Coordinated Mining Procedures of Open Pit Mines Based on River Management

Baoyu Cao,, Zhiyong Zhang,, Bo Wang,, Ruirong Dong, and Hongjian Wang

Asian Agricultural Research, vol. 16, issue 05

Abstract: This paper primarily concerns the effective coordination of the procedures and methods employed in open pit mining operations under the background of river management. The central objective of this study is to identify a viable approach for ensuring rational and efficient development of open pit mineral resources while simultaneously protecting and restoring the ecological environment of the river. This approach should facilitate the realization of a harmonious symbiosis between mining and river management. The intricate mutual influence relationship between river management and open pit mining is first analyzed in depth, which provides a solid foundation for the subsequent coordination strategy development. In light of the aforementioned considerations, a set of coordination procedures for open pit mining based on river management conditions is proposed. These procedures emphasize the integration of river protection into the overall layout of mining at the planning stage. The implementation of scientific mining schemes, accompanied by rigorous control of the scope and depth of mining operations, has proven to be an effective means of reducing the impact of mining activities on river environments. This approach has also facilitated the achievement of a balance and coordination between mining and river management.

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