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What is Dip in Mining?
dip is angle of ore body from horizontal plan.and strike is perpendicular to dip.these are important parameters to represent orientation of ore body.
What is lead distance?
It is the one sided distance traveled by a vehicle in a cycle of working. This term is used in mining for one sided distance traveled by the dumper in process of dumping of overburden (from the ore body to the dump) or dumping of ore(from the ore body to processing plant/stack yard).
The location of major body of the ore aluminium?
Major deposits of bauxite, which is aluminum ore, are found in Guinea and Australia, among other places.
Are gold mines perpetual resources?
no, no mine is. eventually the ore body is worked out.
What is a mineral depost that is large and and pure enough to be mined called?
An "ore" body.
What can be made from gold ore?
Gold is used in industrial applications for electral leads, and in the jewelry industry as filler as well as plating such as gold leaf.
Why is a copper ore heterogeneous?
Copper ore is heterogeneous because it is made up of a variety of minerals and impurities that are not evenly distributed throughout the rock. This results in variations in composition, color, and texture within the ore body, making it heterogeneous.
What is the problem with us using low grade ore as a copper source?
Using low-grade ore as a copper source can be problematic because it requires more energy and resources to extract the copper from the ore. This leads to increased environmental impact and higher costs of production compared to using higher-grade ore. Additionally, the extraction process may produce more waste and emissions, impacting local ecosystems and communities.
How is iron ore mined what type of mines open cut?
The mining method used to mine iron ore depends on the placement of the ore body and surrounding environment. - Addition below I would say the majority (over 95%) or iron ore mines are open cut. /BL
What makes a certain body of rocks an ore?
The presence of significant amounts of metal compounds in the rocks.
What term do geologists use to describe a mineral deposit?
Geologists commonly refer to a mineral deposit as an "ore deposit." This term denotes a concentration of minerals that can be economically extracted for profit.
Usable amounts of metal can be removed from a deposit called what?
ORE
