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Vol 186
Pages:
61-63
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Article

Selection of optimal scheme of a reclamation of mining damp of the open-cast «Mejdyrechensky»

Authors:
I. R. Levchuk
About authors
  • Student Saint Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)
Date submitted:
2009-08-13
Date accepted:
2009-10-17
Date published:
2010-04-22

Abstract

The paper deal with the problem of finding the optimal way of land reclamation for opencast mining company «Mejdurechye», which nowadays is one of the leading companies in Russia in it area. Therefore the question of land reclamation is one of the major issues to adress for this organisation. During the reaserch samples of antropogenic massifs were taken and analyised, which helped to work out a complite plan of restoration. Besides the scheme, a brief review of disadvantages of the suggested plan is available as well as their removal. Special attention is paid to the necessity of biologikal reclaimation because of the low speed of flora recovery.

Область исследования:
Mining
Keywords:
reclamation scheme soil breed
Funding:

None

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References

  1. Smetanin V.I., Golovanov A.1. Reclamation of a broken grounds. Moscow: Kolos, 2009. 100 p.
  2. Shilov L.A. Ecology. Moscow, 2000. 210 p.
  3. Ecology, health and wildlife management in Russia / Under the editorship of V.A.Protasov. Moscow: The Finance and statistics, 1995. 300 р.

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