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Vol 48 Iss. 2
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8-16
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On drainage of Lebedinsky open pit of KMA

Authors:
V. A. Mironenko
Yu. A. Norvatov
Date submitted:
1964-08-13
Date accepted:
1964-10-12
Date published:
1965-05-05

Abstract

The Lebedinskoye deposit belongs to the Staro-Oskol group of iron ore deposits in the KMA. Precambrian crystalline rocks overlain by sedimentary deposits of Paleozoic and Meso-Cenozoic age are developed in the area of the deposit. Iron ores are confined to the upper part of the Precambrian crystalline formations and occur at a depth of 60-120 meters. The overburden is represented (from bottom to top) by: Upper Jurassic sandy, in some places dusty, clays and clayey sands (0.5-25 m thick), Apt-Albian sands (20-35 m thick), marl and chalky rocks of Santon-Cognac-Turonian age (5-60 m thick) and Quaternary loess-like loams (10-20 m thick).

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(Archived) Hydrogeology, engineering geology
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References

  1. Verigin N. N. Groundwater movement near reservoirs, canals and methods of calculation of backwater and filtration losses. Proc. VODGEO (anniversary collection), Gosstroyizdat, 1958.
  2. Mironenko V.A. About application of horizontal wells at drainage of quarries. Proc. VNIMI, coll. XLYII, 1962.
  3. Mironenko V.A. To the question of stability of watered sandy slopes at the KMA quarries. University Proc., Geology and Exploration, 1962, No. 7.
  4. Shestakov V. M., Pavlovskaya L. N. Methodical instructions on filtration calculations of dewatering installations. Gosenergoizdat, 1961.

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