Optimization of Open Pit Gold Mine Design Capacity Using Lag Modeling Approach

Ordin, A. A.; Vasil’ev, I. V.

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“…The theory of lag modelling approach was given by (Ordin A A and Vasil'ev I V, 2021) for optimizing the design capacity of an open pit gold mine to maximize the overall economic bene t over the mine's lifetime 17 . The Altai Krai's Brekchia gold eld's geology is detailed, and an illustration of an open pit mine is provided.…”

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Research on Production Capacity Planning Method: A case study from the Baorixile Open-pit Coal Mine in Northeast China

Liu

GUO

CHAI

et al. 2023

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The production capacity of open-pit coal mines is an important parameter of mine design and development. Production capacity planning is closely related to the economic benefits of mining enterprises. Therefore, it is greatly significant for open-pit coal mines to determine a reasonable production capacity. Determining reasonable production capacity is a complex system engineering problem. Involving the resource conditions of the mining area and various technical and economic factors inside and outside the mining area, it’s of great necessary for open-pit coal mines to combine the shape of the mining boundary to make a reasonable plan for the mining district division and the mining procedure. To rationally plan the production capacity of open-pit coal mines, this study analyzes the relationship among the working face length, the annual advancing speed and the production capacity for the first time, constructs a production capacity function relationship model, and determines the influence of coal seam thickness and working face length on production capacity under the constraints of mining range. The Baorixile open-pit coal mine as an example to illustrate an engineering application in detail. According to the distribution and mining situation of coal seams in the mining area, the remaining unmined parts are divided into four regions. The established function model is used to analyze each region's production capacity, and the four regions' production capacity ranges are determined respectively. On this basis, three mining district division plans for the Baorixile open-pit coal mine are proposed. By analyzing and comparing the stripping ratio, service life of the mining district, fault influence, difficulty of transition connection in the mining districts, the convenience of transportation system layout and other indexes and influencing factors of each plan. Plan 3 is determined to be the technically and economically feasible optimal plan for the mining district division and the mining procedure. According to the capacity relationship of each region, the production capacity planning results of each mining district in Plan 3 is determined as follows: the production capacity of the 3rd mining district is determined to be 30 ~ 35 million t/a, the production capacity of the 4th mining district in Region 1 is 20 ~ 31 million t/a, and the production capacity in Region 2 is 24 ~ 33 million t/a, the production capacity of the 5th mining district is 20 ~ 27 million t/a. The practical performance of the relationship model of production capacity in open-pit coal mines is proved.

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Research on Production Capacity Planning Method: A case study from the Baorixile Open-pit Coal Mine in Northeast China

Liu

GUO

CHAI

et al. 2023

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“…Based on the condition of high advancing speed, a method for determining the reasonable production capacity of open pit mines through time–space deduction simulation is proposed by Zhao et al 24 . The theory of lag modelling approach was given by Ordin and Vasil'ev 25 for optimizing the design capacity of an open pit gold mine to maximize the overall economic benefit over the mine's lifetime. The optimization findings on the open pit mine design capacity using the integral criteria of maximum economic indices utilizing the lag modelling approach are provided, and the influence of the market prices of gold on the optimized design capacity of the open pit mine is analyzed.…”

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Research on production capacity planning method of open-pit coal mine

Liu

Shou-xi

2023

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Reasonable production capacity is related to the economic benefits of an open-pit coal mine. This study analyzes the relationship between the working face length, the annual advancing speed and the production capacity. It constructs a production capacity function relationship model. Take the Baorixile open-pit coal mine as an example. The remaining unmined parts are divided into four regions, and the range of production capacity in each region is analyzed by the established model and the determined respectively. On this basis, three mining district division plans are proposed. By analyzing and comparing the stripping ratio, mining life of the district, fault influence, difficulty of transition connection in the mining districts, the convenience of transportation system layout and other indexes of each plan, Plan 3 is determined to be the optimal plan. The production capacity planning results of each mining district in this plan are as follows: the production capacity of the 3rd mining district is 30–35 Mt/a; the production capacity of the 4th mining district in Region 1 is 20–31 Mt/a, and the production capacity in Region 2 is 24–33 Mt/a; the production capacity of the 5th mining district is 20–27 Mt/a.

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Optimization of Open Pit Gold Mine Design Capacity Using Lag Modeling Approach

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Research on Production Capacity Planning Method: A case study from the Baorixile Open-pit Coal Mine in Northeast China

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