Yes, the map of an ore deposit provides valuable information about the location, size, and distribution of the ore. This information helps miners determine the most efficient and cost-effective methods for extracting the ore, such as open-pit mining or underground mining.
The two parts of a lift that go down a mine are the "cage" which carries miners and materials, and the "counterweight" which helps balance the weight of the cage.
WINCH AND SHEAVE
Yes, when they do this it is called surface mining.
2,296.59 feet; approximately 700 meters
WINCH AND SHEAVE
Yes, a map of an ore deposit is crucial for miners as it provides information on the location, size, and distribution of the ore. This information helps miners determine the most efficient and cost-effective way to extract the ore, such as deciding on the mining method, infrastructure needed, and potential environmental impacts.
Yes, because if one does not map out where the ore is, much waste rock will be mined and that's a big waste of money.
Yes, miners mine for diamonds.
There were 33 miners in the mine
Chilian Mine
Miners light a fire beneath a shaft to create an updraft that helps circulate fresh air into the mine. This improves ventilation for the miners working underground by pulling out stale air and harmful gases.
I believe there was 32 miners.
they dig
A Pitchstick.
Miners
gold?
Not all women were miners. But women did mine