Conference Proceedings
1992 AusIMM New Zealand Branch Annual Conference
Conference Proceedings
1992 AusIMM New Zealand Branch Annual Conference
Philosophy of Slope Design: A Case Study of Geotechnical Investigations at Macraes Flat Gold Mine
Site specific geotechnical data, deposit characteristics and method of mining are key factors when assessing an appropriate slope design philosophy._x000D_
Mining geotechnics should be viewed as an iterative design process linked closely with mine planning, development and operational safety constraints. This case study presents geotechnical investigations for slope design at Macraes Flat Gold Mine using kinematic, probabilistic and economic analyses tempered with knowledge of site specific conditions. The recommended designs not only reduce early waste stripping tonnages but also provide data to optimise final walls.
Mining geotechnics should be viewed as an iterative design process linked closely with mine planning, development and operational safety constraints. This case study presents geotechnical investigations for slope design at Macraes Flat Gold Mine using kinematic, probabilistic and economic analyses tempered with knowledge of site specific conditions. The recommended designs not only reduce early waste stripping tonnages but also provide data to optimise final walls.
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R Bertuzzi
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- Published: 1992
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