Determination of yield of fractional material

Abstract

Purpose. Highlight the main results of the experiments performed on the destruction of martite ores by the method of borehole hydraulic destruction by their layering. Since, as a result of the analysis of literary sources, it was established that some of the deposits of the Kryvyi Rihiron ore basin are suitable for hydro monitor excavation.Consideration of the method of introducing technologies for hydromechanization of mining operations in the conditions of the Kryvyi Rihiron ore basin is a topical issue. The methods. Using experimental installations conduct experiments on the destruction of layers of martite ores, gradually increasing the water pressure and determine the qualitative fractional yield of raw materials. Mathematical processing of the results obtained and the construction of dependencies based on experiments. Findings. Showing of the sequence of the experiment, the creation of summary tables with the results and the construction of illustrated graphs is the result of a study of determining the yield of fractional material during the destruction of ores by water jets. The originality. Experiments have shown that the yield of the ore fraction during their destruction using the hydro fracture method depends both on the water pressure and on the stratification of the ores. Ores that break down along the layer are more prone to overgrinding, and ores that break into a cross are less likely to. Therefore, the output of fractions during the destruction of layers of martite ores in some values can be controlled. Practical implementation. The development of floodingdeposits of rich iron ores by classical, unsuitable methods is accompanied by a large number of losses of ore raw materials or the impossibility of developing the deposit, because an alternative to the classical drilling and blasting method of destruction of a massif of rock is proposed technology of hydromechanization.The use of borehole hydraulic mining technology will allow the use of water flows from drainage wells or a sump for the safe, non-explosive destruction of the massif. This will increase the safety of mining operations, as well as reduce the seismic impact on the workings before the start of stope extraction.