Introduction Piston rock splitting, also known as hydraulic rock splitting or hydro-splitting, is a method used to break up rock formations without the use of explosives. Drilling and blasting activities have many impacts on the environment, so in order to reduce these effects, the piston rock splitting technique has been developed. In this article […]

Introduction Trial pits are a sort of subsurface inquiry where a tiny trench or pit is excavated to learn more about the site’s geology and soil conditions. In geotechnical engineering and environmental evaluations, this technique is frequently employed to evaluate a site’s appropriateness for construction or identify any potentially hazardous elements. We shall discuss trial […]

    Introduction A naturally occurring resource, coal is made up of organic deposits from long-dead plants that have been buried for millions of years. One of the most prevalent forms of fossil fuels in the world is coal. A process of extracting coal that is done below ground is called underground coal mining. A […]

  Room and pillar mining is a widely used underground mining method characterized by the extraction of ore in a series of “rooms” while leaving “pillars” of material to support the overhead rock. Tabular, flat dipping ore deposits in competent rock are usually mined by room and pillar stoping methods. If the ore zone is […]

Introduction La surveillance radar dans une mine à ciel ouvert (MCO) est essentielle pour plusieurs raisons, en particulier en matière de sécurité, d’efficacité opérationnelle et de gestion des risques. La technologie GroundProbe présentée dans cette courte video offre plusieurs avantages à savoir: Détection précoce des mouvements du terrain Les radars permettent de détecter de manière […]