Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans

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Autor(a) principal: Rodovalho,Edmo da Cunha
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Cabral,Ivo Eyer
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: REM. Revista Escola de Minas (Online)
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Resumo: In order to elaborate a mine plan, it is necessary to adopt hourly production parameters for the equipment available for its execution. This equipment should be in synchrony with the productive capacity of the operational units in the mine for: rock drilling, blasting, loading and transporting ore. This study deals with the estimate of hourly production indexes for loading and transport obtained by the use of multiple regressions. Using a management system database from an operating mine, equations were generated to explain the productive cycle of each of the loading machines and dump trucks. Knowing the behavior of the principle variables that exert influence on the production schedule, it was possible to estimate the index and to guarantee high feasibility for the mine plan, considering the indexes obtained were very close to those executed. The model design was created in a simple manner, using statistical concepts and computational tools, being supported by good correlation between the variables. This factor was decisive in obtaining good results in the execution of the studied mining plan.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
title Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
spellingShingle Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
Rodovalho,Edmo da Cunha
Mine planning
hourly productivity
multiple regressions
operational management
title_short Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
title_full Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
title_fullStr Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
title_full_unstemmed Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
title_sort Estimate of hourly productivity applied to elaboration and implementation of mining plans
author Rodovalho,Edmo da Cunha
author_facet Rodovalho,Edmo da Cunha
Cabral,Ivo Eyer
author_role author
author2 Cabral,Ivo Eyer
author2_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rodovalho,Edmo da Cunha
Cabral,Ivo Eyer
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Mine planning
hourly productivity
multiple regressions
operational management
topic Mine planning
hourly productivity
multiple regressions
operational management
description In order to elaborate a mine plan, it is necessary to adopt hourly production parameters for the equipment available for its execution. This equipment should be in synchrony with the productive capacity of the operational units in the mine for: rock drilling, blasting, loading and transporting ore. This study deals with the estimate of hourly production indexes for loading and transport obtained by the use of multiple regressions. Using a management system database from an operating mine, equations were generated to explain the productive cycle of each of the loading machines and dump trucks. Knowing the behavior of the principle variables that exert influence on the production schedule, it was possible to estimate the index and to guarantee high feasibility for the mine plan, considering the indexes obtained were very close to those executed. The model design was created in a simple manner, using statistical concepts and computational tools, being supported by good correlation between the variables. This factor was decisive in obtaining good results in the execution of the studied mining plan.
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