DEPARTMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING (CTAE, … SCHEDULE 2015/CT… · Tangential tacheometry 19....

DEPARTMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING

(CTAE, UDAIPUR)

LECTURE SCHEDULE: II YR. B.TECH. (MINING)

Subject Code & Title: MI 224 Mining Geology II Credit Hours: 4(3+1)

Name of Teacher: Dr G.S.Bhardwaj

LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction to structural geology

2. Structural feature of rocks/ore body

3. Attitude of rocks/ore body

4. Fold definition & morphology

5. Mechanism of folding

6. Fold types

7. Fold classification

8. Recognition of fold in lease area

9. Fault definition & morphology

10. Mechanism of faulting

11. Fault types

12. Fault classification

13. Recognition of fault in lease area

14. Folding and mining

15. Faulting and mining

16. Joints definition and description

17. Classification of joints

18. Importance / impact of joint in mining

19. Unconformities in rocks

20. Outlier and inliers

21. Stereographic plotting of geological features

22. Introduction to stratigraphy

23. Standard stratigraphic scale

24. Principle of stratigraphic correlation

25. Geology of India in brief

26. Major geological formations and mineral deposits

27. Geology of Rajasthan

28. Economic importance of Geological formations of Rajasthan

29. Precambrian stratigraphy of India

30. Middle and late proterozoic stratigraphic of India

31. Cuddapah System and vindhyan system

32. Gondwana system

33. Defination of ore and gangue

34. Tenore, grade and specification of ore

35. Classification of mineral deposits

36. General description of properties of various types of mineral deposits

37. Controls of mineral localisation

38. Introduction to engineering geology

39. Selection criteria of shaft, incline, tunnel, dam and wells

40. Introduction to hydrogeology

41. Mine hydrogeology

42. Hydrogeology and its impact in mining

Period wise lecture schedule

Subject: Mi 225 Mine Development ((Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Er. Vinod Mehta

LECTURE TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction to primary and secondary mine development.

2. Mine Entries: Choice, location and size of mine entries.

3. Shafts, inclines, declines and adits;

4. Their merits and applicability.

5. Mine Structures: Construction and layouts of structures

6. Shaft insets, ore and waste bins, skip-pockets, engine chambers

7. Ore passes, chutes, garages, grizzlies and sumps.

8. Shaft Sinking: Conventional methods; Preparatory arrangement;

9. Shaft Sinking: Conventional methods; Preparatory arrangement

10. Drilling, blasting in sinking shaft

11. Drilling, blasting in sinking shaft

12. loading and hoisting of muck;

13. Lining, ventilation, drainage and lighting;

14. Sinking through loose ground;

15. Sinking through fractured, flowing bearing ground;

16. Sinking through water bearing ground;

17. Sinking through water bearing ground;

18. Widening of shafts;

19. deepening of shafts;

20. Shaft boring;

21. Staple shaft

22. Drifting: Conventional methods,

23. Drifting: Conventional methods,

24. Drifting: different types of drilling patterns,

25. Drifting: different types of drilling patterns, blasting,

26. Drifting: loading, muck,

27. Drifting: loading, transport of muck,

28. Drifting: ventilation, drainage

29. Drifting: lighting;

30. Drifting: Drifting through loose, ground;

31. Drifting: Drifting through fractured, ground;

32. Drifting: Drifting through flowing and water bearing ground;

33. Drifting by road headers and tunnel boring machines.

34. Cross- measure drifts and laterals.

35. Stope Development: Conventional methods of raising

36. Stope Development: Conventional methods of raising

37. Stope Development: Conventional methods of winzing;

38. Stope Development: Conventional methods of winzing;

39. Stope Development: Modern methods of Raising

40. Stope Development: Raise climbers,

41. Stope Development: Long hole raising and Raise borers;

42. Stope Development: Slot preparation

Subject: Mi 226 Mine Surveying-I ((Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Er. Rajesh Arora


1. Theodolite: Various types;

2. Principles of construction;

3. Temporary and permanent adjustments

4. Measurement of horizontal angles

5. Tubular and trough compass

6. Traversing: Theodolite traversing;

7. Closing error and its adjustment

8. Calculation of coordinates

9. Problems in traverse surveying

10. Problems in traverse surveying

11. Area of closed traverse

12. Omitted measurements and their calculations

13. Tacheometric Surveying: Principles

14. Types of tacheometer

15. Types of tacheometer

16. Additive and multiplying constants

17. Additive and multiplying constants

18. Tangential tacheometry



21. Anallactic lens

22. Anallactic lens

23. General procedure for field work

24. Degree of accuracy.

25. Curve Ranging

26. Definition

27. Elements of curves



30. Degree of curvature

31. Degree of curvature

32. Different methods of setting out curves (apex accessible and apex inaccessible)



35. Underground curve laying

36. Underground curve laying

37. Levelling

38. Shaft plumbing and measurement of depth of shaft

39. Shaft plumbing and measurement of depth of shaft

40. Subsidence survey, Underground levelling and grading, Giving and maintaining direction

& gradient for inclined shaft

41. slopes, levels and tunnels; Maintaining alignment, Contouring, Definitions, Characteristics

of contours

42. Tacheometric Contouring – Fieldwork, Interpolation of contours, Plotting and

interpretation of contours.

Subject: Mi 321 Underground Mine Environment – II (Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Dr. A. Bhatnagar


1. Introduction to fire, Classification of fires, Causes

2. Monitoring and control of surface and underground fires

3. Detection Preventive measures

4. Fire fighting and inertization

5. Monitoring of atmosphere behind sealed- off areas

6. Reopening of sealed- off areas

7. Case histories

8. Spontaneous Heating: Mechanism, causes, detection

9. Monitoring and control of spontaneous heating in underground mines

10. Monitoring and control of spontaneous heating on surface and in coal stacks and

dumps

11. Incubation period; Preventive measures.

12. Explosions: Types, causes

13. Mechanism of firedamp

14. Mechanism of coal dust explosions

15. Preventive measures

16. Water spraying

17. Stone dusting

18. Stone-dust and water barriers

19. Investigations after an explosion

20. Case histories

21. Mine Rescue and Recovery work

22. Different types of rescue equipment

23. Different types of rescue equipment

24. Test on rescue apparatus

25. Rescue stations

26. Recovery and first-aid appliances

27. Training of personnel and organization of rescue station

28. Rescue and recovery work in connection with mine fire

29. Explosions and other conditions

30. Explosions and other conditions

31. Safety chamber

32. Mine Inundation: Causes

33. Mine Inundation: Causes

34. Precautionary measures

35. Precautions to be taken while approaching old workings

36. Burnside boring apparatus

37. Design and construction of water dams

38. Recovery of flooded mines

39. Dewatering of old working

40. Water blast

41. Dangers and precautions

42. Dangers and precautions

Subject: Mi 322 Dimensional Stone Technology (Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Dr. S.S. Rathore


1. Resources of Marble, Granite, Slate, Sandstone and Limestone as Dimensional stones in India vis a

vis world


vis world, uses,


vis world, uses,


vis world, uses,

5. Uses, marketing, export

6. Geological, mineralogical and physico-mechanical properties of dimensional stones

7. Geological, mineralogical and physico-mechanical properties of dimensional stones

8. Criteria for selection of dimensional stone deposit

9. Procedure for obtaining mining lease

10. preparation of project proposal

11. Mining: Conventional mining of Sandstone, Limestone, Marble and Granite

12. Conventional mining of Limestone

13. Conventional mining of Marble

14. Conventional mining of Granite

15. Recent developments- wire saw including blind cut technique

16. chainsaw

17. Belt saw, hydraulic splitting

18. Flame jet cutting, water channeling etc

19. Blasting techniques in dimensional stone mines

20. Various types of explosives used

21. Controlled blasting for providing horizontal & vertical cut

22. Splitting by swelling material

23. Insitu splitting technique used in compact limestone (Kota stone) for utilization of waste as

dimensional stone

24. Various types of loaders cranes and hydraulic excavator used in dimensional stone mines

25. Quarry layouts

26. Quarry layouts

27. Quarry layouts

28. Hole making technique using hole-finder and laser beam.

29. Application and development of diamond tools

30. Formation of stone block and their handling

31. Introduction to Processing

32. Dressing- Mono block dresser

33. Sawing- gang saws

34. Circular saws

35. Preparation and mounting of blades/discs and segments

36. Slab repair by resin Polishing - Manual, Mechanical

37. Various types of polishing machines

38. Abrasives- type, use and selection, shaping

39. Tile preparation; Automatic tiling plant

40. Slurry handling and treatment including water supply.

41. Multiwire technology

42. Environmental impacts of mining and processing of dimensional stones; Secondary use of quarried

land and waste of the industry; Land reclamation

Subject: Mi 323 Underground Metalliferous Mining (Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Dr. A. Bhatnagar


1. Metalliferous Mining in India and World

2. Historical development

3. Trend of mining non-coal deposit in India during the last ten years

4. Geographical distribution of important economic non-coal mineral in India

5. Overview of various stoping Method

6. Factors influencing selection of stoping methods

7. Classification of different stoping methods

8. Stope layouts

9. Stope preparation work for different stoping methods




13. Open stoping methods

14. Stull mining

15. Breast stoping

16. Room and Pillar

17. Sub-level

18. Shrinkage

19. Blast hole

20. VCR stoping and their variations

21. VCR stoping and their variations

22. Supported stoping methods

23. Post pillar

24. Cut and fill and their variations



27. Square set

28. Square set

29. Different types of support used

30. Different types of support used

31. Caving stoping methods

32. Top slicing

33. Sub-level caving

34. Block caving and their variations

35. Stoping of superimposed veins and parallel ore bodies

36. Combined methods

37. Extraction of underground pillar

38. Special method of mining for deep deposit and difficult mining conditions



41. Ore mining by Leaching

42. Ore mining by Leaching

Subject: Mi 324 Mine Machinery - II(Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Dr. S.C. JAIN


1. Introduction to subject

2. Head gear design

3. Shaft fittings

4. Detaching hooks, cages, skips, suspension gear

5. Rigid and rope guides

6. Multi rope winding, Winding from different horizons

7. Winding drums- types, their construction and duty cycles

8. Winding system-Drum

9. Winding system-Drum

10. Friction winding

11. Mechanical and electrical braking; Ward Leonard control

12. Automatic winding; Methods of counterbalancing loads;

13. Design calculation for different types of winding systems




17. Safety devices- depth indicators, over speed and overwind preventors

18. Keps, slow banking and other

19. Safety devices

20. Rope Haulage: Different types- their construction

21. Rope Haulage: Different types- their construction

22. Operation, maintenance and design calculations

23. Operation, maintenance and design calculations

24. Slushers, scrapers etc

25. Transport: Track and trackless;

26. Mine cars; Haulage track-its laying and maintenance;

27. Gauge selection; Mine tubs and cars-their constructional details and attachment.

28. Gauge selection; Mine tubs and cars-their constructional details and attachment.

29. Low profile dumpers and shuttle cars, their construction, operation and maintenance

30. Low profile dumpers and shuttle cars, their construction, operation and maintenance

31. Mine Locomotives: Diesel, battery and electric trolley wire types- their construction,

operation and application;





34. Calculations for locomotive haulage; Man riding systems in underground mines; Mono rails;

Underground loco shed layout.

35. Calculations for locomotive haulage; Man riding systems in underground mines; Mono rails;

Underground loco shed layout.

36. Calculations for locomotive haulage; Man riding systems in underground mines; Mono rails

37. Conveyor Haulage: different types, their construction

38. Conveyor Haulage: different types, their construction

39. Installation, maintenance, Design calculations

40. Armoured face conveyor, Steep angle belt conveyor

41. Aerial Ropeway -different types, their construction, Installation, operation and

maintenance

42. Layouts including rope tensioning arrangement, Underground loco shed layout

Subject Code & Title: MI 325 Mining Geology III Credit Hours: 4(3+1)


LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction to geological map

2. Definition of geological map

3. Scale of geological map

4. Types of geological map

5. Geological map symbols

6. Surface geological map

7. Underground geological map

8. Computer based geological map data plotting

9. Computer based geological map preparation

10. Definition of assaying

11. Wet methods of assaying

12. Dry methods of assaying

13. Spectrophotometer

14. Flame photometer

15. Atomic absorption spectrophotometer

16. Sampling of ore body

17. Definition of sampling

18. Methods of geological sampling

19. Importance of sampling in mining

20. Mine sample reduction

21. Quality control and total quality of ore

22. Ore reserves and its definition

23. Classification of ore reserves

24. Estimation of ore reserves

25. Geostatistical techniques of reserve estimation

26. Physical and mathematical modeling of mine slope

27. Definition of prospecting and exploration

28. Kind and degree of exploration

29. Geological exploration,

30. Geophysical exploration

31. Geochemical exploration

32. Remote sensing exploration

33. Geological factors for rock/ore excavation

34. Seismicity and rock excavation

35. Ground water and exploration

36. Faults and exploration

37. Subsurface drain and exploration

38. Metallic mineral deposits of India

39. Nonmetallic mineral deposits of India

40. Fuel mineral deposits of India

41. Definition ,composition,origin,theories of migration of petroleum

42. Fuel mineral resources of Rajasthan

Subject: Mi 326 Rock Mechanics – II (Theory)

Teacher Concerned: Er. Rajesh Arora


1. Stress State:

2. Stress distribution around narrow and wide openings (single and multiple)



5. Rock reinforcement

6. Introduction to local and mass support system

7. Design of support systems in shafts

8. systematic supports in headings, junctions, depillaring areas, gates, long wall faces and

stopes

9. systematic supports in headings, junctions, depillaring areas, gates, long wall faces and

stopes

10. bolting; Shot-creating & guniting

11. Cable bolting

12. filling & pillar as mass support system, pressure on supports.

13. Deformation and related instrumentation

14. Measurement of rock movements and interpretation of data

15. Measurement of rock movements and interpretation of data

16. Load cells

17. convergence recorders

18. bore hole extensometers

19. borehole cameras

20. Insitu and induced stresses and their measurement



23. Basics of numerical methods in geomechanics with applications

24. Basics of numerical methods in geomechanics with applications

25. Subsidence

26. Mechanics of surface subsidence

27. Factors affecting subsidence

28. Sub-critical, critical and super-critical widths of extraction

29. Discontinuous and continuous subsidence

30. monitoring, prediction, control and management of subsidence

31. Rock Bursts

32. Rock bursts and bumps

33. Mechanism of occurrence

34. prediction and control

35. Design of shaft pillar

36. Tunnels and Caverns.

37. Caving

38. Mechanics of caving

39. Cavability of rocks

40. Caving height

41. Slopes, Types of slope failure, Analysis of slope failure, Factors affecting slope stability

42. Drainage and reinforcement of slopes, Monitoring of slopes, Slope stability radar

Subject Code & Title: MI 421 Mine Economics and Financial Management

Name of Teacher: Er. H.K. Vyas

LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction

2. Economic importance of the mining industry

3. Mining economy

4. Risky nature of the mining industry

4. The state and the mining industry

5. Marketing and export of minerals

5. National mineral policy

6. Loss of mineral in Mining

7. Classification and incorporation of losses

8. Classification and incorporation of losses

9. Coefficient of recovery of mineral extraction

10. Dilution and recovery

11. Mine examination and Valuation

12. Examination and report on mines/mineral properties;

13. Valuation of mines/mineral properties

14. Present value and its computation

15 Ore value and profitability of mining

16. Recoverable value

17. Cost of Mining

18. Capital and operating cost

19. Factor affecting operating cost

20. Method of estimating future costs

21. Computation of cost of development and stoping operation

22. Financial Management, Cost and budgetary control

23. Finance function and objectives of a firm

24. Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP

25. Scope of financial management

26. Financial Statements

27. Nature and limitations of financial statements

28. Interpretation of financial statements

29. Uni-variate and multivariate ratio analysis

30. Limitation of ratio analysis

31. Cost analysis, Various cost concept

32. Cost-Volume-Profit analysis, Break-even analysis

33. Cost indifference point , Decision making with the cost data

34. Financial Analysis

35. Revenue and mining costs, Taxes and royalties

36. Net Present Value (NPV); Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

37. Effect of inflation on NPV of a project; Sensitivity analysis.

38. Capital-its importance, various forms

39. Formation and processes of formation; Raising capital

40. Mine accountancy and book keeping

41. International investment and trade in mineral materials and products

42. International investment and trade in mineral materials and products

Subject Code & Title: MI 422 Mine Planning and Design

Name of Teacher: Dr S.C. Jain

LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction to Planning aspects

2. Introduction to Planning aspects

3. UNFC Classification

4. UNFC Classification

4. Feasibility Study

5. Importance of Feasibility Study

5. Its function and preparation of feasibility report for metallic minerals

6. Its function and preparation of feasibility report for metallic minerals

7. preparation of feasibility report for non-metallic minerals

8. preparation of feasibility report for non-metallic minerals

9. Minerals inventory and ore reserves

10. Minerals inventory and ore reserves

11. Different types of underground mining methods as per the organizational and

technical parameters

12. Different types of underground mining methods as per the organizational and

technical parameters

13. Determination of size of mine

14. life of mine and production rates

15 Design for mining the mineral deposits by open-pit mining

16. Design for mining the mineral deposits by open-pit mining

17. Design for mining the mineral deposits by open-pit mining

18. Design for mining the mineral deposits by under ground mining and the

combination of both

19. Design for mining the mineral deposits by under ground mining and the

combination of both

20. The ultimate open pit profile based on physical and economical parameters

21. Optimum pit design

22. Division of underground mine into parts, levels and panels

23. Division of underground mine into parts, levels and panels

24. Determination of level interval

25. Size of long wall faces

26. Size of long wall faces

27. Stope design-the basic concepts

28. Stope design-the basic concepts

29. Different planning stages- micro and macro planning

30. Different planning stages- micro and macro planning

31. Project scheduling

32. Computer applications

33. Information systems

34. Information technology

35. Design for mining mineral deposits by underground mining

36. Production planning

37. Selection of machines

38. Haul road design

39. Optimum load haul system

40. Optimum load haul system

41. Optimum blast design

42. Optimum blast design

Subject Code & Title: MI 423 Rock Fragmentation Credit Hours: 3(3+0)

Name of Teacher: Dr S.S. Rathore

LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Present status of drilling and blasting practices in India

2. Present status of drilling and blasting practices in India

3. Present status of drilling and blasting practices in India and abroad

4. Present status of drilling and blasting practices in India and abroad

5. Methods of drilling

6. Different types of machines

7. Hydraulic drills

8. Long hole drilling

9. Novel methods of drilling

10. Choice of drills

11. Variables in drilling

12. Machines of drilling

13. Drillability of rocks

14. Study of bit life

15 Cost of drilling

16. Hole diameter, pull down weight, joints etc in relation to BHD and rock

characteristic

17. Trouble shooting

18. Diagnosis of problems in drilling



21. Emerging trends in explosives

22. initiating system and blasting techniques

23. Mechanics of blasting

24. Blast round design & influence of controllable and non controllable parameters

on blasting

25. Blast round design & influence of controllable and non controllable parameters

on blasting

26. Fragmentation assessment and monitoring

27. Instrumentation and software application for design of blast round

28. Monitoring and assessment of rock fragmentation

29. Deep hole blasting

30. Hot hole blasting

31. Stemming plug

32. Blasting damages – Micro and macro level damages due to blasting

33. Ground vibrations,

34. flyrock and air over pressure

35. Wall control

36. Blast casting

37. Demolition blasting

38. Demolition blasting

39. Destress blasting Nuclear blasting

40. Destress blasting Nuclear blasting

41. Safety during blasting

42. Safety during blasting

Subject Code & Title: MI 424 Advanced Mineral Exploration Credit Hours: 3(3+0)


LECTURE

TOPIC TO BE COVERED

1. Introduction to advanced mineral exploration

2. Basic principles of remote sensing

3. Remote sensing platforms, sensors and space program

4. Remote sensing sensors used for mineral exploration

4. Electromagnetic radiation, its characters

5. Space programmes

5. Satellite orbits

6. Measurement strategies

7. Atmospheric effects and remote sensing

8. Remote sensing data sets

9. Spectral reflectance properties of earth

10. Aerial remote sensing

11. Aerial photography cameras and their characteristics

12. Aerial photography films and their characteristics

13. Multiband photography and its advantages

14. Principles of photo processing

15 Advantages of multiband photography

16. Elements of photogrammetry

17. Elements of GIS

18. Elements of GPS

19. Application of GPR in mining

20. Digital image processing techniques

21. GPR types, antennas types

22. Remotely sensed data analysis

23. Software used in GPR data interpretation

24. Image classification

25. Digital levitation modeling

26. Digital Resources mapping

27. Digital resources monitoring

28. Remote sensing data integrity

29. Spatial up scaling

30. Landuse pattern analysis by remote sensing

31. Drainage analysis

32. Rock identification by remote sensing

33. Geo-environmental application in forestry

34. Terrain interpretation by remote sensing

35. Case studies

36. Mineral exploration by remote sensing

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