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Instructor: Aouad, Nassib
Email: narzf@mst.edu
Min Eng 5932: Underground Mining Methods
Principles of planning, constructing, and operating economically viable underground mines. Cost effective mining methods: room-and-pillar, sublevel open stoping, VCR, shrinkage, sublevel caving, cut-and-fill, block caving, longwall. Selection of equipment for underground mining operations. Optimization of mine performance. Field trip Required.
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Time/Day: Arranged Prerequisites: Preceded or accompanied by Min Eng 3913. Units: 3 Course Component(s): Lecture |
Group Project: no Live Participation Required: no Download Restrictions: with instructor permission |
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Books: Underground Mining Methods: Engineering Fundamentals and International Case Studies, William A. Hustrulid and Richard. L. Bullock, editors (2001), SME, Littleton, CO, 718 pp. |
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