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Integration of strategic ventilation and heat management planning for deep underground mines. MIRARCO, Laurentian University, Sudbury Bestech, Sudbury, Canada CVRD-Inco, Sudbury, Canada. Solution Partners. Development activities Stoping activities Rock handling Diesel fleet Workshops
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Integration of strategic ventilation and heat management planning for deep underground mines MIRARCO, Laurentian University, Sudbury Bestech, Sudbury, Canada CVRD-Inco, Sudbury, Canada Solution Partners
Development activities • Stoping activities • Rock handling • Diesel fleet • Workshops • Leakage Specific requirements 0.05 to 0.8 m3/s per ,000 tpy Volumetric Requirements (m3/s, kg/s) Time (months/ years) Nominal distribution based on design air velocity and frictional losses
Surface Climate Strata OC Air OC WB J F M A M J A S O N D Q1,WB1 Auto compression Q2,WB2 Q3,WB3 Depth m Q4,WB4 Active face Complete development Element x,y,x Element x,y,x Q,m Q,m Intake path Properties kW/km OC kW, kW/km m3/s
Dynamic Climate Simulation Intake shaft / decline Active Face Distance from shaft m WBGT 0 km 1 km 2 km 3km 4km WB >26.5 >28 > 30 Depth m & VRT OC Click video
Research Plan MIRARCO Ventilation Planning Module SOT Schedule Optimisation Tool Control Infrastructure Vent Control Risk Module Mine Activity Schedule Interface NRG-1 Mine Portauls Mine Bestech