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Vol 130
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35-42
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Article

Remote assessment of metal content in ore objects by the BSPC method

Authors:
Yu. S. Ryss
Date submitted:
1991-07-12
Date accepted:
1991-09-17
Date published:
1992-12-08

Abstract

Active excitation of electrochemical reactions on the surface of ore bodies possessing electronic conductivity, and registration of the processes in the form of polarization curves allow to establish the composition of sulfide minerals in the mineralization, its position in space, as well as the content and reserves of useful components.

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References

  1. Ryss Yu.S. About the magnitude of the current force inside electron-conducting formations located in an external electric field // Methods and techniques of exploration: Collection of articles / VITR. 1987 № 117. P. 23-33.
  2. Ryss, Yu.S. Non-contact method of polarization curves (BSPK) for disassembly of geophysical anomalies and allocation of industrial ores in promising ore-bearing zones // Methods and techniques of exploration: Collection of articles / VITR. 1979. № 127. P. 5-17.
  3. Semyonov A.S. Electrical prospecting by the method of natural electric field. L.: Nedra, 1974. 388 p.

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