A OPEN PIT MINING AÇIK OCAK MADENCİLİĞİ
A OPEN PIT MINING AÇIK OCAK MADENCİLİĞİ
A OPEN PIT MINING AÇIK OCAK MADENCİLİĞİ
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23 rd <br />
Gas Pollutants and Dust of Truck Transport on the Open Pit<br />
„Grivice“ RMU „B“<br />
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Faculty of Mining, Geology and Civil Engineering, Tuzla, BiH<br />
ABSTRACT Surface coal mining has caused significant pollution and degradation of the land<br />
area directly affecting the quality of the basic elements of the environment. Water, air and soil<br />
are threatened by surface coal mines, all depending on the applied mining technology, hired<br />
equipment and machinery, as well as the working environment.<br />
Truck transport of overburden from the open pit to the landfill, as a part of the<br />
technological process of coal surface mining, is a source of several ways of environmental<br />
pollution that are associated with the emission of pollutants, dust and noise increase. This<br />
problem is more enhanced if the trucks are currently located near populated areas.<br />
Following modern trends, the RMU " were to start research on the impact of coal<br />
surface mining on environmental quality. The research includes tailings and truck transport to<br />
the landfill as one of the greatest sources of environmental pollution. The study included<br />
tracking and monitoring of emissions of pollutants and dust during road transport of<br />
overburden and its negative impact on air quality, and proposes measures to reduce their<br />
negative impact on human health and the environment.<br />
1 TEST LOCALITY<br />
Coal mining in the area I coal basin<br />
is characterized by the continuity of longterm<br />
and significant intensity. There were<br />
several open pits and unerground mines<br />
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basin. Digging coal in this basin is made of<br />
two surface pits "Grivice" and "Turija" and<br />
one underground mine. All of them are<br />
located near populated areas (Figure 1).<br />
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