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Rudarski radovi br 4 2011 - Institut za rudarstvo i metalurgiju Bor

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Fig. 2. View of the final contour of the open pit Veliki Krivelj up to the elevation k-100 m<<strong>br</strong> />

(3D review)<<strong>br</strong> />

Copper ore from the open pit Veliki<<strong>br</strong> />

Krivelj is processed in the Flotation Plant<<strong>br</strong> />

Veliki Krivelj Great, whose current capacity<<strong>br</strong> />

is 8.5 million tons of ore.<<strong>br</strong> />

Increasing the capacity of the Flotation<<strong>br</strong> />

Plant to 10.6 million tons per year includes<<strong>br</strong> />

the following processes:<<strong>br</strong> />

- secondary and tertiary crushing with<<strong>br</strong> />

screening to the size range of 100%<<strong>br</strong> />

- 16 mm,<<strong>br</strong> />

- two-stage grinding in bar and ball<<strong>br</strong> />

mills with one-stage sizing in hydrocyclones<<strong>br</strong> />

to the size-range of 55 to<<strong>br</strong> />

60%, size class -0.074 mm,<<strong>br</strong> />

- primary ore flotation with additional<<strong>br</strong> />

grinding of primary and control concentrate<<strong>br</strong> />

to the size range of 85%<<strong>br</strong> />

- 0.074 mm and three-stage cleaning,<<strong>br</strong> />

- dewatering the final copper concentrate<<strong>br</strong> />

in the process of thickening and<<strong>br</strong> />

filtration to the moisture content of<<strong>br</strong> />

10%, and<<strong>br</strong> />

- disposal of tailings.<<strong>br</strong> />

Increasing the capacity of ore mining<<strong>br</strong> />

and processing from the current 8.5 million<<strong>br</strong> />

tons to 10.6 million tons at yearly<<strong>br</strong> />

level inevitably requires and provides the<<strong>br</strong> />

spaces for disposal of flotation tailings. At<<strong>br</strong> />

present, about 48.5 million m 3 of tailings<<strong>br</strong> />

could be deposited at the flotation tailing<<strong>br</strong> />

dump Veliki Krivelj, and that is the time<<strong>br</strong> />

limited to the beginning of 2015.<<strong>br</strong> />

Since the area of the Krivelj River valley<<strong>br</strong> />

is, for now, the only real, long-term<<strong>br</strong> />

disposal site for the flotation tailings from<<strong>br</strong> />

the Flotation Plant Veliki Krivelj there is a<<strong>br</strong> />

need to maximize the spatial opportunities<<strong>br</strong> />

provided by the Krivelj River valley.<<strong>br</strong> />

After filling the remaining space of the<<strong>br</strong> />

Veliki Krivelj flotation tailing dump, it is<<strong>br</strong> />

technologically possible to expand the<<strong>br</strong> />

Veliki Krivelj tailing dump upstream in<<strong>br</strong> />

the direction of the Open Pit Veliki<<strong>br</strong> />

Krivelj and transport system for waste by<<strong>br</strong> />

construction a new Dam 4. The new dam<<strong>br</strong> />

will also form a new accumulation Field 3<<strong>br</strong> />

upstream of the existing Dam 1, Figure 4.<<strong>br</strong> />

No 4, <strong>2011</strong>. 60<<strong>br</strong> />

MINING ENGINEERING

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