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SOFTWARE METHOD OF BLAST RESULT ANALYSIS BY GIANT MINER

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Technical article By: Taiwo Blessing olamide INTRODUCTION Blasting result assessment is very important to justify the efficiency and Productivity of every blasting operation. This is also to view the need to optimize the blast design in order to add value to downstream operation and reduce the cost of transporting run-off-mine, prevent transportating waste materials www the mine to the mill, minimize the cost of crushing and separating the gangue material from the concentrate in case of metallic and gemistic mining industries. It become important that analysing the blasting result using various available software that helps the mine manager to meet up with the production rate per day at the lowest cost implication is imperative. Most mines are less concerned about the result of Blasting but still keep complaining on the low profitability of their mine and low efficiency of the working equipments. Poor loading with long loading cycle time along side with continuous separation of Boulder...

Haul Truck falling in a mine and Blasting relation with rock: Getting high Mining Profitability and Safety Record Assurance

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Mining Engineering is the best field to be as we are concern with how the valuable Mineral deposit is Exploit from the earth crust for the benefit of manufacturing man's want. Working bench and safety issue Working ore deposit on a single bench may likely be hazardous if proper care is not taken to check Safety management. The failure of rock depend strictly on the bench slope angle and the discontinuity condition of the rock. Appearance of fracture and fault Vin rock mass can result from natural features and also artificial factors including poor Blast design, poor mine design among other issue relating to mining operations. To avoid such accident like truck failing, Rolling down of boulders from level to level it important to ensure benches are wide enough and design with sufficient beam. A beam is a safety distance space left at both front and edge of a working bench width and haulage vroad (Ramp) to safely guide haulage trucks from failing into the pit and also guid...