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ore geology --- energy resource deposits --- economic geology --- mineral economics --- ore and gangue mineralogy --- petrology
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In this project, the ore of the project of expansion of Draa Sfar mine is studied. The deposit is a Cu-Pb-Zn polymetallic Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide. The project extension contains three main ore-types: the polymetallic mineralisation from -1200 m to -1300 m, the polymetallic mineralisation from -1300 m to -1500 m and a copper-rich polymetallic ore. Targeted minerals are galena for lead, chalcopyrite for copper and sphalerite for zinc. The ores of the extension are first studied to determine its quantitative mineralogy. The ores of the deposit extension are compared to the ore that is presently exploited in Draa Sfar. Then, in a second stage, their behaviour is estimated in a laboratory flowsheet similar to the one of the the flotation plant used to process the ore currently extracted from Draa Sfar mine called reference ore. The flowsheet comprises multiple grinding stages in between a lead, a copper and finally a zinc flotation circuits. To fulfil both objectives, the three ores of the extension project and the present ore are sampled and analysed. Then, they are floated in laboratory tests and their products are analysed on bulk and sized samples, SEM is also used. A sampling of the plant is also conducted, but on a too short period to provide reliable results. Ores of the extension project appear poorer in lead and zinc than reference ore, they are also richer in copper. In the lower part of the deposit, -1200 m, the liberation degree of galena is decreasing and the one of chalcopyrite increasing compared to the reference ore. These characteristics of the future feed of the plant suggest to modify the flowsheet to a copper flotation followed by lead and zinc flotations. At laboratory scale, the reference ore produces lead, copper and zinc concentrates with higher recoveries than in the ores of the extension project. In the lead, copper and zinc circuit, the concentrates are diluted by an entrainment of sulphide and silicate gangue pointing to a lack of selectivity of the three flotation circuits. In the lead circuit, the low recoveries in the concentrates of the ores of the extension project compared to reference ore can be related to a lack of liberation of galena leading to losses to the middling streams of the copper circuit. In the copper concentrate, copper grade is higher in ores from the extension thanks to the coarser liberation of chalcopyrite in the reference.
Cu-Pb-Zn polymetallic ores, quantitative mineralogy, process mineralogy, geometallurgy, flotation, laboratory test, laboratory scale, plant scale, sampling, masse balance, size by size study, SEM, liberation degree, mineral associations, sulphide gangue --- Ingénierie, informatique & technologie > Géologie, ingénierie du pétrole & des mines
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Coal mining continues to make advances, especially in the areas of safety and environmental protection as a result of mining. This book contains nine peer-reviewed articles on green coal mining that address most of the important issues associated with improving coal mining. These issues include the protection of water above coal mines, both surface and ground water, and the subsidence that occurs during and after mining with methods to limit it and methods of rehabilitation. Additional issues include mine entry and production area support and methods to control gas emissions.
History of engineering & technology --- decision making --- management --- mines --- multi-criteria analysis --- project --- risk --- restoration --- coal gangue --- geopolymer --- mechanical activation --- thermal activation --- mechanical property --- microstructure --- water protection --- water-conservation coal mining (WCCM) --- influencing factors --- “five maps --- three zones --- and two zoning plans” --- water conductive fractured zone (WCFZ) --- acoustic emission (AE) --- coal --- deep mining --- mining layouts --- lignite --- reclamation --- rehabilitation --- land use --- decision-making --- optimisation --- sustainability --- longwall coal mining --- ground control --- subsidence --- uplift --- surface movement --- radar-interferometry --- long-term behavior --- sustainable mining --- Belgium --- foamed concrete --- orthogonal experiment --- optimum mix --- coal mine goaf --- gas isolation --- longwall mining --- weak geological condition --- gate-entry stability --- remaining coal thickness --- wooden cribs --- gangue --- load-displacement characteristics --- pressure-compressibility characteristics
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Coal mining continues to make advances, especially in the areas of safety and environmental protection as a result of mining. This book contains nine peer-reviewed articles on green coal mining that address most of the important issues associated with improving coal mining. These issues include the protection of water above coal mines, both surface and ground water, and the subsidence that occurs during and after mining with methods to limit it and methods of rehabilitation. Additional issues include mine entry and production area support and methods to control gas emissions.
decision making --- management --- mines --- multi-criteria analysis --- project --- risk --- restoration --- coal gangue --- geopolymer --- mechanical activation --- thermal activation --- mechanical property --- microstructure --- water protection --- water-conservation coal mining (WCCM) --- influencing factors --- “five maps --- three zones --- and two zoning plans” --- water conductive fractured zone (WCFZ) --- acoustic emission (AE) --- coal --- deep mining --- mining layouts --- lignite --- reclamation --- rehabilitation --- land use --- decision-making --- optimisation --- sustainability --- longwall coal mining --- ground control --- subsidence --- uplift --- surface movement --- radar-interferometry --- long-term behavior --- sustainable mining --- Belgium --- foamed concrete --- orthogonal experiment --- optimum mix --- coal mine goaf --- gas isolation --- longwall mining --- weak geological condition --- gate-entry stability --- remaining coal thickness --- wooden cribs --- gangue --- load-displacement characteristics --- pressure-compressibility characteristics
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Coal mining continues to make advances, especially in the areas of safety and environmental protection as a result of mining. This book contains nine peer-reviewed articles on green coal mining that address most of the important issues associated with improving coal mining. These issues include the protection of water above coal mines, both surface and ground water, and the subsidence that occurs during and after mining with methods to limit it and methods of rehabilitation. Additional issues include mine entry and production area support and methods to control gas emissions.
History of engineering & technology --- decision making --- management --- mines --- multi-criteria analysis --- project --- risk --- restoration --- coal gangue --- geopolymer --- mechanical activation --- thermal activation --- mechanical property --- microstructure --- water protection --- water-conservation coal mining (WCCM) --- influencing factors --- “five maps --- three zones --- and two zoning plans” --- water conductive fractured zone (WCFZ) --- acoustic emission (AE) --- coal --- deep mining --- mining layouts --- lignite --- reclamation --- rehabilitation --- land use --- decision-making --- optimisation --- sustainability --- longwall coal mining --- ground control --- subsidence --- uplift --- surface movement --- radar-interferometry --- long-term behavior --- sustainable mining --- Belgium --- foamed concrete --- orthogonal experiment --- optimum mix --- coal mine goaf --- gas isolation --- longwall mining --- weak geological condition --- gate-entry stability --- remaining coal thickness --- wooden cribs --- gangue --- load-displacement characteristics --- pressure-compressibility characteristics --- decision making --- management --- mines --- multi-criteria analysis --- project --- risk --- restoration --- coal gangue --- geopolymer --- mechanical activation --- thermal activation --- mechanical property --- microstructure --- water protection --- water-conservation coal mining (WCCM) --- influencing factors --- “five maps --- three zones --- and two zoning plans” --- water conductive fractured zone (WCFZ) --- acoustic emission (AE) --- coal --- deep mining --- mining layouts --- lignite --- reclamation --- rehabilitation --- land use --- decision-making --- optimisation --- sustainability --- longwall coal mining --- ground control --- subsidence --- uplift --- surface movement --- radar-interferometry --- long-term behavior --- sustainable mining --- Belgium --- foamed concrete --- orthogonal experiment --- optimum mix --- coal mine goaf --- gas isolation --- longwall mining --- weak geological condition --- gate-entry stability --- remaining coal thickness --- wooden cribs --- gangue --- load-displacement characteristics --- pressure-compressibility characteristics
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The problem of rock mechanics and engineering is an old and new subject encountered by human beings in their struggle with nature for survival and development. To call it ancient means that it has a long history; however, speaking of it as brand-new refers to the continuous emergence of new problems and new situations in engineering practice, which is quite challenging. With the development of human engineering activities, the issues surrounding rock engineering are becoming more and more prominent, and the problems encountered are becoming more and more complex. In the practice of solving complex rock engineering, human beings have summarized many topics that are difficult to explain or solve with classical mechanics.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- kaolin --- cemented coal gangue-fly ash backfill sample --- mechanical properties --- macroscopic failure --- microstructure --- non-pillar coal mining --- crushed rocks --- compression test --- deformation characteristics --- lateral stress --- tunnel through fault --- concrete lining structure --- fault dislocation --- seismic deterioration effect --- dynamic contact force --- seismic damage analysis --- directions of incident waves --- slope topography --- amplification effects --- ground motions --- equivalent nodal forces --- tight sandstone gas reservoirs --- rock-physics template --- Biot-Rayleigh theory --- total porosity --- microcrack porosity --- kaolin --- cemented coal gangue-fly ash backfill sample --- mechanical properties --- macroscopic failure --- microstructure --- non-pillar coal mining --- crushed rocks --- compression test --- deformation characteristics --- lateral stress --- tunnel through fault --- concrete lining structure --- fault dislocation --- seismic deterioration effect --- dynamic contact force --- seismic damage analysis --- directions of incident waves --- slope topography --- amplification effects --- ground motions --- equivalent nodal forces --- tight sandstone gas reservoirs --- rock-physics template --- Biot-Rayleigh theory --- total porosity --- microcrack porosity
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The problem of rock mechanics and engineering is an old and new subject encountered by human beings in their struggle with nature for survival and development. To call it ancient means that it has a long history; however, speaking of it as brand-new refers to the continuous emergence of new problems and new situations in engineering practice, which is quite challenging. With the development of human engineering activities, the issues surrounding rock engineering are becoming more and more prominent, and the problems encountered are becoming more and more complex. In the practice of solving complex rock engineering, human beings have summarized many topics that are difficult to explain or solve with classical mechanics.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- kaolin --- cemented coal gangue-fly ash backfill sample --- mechanical properties --- macroscopic failure --- microstructure --- non-pillar coal mining --- crushed rocks --- compression test --- deformation characteristics --- lateral stress --- tunnel through fault --- concrete lining structure --- fault dislocation --- seismic deterioration effect --- dynamic contact force --- seismic damage analysis --- directions of incident waves --- slope topography --- amplification effects --- ground motions --- equivalent nodal forces --- tight sandstone gas reservoirs --- rock-physics template --- Biot–Rayleigh theory --- total porosity --- microcrack porosity --- n/a --- Biot-Rayleigh theory
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The problem of rock mechanics and engineering is an old and new subject encountered by human beings in their struggle with nature for survival and development. To call it ancient means that it has a long history; however, speaking of it as brand-new refers to the continuous emergence of new problems and new situations in engineering practice, which is quite challenging. With the development of human engineering activities, the issues surrounding rock engineering are becoming more and more prominent, and the problems encountered are becoming more and more complex. In the practice of solving complex rock engineering, human beings have summarized many topics that are difficult to explain or solve with classical mechanics.
kaolin --- cemented coal gangue-fly ash backfill sample --- mechanical properties --- macroscopic failure --- microstructure --- non-pillar coal mining --- crushed rocks --- compression test --- deformation characteristics --- lateral stress --- tunnel through fault --- concrete lining structure --- fault dislocation --- seismic deterioration effect --- dynamic contact force --- seismic damage analysis --- directions of incident waves --- slope topography --- amplification effects --- ground motions --- equivalent nodal forces --- tight sandstone gas reservoirs --- rock-physics template --- Biot–Rayleigh theory --- total porosity --- microcrack porosity --- n/a --- Biot-Rayleigh theory
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Various scientific events are being held around the world under the auspices of this landmark event, the Year of Mineralogy, and it is highly satisfying that this Special Issue “Mineralogical Crystallography Volume II” is published in 2022. The first volume of the “Mineralogical Crystallography” Special Issue [1] consisted of such topics as: Discovery of new mineral species; Crystal chemistry of minerals and their synthetic analogs; Behavior of minerals at non-ambient conditions; Biomineralogy; and Crystal growth techniques, and appeared to be very fruitful. The Special Issue “Mineralogical Crystallography Volume II” covers the following topics: Crystal chemistry and properties of minerals and their synthetic analogs; Gemology; Natural-based cement materials; Biomineralogy; and Crystal growth techniques. Additionally, we hope that this continuation will be just as successful, and that the new set of papers will again arouse genuine interest among readers and, perhaps, inspire them in their own successful research. We also believe that with the current collection of papers, we will be able to pay tribute to the union of Mineralogy and Crystallography.
Research & information: general --- uranyl --- carbonate --- mineral --- crystal structure --- topology --- structural complexity --- bentonite --- mordenite --- smectite --- pozzolanicity test --- cement --- concrete --- shchurovskyite --- synthesis --- X-ray diffraction --- oxocentered tetrahedra --- Barite --- hydrothermal synthesis --- typomorphic characteristics --- in-situ mixing solutions at high temperature --- high iron and quartz contents coal gangue --- acid leaching --- alkali melting --- hydrothermal reaction --- NaA zeolite --- fluorite --- pozzolan --- mortar --- mechanical strength --- reduction of CO2 emissions --- hydroxyapatite composite --- spinel --- beverage cans --- bovine bones --- lorenzenite --- perovskite --- loparite --- titanite --- apatite --- carbonates --- Khibiny --- Lovozero --- Kovdor --- Afrikanda --- alkaline intrusions --- NF Fennoscandia --- glass-ceramics --- phase separation --- nucleation --- crystallization --- microstructure --- gahnite --- gold nanoparticles --- surface plasmon resonance --- plasmonics --- ivanyukite --- lintisite --- SIV --- AM-4 --- sorption --- lead --- ion-exchange --- titanosilicate --- Arctic --- channel-water --- X-ray fluorescence --- infrared spectroscopy --- UV–vis spectroscopy --- transition metal ions --- self-healing concrete --- calcium nitrate --- mineralization reaction --- cracks --- near-infrared spectroscopy --- kaolinite --- dickite --- OH group --- forsterite --- boron --- spectroscopy --- orthoclase crystal --- ultra-microchannel --- water --- feldspar alteration --- sericitization --- gemological --- mineralogical --- greenish blue apatite --- fluorapatite --- n/a --- UV-vis spectroscopy
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This collection reports on the state of the art in fundamental discipline application in hydrocarbon production and associated challenges in geoengineering activities. Zheng et al. (2022) report an NMR-based method for multiphase methane characterization in coals. Wang et al. (2022) studied the genesis of bedding fractures in Ordovician to Silurian marine shale in the Sichuan basin. Kang et al. (2022) proposed research focusing on the prediction of shale gas production from horizontal wells. Liang et al. (2022) studied the pore structure of marine shale by adsorption method in terms of molecular interaction. Zhang et al. (2022) focus on the coal measures sandstones in the Xishanyao Formation, southern Junggar Basin, and the sandstone diagenetic characteristics are fully revealed. Yao et al. (2022) report the source-to-sink system in the Ledong submarine channel and the Dongfang submarine fan in the Yinggehai Basin, South China Sea. There are four papers focusing on the technologies associated with hydrocarbon productions. Wang et al. (2022) reported the analysis of pre-stack inversion in a carbonate karst reservoir. Chen et al. (2022) conducted an inversion study on the parameters of cascade coexisting gas-bearing reservoirs in coal measures in Huainan. To ensure the safety CCS, Zhang et al (2022) report their analysis of available conditions for InSAR surface deformation monitoring. Additionally, to ensure production safety in coal mines, Zhang et al. (2022) report the properties and application of gel materials for coal gangue control.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- gel–foam --- chitosan --- acrylic acid --- coal gangue --- InSAR monitoring --- carbon capture and storage --- feasibility assessment model --- low-field NMR --- coal --- free methane --- paramagnetic mineral --- submarine channel --- submarine fan --- source-to-sink --- gas reservoirs --- South China Sea --- Yinggehai Basin --- pore structure --- shale gas --- N2 adsorption experiment --- molecular simulation --- pore connectivity --- tight sandstone --- coal measure --- southern margin of Junggar basin --- diagenetic process --- reservoir quality control --- reservoir forming --- carbonate cavern reservoir application --- pre-stack inversion --- model --- grey correlation method --- multiple linear regression --- production evaluation --- main control factor --- estimated ultimate recovery --- coalbed methane (CBM) --- prestack seismic inversion --- brittle index --- gas-bearing property --- fractures --- complex fracture net --- formation of bedding --- Fuling area
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