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Xiaofei Jing, Yulong Chen, Dan Xie, David J. Williams, Shangwei Wu, Wensong Wang and Tianwei Yin
Due to the differences in mineral processing techniques, the grain-size of tailings used in the construction of a tailings pond is not commensurate. It has been determined that the hydrodynamic characteristics of mudflow resulting from the failure of tai...
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Kun Wang, Peng Yang, Karen A. Hudson-Edwards, Wensheng Lyu, Chao Yang and Xiaofei Jing
Tailings dam failure accidents occur frequently, causing substantial damage and loss of human and animal life. The prediction of run-out tailings slurry routing following dam failures is of great significance for disaster prevention and mitigation. Using...
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Paulina Concha Larrauri and Upmanu Lall
This paper presents a statistical model to estimate the volume of released tailings (VF) and the maximum distance travelled by the tailings (Dmax) in the event of a tailings dam failure, based on physical parameters of...
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Xi Du, Zhijiao Zhang, Lei Dong, Jing Liu, Alistair G. L. Borthwick and Renzhi Liu
Abrupt environmental pollution accidents cause considerable damage worldwide to the ecological environment, human health, and property. The concept of acceptable risk aims to answer whether or not a given environmental pollution risk exceeds a societally...
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Gabriel Villavicencio Arancibia, Pierre Breul, Claude Bacconnet, Andy Fourie, Raúl Espinace
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In Chile, sand tailings dams represent the most common deposits of mining residues. These structures present a potential risk in terms of mechanical instability due to their potential susceptibility to seismic liquefaction. In order to manage these risks...
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