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Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
  • Date submitted
    2023-04-13
  • Date accepted
    2023-10-25
  • Date published
    2025-02-25

Assessment of the ecological state of aquatic ecosystems by studying lake bottom sediments

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The article presents the results of coupled palynological and geochemical studies of five various genesis lakes, located along the route of the expedition “In the footsteps of Alexander von Humboldt in Siberia, Altai and Eastern Kazakhstan”, dedicated to the double anniversary: the 190th anniversary of the expedition across Russia of the famous scientist and his 250th birthday. A geochemical analysis of water and bottom sediments of Ik Lake (Siberia), Lakes Kolyvanskoe and Beloe (Altai), Lake Bezymyannoe (Kazakhstan) and Nagornyi Pond (Altai) was carried out. Based on their results an assessment of studied lakes ecological state was given through single and integral criteria. A high level of pollution was noted for Nagornyi Pond and Lake Bezymyannoe, which is caused by a significant technogenic load from nearby mines. This is consistent with the data of palynological research. The aquatic ecosystems of Lakes Kolyvanskoe and Beloe are characterized by a satisfactory ecological situation, but they experience an increased recreational load. The results of spore-pollen analysis and analysis of non-pollen palynomorphs showed the low ability of these lakes to self-healing. The most favorable ecological state and high self-cleaning capacity were noted for Lake Ik, which is consistent with the data of palynological studies. It is being confirmed with the results of palynological studies. It was therefore concluded about the ability to make a quick assessment of the aquatic ecosystems’ ecological state by studying lakes using coupled palynological and geochemical analysis.

How to cite: Chukaeva M.A., Sapelko T.V. Assessment of the ecological state of aquatic ecosystems by studying lake bottom sediments // Journal of Mining Institute. 2025. Vol. 271 . p. 53-62. EDN IXRSRC
Mining
  • Date submitted
    2020-11-16
  • Date accepted
    2021-03-02
  • Date published
    2021-04-26

Determination and verification of the calculated model parameters of salt rocks taking into account softening and plastic flow

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The article suggests using a combination of the modified Burgers model and the Mohr – Coulomb model with the degradation of the adhesion coefficient and the increase in the friction coefficient to determine the parameters of salt rocks. A comparative analysis of long-term laboratory tests and field observations in underground mine workings with the results obtained using a calculated model with certain parameters is carried out. The parameters of the Mohr – Coulomb model with the degradation of the adhesion coefficient and the increase in the friction coefficient were obtained from the statistically processed data of laboratory tests, and the parameters of the modified Burgers model were determined. Using numerical methods, virtual (computer) axisymmetric triaxial tests, both instantaneous and long-term, were performed on the basis of the proposed model with selected parameters. A model problem is solved for comparing the behavior of the model with the data of observation stations in underground mine workings obtained from borehole rod extensometers and contour deformation marks. The analytically obtained coefficients of the nonlinear viscous element of the modified Burgers model for all the analyzed salt rocks did not need to be corrected based on the monitoring results. At the same time, optimization was required for the viscoelastic element coefficients for all the considered rocks. The analysis of the model studies showed a satisfactory convergence with the data on the observation stations. The comparative analysis carried out on the models based on laboratory tests and observations in the workings indicates the correct determination of the parameters for salt rocks and the verification of the model in general.

How to cite: Kozlovskiy E.Y., Zhuravkov M.A. Determination and verification of the calculated model parameters of salt rocks taking into account softening and plastic flow // Journal of Mining Institute. 2021. Vol. 247 . p. 33-38. DOI: 10.31897/PMI.2021.1.4
Mining
  • Date submitted
    2019-04-30
  • Date accepted
    2019-07-16
  • Date published
    2019-10-23

Salt Rock Deformation under Bulk Multiple-Stage Loading

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The paper presents experimental justification of the possibility to use bulk multiple-stage loading to study the process of salt rock deformation in the laboratory conditions. Results of comparative tests between bulk multiple- stage and single-stage loading of salt rock samples are demonstrated. The paper contains results of research on the rate of lateral pressure and its impact on strength limit and residual strength limit of sylvinite, estimated using single- stage and multiple-stage methods. Research results demonstrate how the rate of lateral pressure impacts dilatancy boundary of salt rocks. Analysis of how the loading method influences certificate parameters of Mohr-Coulomb strength of sylvinite has been carried out. The dynamics of elastic modulus in the process of salt rock deformation is analyzed depending on the rate of lateralpressure. It is demonstrated how the method of multiple-stage loading adequately reflects the processes of salt rock de- formation and decomposition, and facilitates not only lowering impact of sample’s inner structure heterogeneities on the experimental results, but also significant reduction in the required amount of rock material.

How to cite: Pankov I.L., Morozov I.A. Salt Rock Deformation under Bulk Multiple-Stage Loading // Journal of Mining Institute. 2019. Vol. 239 . p. 510-519. DOI: 10.31897/PMI.2019.5.510
Mining
  • Date submitted
    2015-12-08
  • Date accepted
    2016-02-20
  • Date published
    2016-12-23

The ways of transformation of salt production from the saline lakes of Apsheron peninsula

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The issues of salt production at salt lakes of Apsheron Peninsula in Azerbaijan are reviewed here. The paper objective is to examine the brine formation process and analyze the ways of transformation of salt extraction from the lakes of Apsheron Peninsula under ever increasing industrial development and urbanization. The research on ecological state of salt lakes at the peninsula have shown that the decades-long development of oil and gas and other industries had a dramatical impact on the natural properties of water resources in this area. Laboratory test revealed high concentrations of total hydrocarbons, phenols, toxic metals (Cd, Pb, Zn, Ni, Cu, V, Mo, etc.), surface-active suspended solids and other pollutants in water samples of salt lakes. The paper presents physical and chemical properties of Boyukshore Lake, which for many years was the republic’s primary source of cooking salt. Based on comparative analysis of obtained properties with the maximum allowable concentrations and international standards the level of pollution of natural salt lakes of Apsheron has been assessed and the contribution of each anthropogenic source to the pollution of these water bodies has been determined. The paper presents quantitative and qualitative properties and pictures of the lakes depicting formation of saline deposits and volumes of salt produced at brine lakes of Apsheron. It has been established that decades-long negative impact on the environment led to disruption of ecological balance of the open waters in the region. Most saline lakes in the peninsula lost their natural qualities and became unsuitable for salt production.

How to cite: Mamedov V.A., Khalilova K.K. The ways of transformation of salt production from the saline lakes of Apsheron peninsula // Journal of Mining Institute. 2016. Vol. 222 . p. 809-815. DOI: 10.18454/PMI.2016.6.809
Geotechnology for development of solid mining fields
  • Date submitted
    2013-07-07
  • Date accepted
    2013-09-17
  • Date published
    2014-03-17

Ways of improving waste disposal in the workings of salt mines

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Address the major aspects of waste disposal in underground space. Are key problems of isolation of wastes in underground salt deposits? Proposed waste disposal technology, based on the use of waste for immobilization of natural mineral salts.

How to cite: Kovalev O.V., Mozer S.P. Ways of improving waste disposal in the workings of salt mines // Journal of Mining Institute. 2014. Vol. 207 . p. 50-54.
Mining
  • Date submitted
    2009-08-13
  • Date accepted
    2009-10-09
  • Date published
    2010-02-01

Research of the probability of sudden salt rock outbursts on the basis of measuring of their volume shrinkage

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The article is devoted to research of probability of sudden salt rocks outbursts on the basis of measuring of their volume shrinkage. The design scheme of the device for measuring quantity of the microincluded gases in rocks is proposed. Criteria to estimate the possibility of sudden salt rocks outbursts is revealed.

How to cite: Sirenko Y.G., Brovko A.V., Sankovskii A.A. Research of the probability of sudden salt rock outbursts on the basis of measuring of their volume shrinkage // Journal of Mining Institute. 2010. Vol. 186 . p. 75-78.
Economical aspects in the developments оf fuel & energy complex
  • Date submitted
    2008-11-21
  • Date accepted
    2009-01-21
  • Date published
    2009-12-11

Potential of russian Federal agency of state reserves in forming oil and oil products reserves system

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The article is dedicated to the problem of setting up strategic oil and oil products reserves which is necessary for ensuring national energy security. It is necessary to form a profound program of organizational, technical, technological, economic and financial measures aimed at implementation of this direction of state energy policy.

How to cite: Kharisova M.T. Potential of russian Federal agency of state reserves in forming oil and oil products reserves system // Journal of Mining Institute. 2009. Vol. 184 . p. 195-198.