Geo-Resources Recycling as the Way of Mining Wastes Disposing

Scientific and technological progress envisages the solving the most important problems in the main areas of mineral processing, leading to the perfection of technological processes, improving quality indicators and reducing the cost of production. Rational use of minerals at the stages of their ext...

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Main Authors: Abay, Asmelash, Imbuga, Mabel, Malik, Chandara, Singh, Kumar, Borodin, Dmitriy
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Fluid dynamics
Geomagnetism
Magma
Mine wastes
Mineral deposits
Mineral processing
Mineral resources
Minerals
Mining
Overburden
Recycling
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Summary:Scientific and technological progress envisages the solving the most important problems in the main areas of mineral processing, leading to the perfection of technological processes, improving quality indicators and reducing the cost of production. Rational use of minerals at the stages of their extraction and enrichment is a single indivisible problem, the main task of which is the fullest use of basic and rare minerals. Geo-resources include mineral deposits and subsurface materials (solid, liquid, gaseous, mixtures), underground space (cavity), subsurface energy (static, geo-dynamic, geomagnetic). Geo-resources are provisionally recognized as geoinformation, characterized by various attributes and properties of subsurface material (minerals, overburden, etc.), and the other geo-resources, including streams migrating into the depths (fluids, magma, etc.). It is clear that mineral resources are part of the subsurface material. Therefore, the most important aspect of geo-resources development today is the initiation of recycling of their industrial processing.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/20184102010