BS ISO 22932-1:2020 pdf free.Mining一Vocabulary,Planning and surveying.
BS ISO 22932-1 mining plan integration of all information about a mining project, from geology, mining and metallurgy, to environment, security, society, etc,, with the specific goal to define a project’s feasibility contingency plan strategy and set of actions for responding to a specific situation in which something goes wrong (spill, fire, natural disaster, and other emergencies) Note 1 to entry: Contingency plans prepare companies to respond to all possible worst-case scenarios.[SOURCE: Guidebook for Evaluating Mining Project EIAs一Glossary, 2010] plan mostly large-scale drawing showing features, such as mine workings, geological structures, and outside improvements, on a horizontal plane [SOURCE: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral and Related Terms, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1996] bore journal tabular record of the characteristics and thicknesses of strata intersected by a borehole [SOURCE: BS 3618-1:1969] marketability test test determining whether or not a discovered mineral deposit is “valuable”under the meaning of the law, i.e. whether or not the mineral can be extracted and marketed at a profit [SOURCE: Glossary of BLM surveying and mapping terms, 1980] reserve quantity of mineral calculated to lie within given boundaries and described as the total [or gross),workable or probable working, depending on the application of certain arbitrary limits in respect of deposit thickness, depth, quality, geological conditions and contemporary economic factors Note 1 to entry: See also possible reserve (3.1.3.3.1), probable reserve (3.1.3.3.2) and proven reserve (3.1.3.3.3). [SOURCE: BS 3618-1:1969] possible reserve valuable mineralization not sampled enough to accurately estimate its tonnage and grade, or even to verify its existence barrier mineral or ground left unworked so as to separate workings from each other or from a natural hazard [SOURCE: BS 3618-1:1969] colliery plan plan (3.1.1.3) of the mine workings, and sections of the shafts and seams being worked, which the colliery manager must keep at the pithead office in accordance with the regulations [SOURCE: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral and Related Terms, U.S. Bureau of Mines, 1996] composite plan mine plan (3.1.1.3) showing the working in more than one work station Note 1 to entry: Different working activities are usually distinguished by colors.BS ISO 22932-1 pdf download.