2020
DOI: 10.18799/24131830/2020/11/2883
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Бесцементные Закладочные Смеси На Основе Водорастворимых Техногенных Отходов

Abstract: Актуальность исследования обусловлена увеличением воздействия деятельности горно-обогатительных и металлургических предприятий на экологию. Приоритетным направлением является создание и применение щадящих геотехнологий, снижающих уровень влияния горно-обогатительного производства на экосистему. С каждым годом происходит интенсификация образования отходов горного, обогатительного и металлургического производств, что приводит к увеличению объемов техногенных массивов. Данный факт предопределяет необходимость их … Show more

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“…Contemporary research is focused on concrete modifications [21,22], forming of the man-made ground embankments [23] and even evolutionary game theory study for construction and demolition waste recycling [24]. The main way to ensure the sustainable development of the mining region is to use mineral deposit development systems with a hardening backfill and to include man-made waste in a closed production cycle [25,26]. In addition to solving the issue of safe mining operations [8], the use of geotechnology with a backfill helps to improve the completeness and quality of deposit extraction (presented in further sections), protects the hydrogeological regime and reduces the degree of crack development in the mined-out mass.…”
Section: Industrial Waste In the Laying Composite-a Methods For Their Disposalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Contemporary research is focused on concrete modifications [21,22], forming of the man-made ground embankments [23] and even evolutionary game theory study for construction and demolition waste recycling [24]. The main way to ensure the sustainable development of the mining region is to use mineral deposit development systems with a hardening backfill and to include man-made waste in a closed production cycle [25,26]. In addition to solving the issue of safe mining operations [8], the use of geotechnology with a backfill helps to improve the completeness and quality of deposit extraction (presented in further sections), protects the hydrogeological regime and reduces the degree of crack development in the mined-out mass.…”
Section: Industrial Waste In the Laying Composite-a Methods For Their Disposalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of man-made waste from mining and processing enterprises in the preparation of the fill composite leads to their disposal [25]. Utilization of industrial waste in geotechnology with the backfill leads to a reduction in the volume of industrial storage facilities (tailings), which reduces the cost of their creation, maintenance [27] and provides a certain level of security [28].…”
Section: Industrial Waste In the Laying Composite-a Methods For Their Disposalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Disposal and processing of industrial waste requires additional energy and financial costs. The use of man-made waste in a closed cycle of the main and auxiliary production in the extraction and use of minerals in the energy sector is seen as the most effective way of the disposal [4,5].…”
Section: Introduction Automation Of Technological Processes At a Thermal Power Plantmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A vicious circle forms in the production chain. It is necessary to gradually resolve the emerging issues of increasing the efficiency and environmental friendliness of production, which is inextricably linked with the use (disposal) of man-made waste [3,4]. In these conditions, it is necessary to find a balance between extracted resources, product quality, the amount of energy consumed, the amount of resources required for its production, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%