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Vol 172
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192-196
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Analysis and evaluation of the results of hydrogeochemical monitoring of groundwater to ensure the safety of mining operations at Yakovlevsky mine

Authors:
R. E. Dashko1
A. A. Timchenko2
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  • 1 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining Institute
  • 2 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining Institute
Date submitted:
2006-10-20
Date accepted:
2006-12-22
Date published:
2007-11-28

Abstract

The basic principles of organization and carrying out of hydrogeochemical monitoring according to the set parameters of chemical compounds of mine water at Yakovlevsky mine are given. Monitoring allows to estimate the activity of overflow and secondary moistening of rich iron ores in the mine. At carrying out of monitoring the general occurrence of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) of various genesis is revealed. The correlation of H2S and chlorionic maintenance was obtained. Zones of active water overflow from low-carbon limestone at horizons -425 m and -370 m were outlined. The possibility of corrosion of concrete and metals under the influence of H2S is shown.

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