Method of Shaping Loading-and-Transportation System in Deep Open Pit Complex Ore Mines

T. M. Kumykova, V. Kh. Kumykov

2018

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DOI 10.1134/s1062739117042702
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article presents a procedure to select loading and transportation machines for an open pit complex ore mine. The choice of a shovel–dump truck production system is validated using a statistical testing method (Monte Carlo technique). Stop-watch readings allowed relating the productivity of the production system, degree of ore fragmentation and content of oversizes; the soundness of the choice of the production system based on the revealed criterion was proved. Using the law of the Palm flows, the authors determine the number and sequence of dump trucks for loading in a one-server system.