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Callupe, W., (2011). Estabilidad de taludes del plan de minado para la vida de mina (VDM) 2011 - Tajo Abierto Pierina [Tesis, Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/1380
Callupe, W., Estabilidad de taludes del plan de minado para la vida de mina (VDM) 2011 - Tajo Abierto Pierina [Tesis]. : Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería; 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14076/1380
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title = "Estabilidad de taludes del plan de minado para la vida de mina (VDM) 2011 - Tajo Abierto Pierina",
author = "Callupe Arzapalo, Will Honorato",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería",
year = "2011"
}
The present thesis is focused on the Slope Stability Analysis for the Pierina Open Pit mine in Ancash, Perú. The technical and economic evaluations of mining projects are based on mine plans that are developed with the goal to efficiently recover the greatest quantity of ore. That is, the ore body must be mined in an operational, environmental and geotechnically safe manner. The mining plans must meet established acceptability criteria. One such acceptability criteria from the geotechnical perspective is a minimum overall slope static Factor of Safety (FoS) of 1.2. To develop the mining plan, the geological, structural geology, geotechnical and hydrogeological models must be updated and reliable. The validations of the involved models must be made by first-rate, specialized consultants. This is a corporate procedure that Minera Barrick Misquichilca S.A. (MBM) follows to validate the mining plans. Often, these models not are validated due to the lack of resources of personnel, time and/or budget that such work demands. Considering the importance of the models, these were updated during 2010 for use in different mine projects, particularly the Life of Mine (LOM) plan for the year 2011 and specifically to complete the Slope Stability Analysis for the Pierina Open Pit, reason of the present thesis. The design of the phases has been analyzed on the critical sections that cover the entire open pit, using the Limit Equilibrium method in two dimensions. Likewise, the deformation parameters of the rock mass have been estimated, consistent with the modulus of elasticity of the intact rock. For the deformation analysis the finite element method with Phase 8TM software has been used. A deformation stress analysis of the southwest slope was made to understand the amount of deformation that the slopes would have in response to development of the proposed mining plan. Simulation of the horizontal displacement during the different mining stages was obtained. It was estimated until 10 m of displacements in the middle of the slope the last mining stages The mining plan for the LOM 2011 includes the Phases 5C, 7, and 8. The preliminary results indicated factors of safety less than established acceptability criteria. After modifications were made to the geometries of these phases it was possible to achieve the required static FoS and revised mine plans for Phases 5C-3C and 8C were generated. It has been determined that this Mining Plan is feasible from the operational, geotechnical, environmental and economic perspectives. The open pit slope stability analysis for the LOM 2011 was developed by the author, validated by Piteau Engineering in November 2010, approved in December 2010 and is currently being mined with success.
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