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Planning in mining is an iterative process that varies depending on the stage of the mining project life cycle. The stages include exploration, discovery, assessment, development, production, and closure. Feasibility studies are important for planning and involve determining the optimal mining method, equipment selection, and economic limits. Key factors considered include the strip ratio, cut-off grade, and costs versus revenue.
Planning in mining is an iterative process that varies depending on the stage of the mining project life cycle. The stages include exploration, discovery, assessment, development, production, and closure. Feasibility studies are important for planning and involve determining the optimal mining method, equipment selection, and economic limits. Key factors considered include the strip ratio, cut-off grade, and costs versus revenue.
Planning in mining is an iterative process that varies depending on the stage of the mining project life cycle. The stages include exploration, discovery, assessment, development, production, and closure. Feasibility studies are important for planning and involve determining the optimal mining method, equipment selection, and economic limits. Key factors considered include the strip ratio, cut-off grade, and costs versus revenue.
Recent Advances in Mining and Processing of Low-Grade and Submarginal Mineral Deposits: Centre for Natural Resources, Energy and Transport, United Nations, New York