strategy for mining specific types of mineral resources in various mining regions. The monograph considers findings of research into the integrated mining of mineral deposits: from geological assessment to extraction and processing of minerals. The state and prospects for using technical, environmental and energy resources of regions are analyzed as well. The monograph is intended for a wide range of scientists, specialists involved in analyzing development of mining complexes in regions, as well as master’s and doctoral students of relevant specialties of higher educational institutions.

Identifying the operating features of a device for creating implosion impact on the water bearing formation

“…The devised methodology for analyzing the operation of the implosion device was applied to the conditions of water wells at the Tonirekshin site. The parameters of a typical well for drilling under the conditions of the Mangistau Peninsula, given in Tables 3, 4, were justified in [2]. For these conditions, the dependence of the parameters for calculating a casing string with a diameter of 168 mm for crushing on the thickness of the pipe wall was determined, given in Table 5.…”

“…The parameters of a typical well for drilling under the conditions of the Mangistau Peninsula, given in Tables 3, 4, were justified in [2].…”

“…The conditions for drilling water wells on the territory of the Mangistau Peninsula of the Republic of Kazakhstan were studied in [1,2]. The productivity of previously drilled wells turned out to be too low.…”