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Hydrogeological and Physico-Chemical Study of the Groundwater of Mitendi South-East in the Commune of Mont-Ngafula around the Kimwenza Quarry (Province of Kinshasa, DR Congo)
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作者 Jonathan Mayi Nkolomonyi Ivon Ndala Tshiwisa +2 位作者 Hervé Khonde Mbumba Samuel Ingila Asanga Clement N’zau Umba-Di-Mbudi 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2024年第4期96-114,共19页
The exploitation of groundwater by drilling in the Mitendi South-East district constitutes a solution to the water shortage in this peripheral part of the Mont-Ngafula township in Kinshasa, the capital of the DR Congo... The exploitation of groundwater by drilling in the Mitendi South-East district constitutes a solution to the water shortage in this peripheral part of the Mont-Ngafula township in Kinshasa, the capital of the DR Congo. Individuals exploit groundwater in boreholes to serve the population without taking into account certain necessary aspects such as the origin of the groundwater table and the quality which constitute the major problems of this work such as: What is the quantity of water from the recharge of our aquifer? What is the state of the Mitendi South-East aquifer water in relation to some physico-chemical parameters? The cardinal objective of this work is to provide chemical data and trace elements in each analyzed borehole and determine the type of recharge of the underground aquifer. The specific objectives are as follows: analyze the potability of groundwater on a physico-chemical level and their chemical facies, take the geographical coordinates of water samples from the aquifer in each targeted borehole in order to develop the sampling map of the area under study;also check each parameter analyzed in relation to WHO standards. We carried out a general investigation of the study area by carrying out observations, sampling and in-situ measurements of each borehole, as well as the good conservation of the samples taken in a cooler. The various measurements that we took in-situ: pH, electrical conductivity, turbidity, salinity, temperature, and TDS were carried out by using a multi-parameter probe in the laboratory of appropriate methods such as titled-sorting, spectrophotometry, atomic absorption spectrometry, ArcGise and Excel software. With regard to the results from laboratory analysis (physical and chemical analysis), the parameters showed that the standards recommended by the WHO were not respected. We affirm that the water consumed in the Mitendi South-East district in Mont-Ngafula town ship is not drinkable. Since, it can cause several water-borne diseases. It would be better to treat that water before being drunk. . 展开更多
关键词 GROUNDWATER Aquifer Physicochemical Parameters Mitendi Kimwenza quarry
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3D Modeling and Estimation of the Tonnage of the Granite Quarry of Linguésso (North-West of Côte d’Ivoire) by Electrical Methods
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作者 Yapo Assi Martial Kouame Loukou Nicolas +1 位作者 Aka Ehui Beh Jean Constantin Sombo Boko Celestin 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2023年第3期138-154,共17页
A survey and evaluation was carried out on a potential granitoid quarry site in the locality of Linguésso (North West of Ivory Coast) with the aim of identifying and estimating the quantity of exploitable granite... A survey and evaluation was carried out on a potential granitoid quarry site in the locality of Linguésso (North West of Ivory Coast) with the aim of identifying and estimating the quantity of exploitable granite based on the electrical resistivity methods. The combination of electrical trailing, sounding and tomography techniques allowed the determination of the characteristics of the rock deposit, namely the electrical signature (between 19,259 Ωm and 86,316 Ωm), the extension (N90°), the rooting (between 0 and 45 m) and the fracturing (between N14° and N160°) of the granitic formation sought. The modeling resulted in an estimated mineable rock volume of 2,936,250 m<sup>3</sup> providing a production quantity of 7,927,875 tonnes. 展开更多
关键词 Eelectric Resistivity 3D geoelectric Model Granitic quarry Linguésso Ivory Coast
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Exploitation and Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Landscape Reconstruction of Abandoned Quarry Pit—A Case Study of Landscape Reconstruction of Quarry Pit in Xiaosi’ao Scenic Area of Xinchang County 被引量:1
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作者 田夏梦 王浩 +1 位作者 华予 陈晓晓 《Journal of Landscape Research》 2010年第10期90-93,共4页
Through the study on landscape reconstruction of abandoned quarry pits in mountainous area of Jiangzhe District, it was pointed out that it was of not only practical significance but also ecological significance of su... Through the study on landscape reconstruction of abandoned quarry pits in mountainous area of Jiangzhe District, it was pointed out that it was of not only practical significance but also ecological significance of sustainable development to some extent, to scientifically and rationally rebuild and exploit abandoned quarry pits and to create new landscape, so that their landscape value and environmental benefit would entirely improve and that culture would be inherited and developed by making use of overt cultural fragments. 展开更多
关键词 Abandoned quarry pits INTANGIBLE CULTURAL heritage CULTURAL INHERITANCE Land utilization
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Natural recovery of different areas of a deserted quarry in South China 被引量:17
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作者 DUAN Wenjun REN Hai +3 位作者 FU Shenglei WANG Jun YANG Long ZHANG Jinping 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2008年第4期476-481,共6页
A quarry is a surface mining operated place, which produces enormous quantifies of gravel, limestone, and other materials for industrial and construction applications. Restoration and revegetation of deserted quarries... A quarry is a surface mining operated place, which produces enormous quantifies of gravel, limestone, and other materials for industrial and construction applications. Restoration and revegetation of deserted quarries are becoming increasingly important. Three areas of a typical quarry in South China: terrace for crushed materials (terrace), spoiled mound, and remaining side slope, were investigated, to compare the existing plant species and to study the relationship between environmental factors and revegetation. The plant species composition of these three areas was found to differ significantly after eight years of natural recovery. The typical plant communities found over them were composed of gramineous herbs, ferns, and shrubs. Soil organic matter, soil moisture, and soil bulk density were considered to be the major determining factors for vegetation succession. There existed abiotic and biotic thresholds during quarrying restoration. Suggestions had been presented that could have accelerated the process of natural recovery in quarries. 展开更多
关键词 natural recovery quarry VEGETATION environment-vegetation relationships
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Analysis of the Engineering Restoration Effect of Abandoned Yongledian Quarry in Beijing City Based on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties 被引量:2
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作者 Liwei CAI 《Asian Agricultural Research》 2014年第4期89-93,共5页
The improvement of the soil physical and chemical properties is the most important foundation for mine ecological restoration.The experiment is aimed at undisturbed area,restored area,and damaged area of abandoned Yon... The improvement of the soil physical and chemical properties is the most important foundation for mine ecological restoration.The experiment is aimed at undisturbed area,restored area,and damaged area of abandoned Yongledian Quarry in Beijing.Through determination and analysis of soil physical and chemical properties,it shows that there are significant differences in the composite effects of soil physical and chemical properties between restored area,and undisturbed area,damaged area,and engineering restoration effectively improves the composite effects of soil physical and chemical properties in the restored area.The single factor hypothesis test shows that soil pH value,organic matter,alkali-hydrolyzable nitrogen,and total nitrogen traits are the key targets to be restored in this mining area. 展开更多
关键词 Abandoned MINING area Yongledian quarry SOIL physi
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Assessment of Distribution and Composition of Quarry Mine Dust: Case of Pomona Stone Quarries, Harare 被引量:1
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作者 Emaculate Madungwe Tinashe Mukonzvi 《Atmospheric and Climate Sciences》 2012年第1期52-59,共8页
The study aimed at assessing the distribution and composition of dust produced at Pomona Stone Quarry mine in Harare, Zimbabwe. The source contribution to ambient PM2.5 and PM10 dust levels were quantified and their s... The study aimed at assessing the distribution and composition of dust produced at Pomona Stone Quarry mine in Harare, Zimbabwe. The source contribution to ambient PM2.5 and PM10 dust levels were quantified and their spatial distribution from the quarry to the receptor (community). The study also analysed the pH of soils around the mine, SiO2 and Al2O3 levels in quarry dust. Data was collected through direct observations, personal communications, experiments, soil and dust sampling and analyses. Dust sampling was done in January, April and August, to assess the effect of meteorological conditions on dust concentrations in two phases. Phase 1 was conducted during plant shut down (baseline measurements) while phase 2 was carried out during full plant operations (normal operating conditions), to assess the effect of quarry operations on the surrounding areas. Within the quarry production processes, crushing stage was the most dust emitting stage. Phase 1 dust results showed that both respirable (PM2.5) and inhalable (PM10) dust at all stages were below the legal limit, thus below 35 mg/m3 (respirable) and 180 mg/m3 (inhalable). Highest dust levels (209.9 mg/m3 inhalable and 69.01 mg/m3 respirable) were recorded in August, followed by April (206.9 mg/m3 inhalable and 67.52 mg/m3 respirable) then January (206.82 mg/m3 inhalable and 65.27 mg/m3 respirable). At all stages, highest dust concentrations for both parameters were recorded near the plant and decreased with increasing distance from the plant ( ranging from 209.9 mg/m3 - 19.41 mg/m3 inhalable and 69.01 mg/m3 - 14.23 mg/m3 respirable). This was attributed to the effect of particle size. August recorded the biggest area for both parameters falling within the non-permissible category, followed by April then January. The findings also revealed that the quarry dust contained higher levels of SiO2 (0.752 mg/cm3) which were 7 times higher than the recommended 0.1 mg/cm3 (NSSA). Low Al2O3 levels of 0.102 mg/cm3 were recorded and this was considered as environmentally safe. Soils were slightly acidic-alkaline and the t-test results at 95% confidence interval showed no significant difference between the results from site A and B (p = 0.526). It was concluded that quarry dust from Pomona had no significant effects on soil pH but possible health impacts on the receiving community. The study recommended that dust suppression systems such as water sprays, vegetation, air nets and enclosed production process must be implemented to curb dust emissions. 展开更多
关键词 DUST PM10 PM 2.5 quarry MINE Receptor
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Study on Environmental-Geological Problem and Ecosystem Re-establishment Countermeasures About Quarry and Damaged Mountain in Peri-urban
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作者 Yiguo Xue,Shucai Li,Maoxin Su,Haiyan Li Geotechnical & Structural Engineering Research Center of Shandong University,Jinan 250012,China. 《地学前缘》 EI CAS CSCD 北大核心 2009年第S1期188-188,共1页
The quarry and damaged mountain in peri-urban have an important influence to ecological environment. They have had a series of serious environmental -geological problems to the socio-economic development and urban mod... The quarry and damaged mountain in peri-urban have an important influence to ecological environment. They have had a series of serious environmental -geological problems to the socio-economic development and urban modernization process, such as increased environmental pollution and soil erosion,destruction of landscape aesthetic。 展开更多
关键词 PERI-URBAN quarry and damaged mountain eco-environmental-geological DISASTERS
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Back analysis of long-term stability of a 92 m span ancient quarrying cavern
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作者 Yanjun Shang Lihui Li +3 位作者 Wantong He Luqing Zhang Tianbin Li Zhifa Yang 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2017年第2期350-363,共14页
Long-term stability of large-span caverns is a challenging issue for design and construction of underground rock engineering.The Heidong cavern group consisting of 21 caverns was constructed about 1400 years ago for q... Long-term stability of large-span caverns is a challenging issue for design and construction of underground rock engineering.The Heidong cavern group consisting of 21 caverns was constructed about 1400 years ago for quarrying in massive Cretaceous tuff.The cavern No.5 of the Heidong cavern group is characterized by an unsupported span up to 92 m,with the overburden thickness of only 3-25 m.To analyze its long-term stability,a detailed investigation was conducted to obtain its geometry and rock mass characteristics,and to monitor surrounding rock displacements.Based on field survey and laboratory tests,numerical simulations were performed using the finite difference code FLAC;.The analysis results revealed that for the long-term stability of the cavern No.5,some major factors should be carefully considered,such as cavern excavation method in hard massive rocks,site investigation using trial pits,tools like short iron chisel and hammer for manual excavation,geometric dome roof,and waste rocks within abutment or on the floor.The highlights of the technologies obtained from this large-scale ancient underground project can provide reference for other similar project excavations in practice. 展开更多
关键词 Cretaceous tuff Heidong quarry Largest span Long-term stability Manual excavation
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Lithological classification of cement quarry using discriminant algorithms
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作者 Bulent TUTMEZ 《Journal of Central South University》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2019年第3期719-727,共9页
As such in any industrial raw material site characterization study, making a lithological evaluation for cement raw materials includes a description of physical characteristics as well as grain size and chemical compo... As such in any industrial raw material site characterization study, making a lithological evaluation for cement raw materials includes a description of physical characteristics as well as grain size and chemical composition. For providing the cement components in accordance with the specifications required, making the classification of the cement raw material pit is needed. To make this identification in a spatial system at a quarry stage, the supervised pattern recognition analysis has been performed. By using four discriminant analysis algorithms, lithological classifications at three levels, which are with limestone, marly-limestone (calcareous marl) and marl, have been made based on the main chemical components such as calcium oxide (CaO), alumina (Al2O3), silica (SiO2), and iron (Fe2O3). The results show that discriminant algorithms can be used as strong classifiers in cement quarry identification. It has also recorded that the conditional and mixed classifiers perform better than the conventional discriminant algorithms. 展开更多
关键词 CEMENT discriminant analysis lithology classification quarry identification
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The Effect of Tree Species on the Chemical Properties of Soil in the Rehabilitation of a Limestone Quarry at Athi River, Kenya
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《Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering(A)》 2017年第4期178-187,共10页
A comparison of field performance of Acacia xanthophloea, Schinus molle, Casuarina equisetifolia and Gravellia robusta plant species was made in an exhausted limestone quarry, backfilled with limestone mine waste in a... A comparison of field performance of Acacia xanthophloea, Schinus molle, Casuarina equisetifolia and Gravellia robusta plant species was made in an exhausted limestone quarry, backfilled with limestone mine waste in a semi-arid area in Athi River, Kenya. The aim of the study was to determine if the tree species had an influence on the soil chemical properties. The soil had alkaline pH ranging from 8.0 to 8.98, low nitrogen content (〈 0.03%), moderate phosphorus concentrations ranging from 44.15 ppm to 21.33 ppm and high to moderate exchangeable cations (Na, Ca, Mg and K). All the tree species exerted a positive influence on soil properties necessary for plant growth. The pH values and total phosphorus were relatively lower in soils close to the trees (0.5 m) and increased with distance from the trees, while the soil values for total nitrogen and exchangeable cations were relatively higher close to the trees. C. equisetifolia had the best growth performance and a higher positive influence on the soil chemical properties necessary for plant growth followed by A. xanthophloea. It was concluded that trees should remain a feature of quarry rehabilitation because of their role in maintaining the biophysical environment. 展开更多
关键词 MINING soils chemical properties REHABILITATION tree species limestone quarry.
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Rockfall Hazard in an Old Abandoned Aggregate Quarry in the City of Tétouan, Morocco
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作者 Hatim Dellero Younes El Kharim 《International Journal of Geosciences》 2013年第8期1228-1232,共5页
Quarries are places of high instability due to blastings, if left without rehabilitation they become sites of great risk of rockfall, which are the case of the Carian quarry, a small abandoned aggregate quarry, which ... Quarries are places of high instability due to blastings, if left without rehabilitation they become sites of great risk of rockfall, which are the case of the Carian quarry, a small abandoned aggregate quarry, which turned into a slum neighborhood in the north western part of the city of Tétouan, and that has a long history of rockfall incidents since it was shut down in the 60’s. Using rockmass characterization techniques, kinematic study and stability analysis, it was confirmed that many instability mechanisms are found on the walls of the quarry and cause a high risk of rockfall during the rain season, especially that the study area is inhabited. Rockfall trajectory modelling techniques allow the calculation of vertical distribution of rocks falling from the quarry’s walls along different profiles in the area and therefore the determination of a safety perimeter from the quarry wall. 展开更多
关键词 Abandoned quarry ROCKFALL Safety PARAMETER Tétouan
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Cost Optimisation for Minimizing the Visual Impact of Ornamental Stone Quarrying. A Case Study in Murcia Region
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作者 José Molina-Ruiz María José Martínez-Sánchez +2 位作者 Carmen Pérez-Sirvent Mari Luz García-Lorenzo María Luz Tudela-Serrano 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2018年第2期74-88,共15页
Quarrying of ornamental stone has adverse effects that are both visual and environmental. This paper aims to develop a methodology for minimising the costs associated with reducing the visual impact of ornamental ston... Quarrying of ornamental stone has adverse effects that are both visual and environmental. This paper aims to develop a methodology for minimising the costs associated with reducing the visual impact of ornamental stone quarrying. This study uses digital topographical maps of the study zone and a GPS and GIS application to calculate the extent of the area affected by quarrying activities for each altitude designated in the work plan and to calculate the extent of the potential visual impact. The results obtained applying the proposed methodology for the selected area suggested that the potential visual impact is minimal for an altitude of 520 metres, this being the optimal point for the observer. When altitude increases, the potential visual impact increases and the optimal point for the observer diminishes until the highest impact altitude (740 m) is readied. The optimal point that the exploitation should reach is that at which the values of the diagram generated by the (%) area of potential visual impact and area of exploitation (%) intersect. The methodology allows the optimal altitude to be determined for mining exploitations and helps assess the viability of a given exploitation from an environmental point of view. 展开更多
关键词 RESTORATION COSTS ORNAMENTAL STONE Visual Impact LIMESTONE quarrying
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Blasting practices in a quarry with karstic cavities
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作者 G.SevketKoruc BirolElevli 《Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing》 CSCD 2002年第6期406-411,共6页
The blasting practices in a limestone quarry with karstic cavities have beenpresented. The existence of karstic cavities in the quarry has reduced blasting efficiencysignificantly. In order to improve blasting efficie... The blasting practices in a limestone quarry with karstic cavities have beenpresented. The existence of karstic cavities in the quarry has reduced blasting efficiencysignificantly. In order to improve blasting efficiency different blasting strategies (loading holeswith ANFO in plastic bag, recording cavity location along the holes and charging the holes accordingto this information, and modifying blasting pattern according to karstic cavities) had beenimplemented and the results were evaluated on per ton cost basis. It was concluded that efficientblasting in such aquarries requires determining the size and shape of karstic cavities and based onthis information, to modify the blast pattern and charge the holes. The suggested method is torecord the cavity along the drill hole and to generate 3D model of cavities. By doing this, theproduction cost in the limestone quarry has decreased from 0.407 dollars/t to 0.354 dollars/t. 展开更多
关键词 BLASTING FRAGMENTATION karstic cavities limestone quarry
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Detection of Quarry Blasts in the Koyna-Warna Region, Western India
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作者 D. Shashidhar K. Mallika +2 位作者 N. Purnachandra Rao H. V. S. Satyanarayana H. K. Gupta 《Open Journal of Earthquake Research》 2014年第4期162-169,共8页
Koyna-Warna is a seismically active region, characterized by earthquakes triggered by loading of artificial water reservoirs. In this region quarrying is ongoing and sometimes the quarry blasts are confused with trigg... Koyna-Warna is a seismically active region, characterized by earthquakes triggered by loading of artificial water reservoirs. In this region quarrying is ongoing and sometimes the quarry blasts are confused with triggered seismic events. About 410 events around a known mining area were ob-served during January 2007-October 2013. In general the quarry blasts are carried out mostly during the day time. Based on this fact a well known method of [1] is implemented, which has the capability of detecting the areas of quarry blast activity. Also, discrimination of quarry blasts from earthquakes has been achieved by studying waveforms at key seismic stations located close to the quarrying area. Further, distinction is achieved through spectral analysis in the frequency band of 3 - 15 Hz. Ratio of day-time to night-time events, waveform pattern and spectral analysis approach confirm the presence of quarry blasts aligned south-east of the Warna reservoir. 展开更多
关键词 quarry BLASTS Koyna RESERVOIR SEISMICITY Warna FREQUENCY
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Understanding the Artisanal Mining of the Pissy Granite Quarry Using the Problem-in-Context Framework (PiC)
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作者 Michelline Marie Regina Kansole Moussa Compaore +3 位作者 Anselme Bagoro Maryam Tamboura Kpiebote Palenfo Seta Naba 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2021年第7期35-45,共11页
The Pissy granite quarry of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso exists since 2006, and it is a source of financial incomes for many poor families working there. The Problem-In-Context framework (PiC), lead the current study t... The Pissy granite quarry of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso exists since 2006, and it is a source of financial incomes for many poor families working there. The Problem-In-Context framework (PiC), lead the current study to understand better the quarry exploitation and structuration. Different motivations guide the quarry actors. Through those motivations, different solutions were suggested, mainly the shutdown of the quarry as the best way to decrease the impacts of the quarry exploitation on the environment, particularly regarding the air pollution and the loss of biodiversity in the area. The Pissy granite quarry is not recognized by the country’s legislation and this study is presenting the site organization. They are three main actors on the site and the tertiary actors are the ones having more incomes comparing to the primary and secondary actors of the chain. There is a need to evaluate the shell life of the quarry if the shutdown is not the final option chosen by the country. This evaluation should be a way to restructure the field and to have more incomes from it. Many standards exist in the country to guide the quarries and mines exploitation but they do not have impact on the Pissy granite quarry because of its non-reorganization. 展开更多
关键词 Burkina Faso Granite Mining quarry Ouagadougou Problem-in-Context (PiC) Environment
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Evaluating the Stability of Indigenous Akwadum Soil with Cassava Peel Ash and Quarry Dust
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作者 Clement Nyamekye Samuel Anim Ofosu +1 位作者 Alexander Fordjour Theophilus Ayitey-Adjin 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2016年第12期48-55,共8页
Cassava peels are produced as a waste from cassava, which are disposed into landfills. These become an environmental problem;therefore the use of cassava peel ash (CPA) as a soil stabilizer must be encouraged. This st... Cassava peels are produced as a waste from cassava, which are disposed into landfills. These become an environmental problem;therefore the use of cassava peel ash (CPA) as a soil stabilizer must be encouraged. This study investigates the effects of CPA and quarry dust (QD) on the engineering properties of Akwadum soil behavior, using compaction test, Atterberg limit, and California bearing ratio (CBR). These properties were compared with those of unstabilized soil (original) and soil stabilized with CPA and QD. The natural soil was obtained from a borrowed pit at Akwadum near Koforidua at an average depth of 0.8 m which is meant for road works. This soil sample was stabilized with CPA and QD at 5%, 10% and 20% respectively. The compaction, California bearing ratio and Atterberg limit test were performed on the stabilized soils to thoroughly evaluate them. The results indicate that increasing the percentage of CPA to the natural soil decreases the maximum dry density at increasing optimum water content. The addition of QD at higher percentage increases the maximum dry density at decreasing optimum water content. The results reveal that both QD and CPA improve the engineering properties of the soil with QD providing better results. 展开更多
关键词 Cassava Peel Ash (CPA) Stabilization quarry Dust (QD) CBR Atterberg Limit
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An Assessment of Air and Water Pollution Accrued from Stone Quarrying in Mukono District, Central Uganda
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作者 Hilary Bakamwesiga William Mugisha +1 位作者 Yeeko Kisira Andrew Muwanga 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2022年第5期25-42,共18页
The unquenchable demand for rock materials has attracted many companies within the building and construction sector to invest in stone quarrying. However, this has brought about environmental impacts with health threa... The unquenchable demand for rock materials has attracted many companies within the building and construction sector to invest in stone quarrying. However, this has brought about environmental impacts with health threats to people. There is a paucity of information about the magnitude of pollution on air and water and how it varies with quarry sites. This study, therefore, investigated the physical impacts of quarrying on air and water and explored the in-situ mitigations to undesirable effects due to stone quarrying. Four active quarry sites were identified. Field measurements of dust (particulate matter) were conducted within the four quarry sites and in the nearby community. Water samples were collected from quarry pits and nearby shallow wells for laboratory analysis of water quality. Statistical Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was used to test for differences in pollution across the four studied sites. Results revealed that, amidst the use of wet crushing and water sprinkling on bare surfaces, dust emission was higher than the recommended permissible standards levels with a significant variation across the quarry sites with ANOVA (P-value = 0.003) for PM 2.5 and (P-value = 0.04366) for PM 10. Water pollution was mainly contributed by the non-permissive levels of nitrates, chromium, and pH. Polluted air and water are associated with sparking off health threats to the users in the community. In conclusion, quarry companies should strengthen the already existing mitigation of dust suppression. The study recommends additional measures such as treating quarry pit water before discharging to the open environment to enhance environmental protection against the accumulating undesirable quarry impacts. 展开更多
关键词 Stone quarrying AIR Water POLLUTION In-Situ Mitigation
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Surface Area Estimation, Volume Change Detection in Lime Stone Quarry, Tirunelveli District Using Cartosat-1 Generated Digital Elevation Model (DEM)
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作者 Sudalaimuthu Karuppasamy Sudalayandi Kaliappan +1 位作者 R. Karthiga C. Divya 《Circuits and Systems》 2016年第6期849-858,共10页
The objective of the study was to estimate the change detection in a surface area and volume ana- lysis of the lime stone quarry for the year 2006 and 2014 in Mannur, Tirunelveli district, Tamilnadu. Though the mining... The objective of the study was to estimate the change detection in a surface area and volume ana- lysis of the lime stone quarry for the year 2006 and 2014 in Mannur, Tirunelveli district, Tamilnadu. Though the mining activities are essential for the cement factory, it depletes the ground water table and causes pollution to the Environment. The Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS are effective for analyzing the impact of quarrying on natural resources. In this study, Cartosat-1 satellite data generated Digital Elevation Model (DEM) for measuring surface area and the volume of Lime stone quarry. Temporal volume change study is essential for the government to restrain the misuse of the natural resources by the private sector. In 2006, the surface area and volume of lime stone excavated by 8 mining quarries was 1,991,759.68 m<sup>2</sup> and 112,398,931.9 m<sup>3</sup> respectively. Meanwhile, the surface area utilized and volume of limestone production by the quarry was increased to 2,881,384.64 m<sup>2</sup> and 156,806,929.9 m<sup>3</sup> respectively during the year<sup> </sup>2014. In these 8 years period, quarry surface area utilization increased by 30% and limestone production increased by 28% was observed. This study is useful for the government to monitor the natural resources restrain to over use by the private sector. 展开更多
关键词 Cartosat-1 Lime Stone quarry Surface Area PHOTOGRAMMETRY LPS DEM
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QUARRY, SETTING AND TEAM MARKS: THE CARIAN CONNECTION
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作者 SheldonLeeGosline 《Journal of Ancient Civilizations》 1998年第0期59-82,共24页
关键词 OIP quarry SETTING AND TEAM MARKS THE CARIAN CONNECTION
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Modeling Tensile Strength of Concrete on Partial Replacement of Ce­ment and Sand with Quarry Dust Ground Granulated Blast Furnace and Slag Silica Fumes
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作者 Eluozo S.N Dimkpa K. 《Journal of Building Material Science》 2021年第1期43-50,共8页
Tensile strength of concrete were examined on its partial replacement of cement and sand using ground granulated blast furnace and quarry dust.The study examines its behaviour at different dimensions.This is to monito... Tensile strength of concrete were examined on its partial replacement of cement and sand using ground granulated blast furnace and quarry dust.The study examines its behaviour at different dimensions.This is to monitor the variation effect of these parameters on the growth rates of tensile to the optimum curing age.These include non linear conditions of tensile state,non-elastic and its brittle behaviour at all times as it express zero conditions in tension.This means that it has the ability to with stand pull force.It also reflects its weak ability to handle shear stress thus tends to cause deformation in material as it has poor elasticity.The reflection of its brittle influence the rate of tensile behaviour from concrete ductility.These are known to be a material on modern mechanics of concrete.These are also considered as quasi brittle material.This behaviour was reflected as the system considered evaluating the growth rate of tensile strength that replaced cement and sand with these locally sourced addictives.The developed model monitor other reflected influential parameters such as variation of concrete porosity due it compaction in placements,tensile behaviour reflects these effect that subject it to mechanical properties of concrete.The study expressed the reaction of these parameters in the simulation,the evaluation of these affected the details variation of tensile growth rate at different water cement ratios and curing age.The tensile behaviour that was monitored are based on these factors in the study.The derived model were validated with the a researcher results[24],and both parameters developed best fits correlation.The study is imperative because the system expressed the behaviour of tensile strength from concrete at different dimensions.Experts can applied these concept to monitor tensile behaviour considering these parameters in its growth rates. 展开更多
关键词 Modeling tensile quarry dust ground granulated Blast furnace Slag and silica fumes
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