Waste Rock Sample Clauses

Waste Rock. Waste rock characterization, ARD potential and disposal Waste rock at the site is divided into two main classes, soft waste rock (incompetent) and hard waste rock (competent). Soft waste rock comprises soil and marginal rock which often breaks down to a soil when exposed and reworked. Hard waste rock is made up of durable rock which does not breakdown or degrade. The vast majority of waste rock is PAF with short lag times. The remaining life of mine mass of waste rock is about 680 Mt with the vast majority placed in Lxxxx Xxxxxxx (see Figure A.1.2). Haul trucks transport the waste rock to bottom-dump barges which then travel out to the designated disposal point and dump the rock. A fleet of five 975 m3 capacity self propelled bottom-dump barges operate 24 hours a day, Lihir Management Company Limited December 31, 2004 Lihir Gold Mine — Mine Closure Plan Update 2004 receiving the waste rock at the loading dock and travelling to and from the disposal site. Large waste sinks rapidly to the ocean floor, which was originally between 300 and 500m below sea level at the dump point. Fines from the bottom dumped waste and wash waste from the barge doors is a source of surface contaminant plumes in Lxxxx Xxxxxxx. The depth of the waste pile is monitored and reported in accordance with the applicable Water Use Permit (WUP). Competent waste rock has been used to construct the Harbour Platform, which is an area of reclaimed land at the edge of Lxxxx Xxxxxxx used for low grade ore stockpiling, see Figure A.1.2. The bulk of waste rock in the Harbour Platform is PAF and will require removal below sea level at mine closure to limit long term acid generation. A small amount of hard waste rock is stockpiled on land, for use in haul road maintenance and as armouring for perimeter drainage channels.
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Waste Rock. Texas Canyon will purchase a minimum of 1,200 tons of Waste Rock per month for purposes of crushing into aggregate. All Waste Rock will be sold "as is" and "where is" without warranty and without any expressed or implied representations or promises of any kind. Purchasers will assume all responsibilities and costs for collecting, producing and handling all Waste Rock used for aggregates.
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