ABM Proceedings 2019
DOI: 10.5151/2594-357x-33616
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Preliminary Study of Economic Feasibility of a Project of Aggregates Mining Through Probabilistic Analysis

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“…Price composition, capital and operational expenditures (CAPEX and OPEX), taxes, contributions and compensation are exposed in Tables 1 to 5, and such information was obtained from Juvenal [9] and Mariz et al [10]. In Table 1, the average production rate, estimated around 25,000 m 3 / month, was subdivided in 55% to clients of the Northern Area of Recife through the DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) modality, 25% would be collected by the customers in the quarry through EXW (Ex Works) modality, and the remaining 20% would be delivered to clients in the Southern area through the DDP modality.…”
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“…Price composition, capital and operational expenditures (CAPEX and OPEX), taxes, contributions and compensation are exposed in Tables 1 to 5, and such information was obtained from Juvenal [9] and Mariz et al [10]. In Table 1, the average production rate, estimated around 25,000 m 3 / month, was subdivided in 55% to clients of the Northern Area of Recife through the DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) modality, 25% would be collected by the customers in the quarry through EXW (Ex Works) modality, and the remaining 20% would be delivered to clients in the Southern area through the DDP modality.…”
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“…Besides "Annual SELIC (%) (MARR)" addition, the difference from former researches is given to the "Maximum Value" column of the "Monthly production rate (m 3 )" line, which became a variable, as shown in Figure 3. Considering the capacity of mobile machinery and the processing plant, Juvenal [9] and Mariz et al [10] considered 55,000 m 3 as maximum monthly production rate, but longer lifetimes couldn't afford this constant production, due to the exhaustion of the reserves. As this study intend to perform a yearly analysis, the maximum capacity to avoid the mineral reserves exhaustion was considered in each scenario assessed.…”
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