Typification of the forms of disturbance of natural conditions during open-pit mining of mineral deposits and their impact on changes in engineering and geocryological conditions in Transbaikalia

D. M. Shesternev; S. B. Tataurov

Vol 153

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107-109

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Development regularities of technogenic and geological processes and phenomena

Typification of the forms of disturbance of natural conditions during open-pit mining of mineral deposits and their impact on changes in engineering and geocryological conditions in Transbaikalia

Authors:

D. M. Shesternev¹

S. B. Tataurov²

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1 — Chita Laboratory of Engineering Geocryology IPF SB RAS
2 — Chita Laboratory of Engineering Geocryology IPF SB RAS

Date submitted:

2002-06-06

Date accepted:

2002-07-27

Date published:

2003-03-20

Abstract

The paper presents the typology of forms of disturbance of natural conditions and types of technological objects used in the development of mineral deposits of the cryolithozone by open-cut mining. The reasons for the formation of talik zones (reservoirs) of technogenic-natural genesis, accumulating useful components, as well as harmful chemical elements, artificially introduced into the rock massif during the development of placer gold deposits in the cryolithozone conditions are considered.

Шестернев Д.М., Татауров С.Б. Типизация форм нарушения природных условий при открытой разработке месторождений полезных ископаемых и их влияние на изменение инженерно-геокриологических условий Забайкалья // Записки Горного института. 2003. Т. 153 . С. 107-109.

Shesternev D.M., Tataurov S.B. Typification of the forms of disturbance of natural conditions during open-pit mining of mineral deposits and their impact on changes in engineering and geocryological conditions in Transbaikalia // Journal of Mining Institute. 2003. Vol. 153 . p. 107-109.

Typification of the forms of disturbance of natural conditions during open-pit mining of mineral deposits and their impact on changes in engineering and geocryological conditions in Transbaikalia

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