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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Geometallurgical resource assessment for tailings storage facilities

Blannin, Rosie 15 November 2024 (has links)
Tailings are the fine-grained residues produced by processing operations, and are commonly retain residual contents of valuable and critical metals. Re-mining of tailings storage facilities (TSF) could play a crucial role in alleviating environmental problems associated with mine wastes, while recovering residual value and decreasing the volumes of tailings to be stored. Resource modelling of TSFs is complicated by their heterogeneity, which results from the sedimentary-style deposition of tailings, as well as post-depositional processes like weathering. Tailings particles are sorted based on size and density (i.e., mineralogy), generating strong systematic trends in geochemistry across a TSF. As such, TSFs should not be treated the same way as primary deposits; different sampling, spatial modelling, and processing methods may be needed, as well as adaptions to resource and reserve reporting codes. This thesis provides recommendations for the resource and reserve estimation of TSFs. To achieve this, a series of methods were developed, from best-practise sampling of TSFs for resource estimation, through to geostatistical modelling of a TSF for grade/tonnage estimation with corresponding uncertainties, to geometallurgical modelling using particle-based data.
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Rohstoffprognosen für Zinn, Wolfram, Fluss- und Schwerspat im Mittelerzgebirge

Brosig, Andreas, Barth, Andreas, Knobloch, Andreas, Dickmayer, Ellen 04 January 2022 (has links)
Im Rahmen des Projektes ROHSA 3 wurden auf Basis vorhandener und neu verfügbar gemachter Daten Prognosen für Zinn, Wolfram sowie Fluss- und Schwerspat in einem 740 m² großen Gebiet im Mittelerzgebirge angefertigt. Die Karten zeigen höffige Gebieten, wobei für Zinn und Wolfram erstmals auch Mengen-Prognosen erstellt wurden. Geophysikalische, geochemische Daten sowie Lagerstättenindikatoren (z. B. Tektonik, Erz kontrollierende Lithologien) wurden durch die Software advangeo@ aufbereitet und mittels ihrer künstlich neuronalen Netze (KNN) verarbeitet. Durch höhere Datendichte, Einbeziehung dreidimensionaler geologischer Daten und Aufstellung quantitativer Modelle wurde ein deutlicher Erkenntnisfortschritt erzielt. Redaktionsschluss: 31.07.2020

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