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In-Situ Leaching Mining Technique for Deep Bauxite Extraction and the Countermeasures for Water Pollution Prevention: An Example in the Ordos Basin, China
As the second most significant metal following steel, aluminum plays a vital role in the advancement of both strategic emerging industries and national economic development. The existing oil and gas drilling data indicate that the deep bauxite deposits is abundant around the Ordos Basin in China, at the depths ranging from several hundred meters to several kilometers. Based on the geological and hydrogeological characteristics analysis, it is found that deep bauxite deposits in the basin have distinct electrical characteristics, characterized by four highs and two lows. While there is scarcity of prior research on the exploration topic for the technique limitation. In this paper, a logging interpretation model has been developed, which allows the evaluation of bauxite deposits. An efficient technology was proposed for deep bauxite exploration, utilizing an in-situ leaching mining technique. This technology is well-suited to the geological conditions of the Ordos Basin, ensuring that the solution flows within the bauxite ore bed without any seepage loss. To prevent the leaching solution from seeping into and polluting the main aquifer around the basin, several measures have been proposed. These include filling with polymer resin, well pattern seepage control plugging, and establishing monitoring systems. The results of this study provide a theoretical basis for the adoption of environmentally sustainable mining techniques and the mitigation of water pollution in deep bauxite exploration.
In-Situ Leaching Mining Technique for Deep Bauxite Extraction and the Countermeasures for Water Pollution Prevention: An Example in the Ordos Basin, China
As the second most significant metal following steel, aluminum plays a vital role in the advancement of both strategic emerging industries and national economic development. The existing oil and gas drilling data indicate that the deep bauxite deposits is abundant around the Ordos Basin in China, at the depths ranging from several hundred meters to several kilometers. Based on the geological and hydrogeological characteristics analysis, it is found that deep bauxite deposits in the basin have distinct electrical characteristics, characterized by four highs and two lows. While there is scarcity of prior research on the exploration topic for the technique limitation. In this paper, a logging interpretation model has been developed, which allows the evaluation of bauxite deposits. An efficient technology was proposed for deep bauxite exploration, utilizing an in-situ leaching mining technique. This technology is well-suited to the geological conditions of the Ordos Basin, ensuring that the solution flows within the bauxite ore bed without any seepage loss. To prevent the leaching solution from seeping into and polluting the main aquifer around the basin, several measures have been proposed. These include filling with polymer resin, well pattern seepage control plugging, and establishing monitoring systems. The results of this study provide a theoretical basis for the adoption of environmentally sustainable mining techniques and the mitigation of water pollution in deep bauxite exploration.
In-Situ Leaching Mining Technique for Deep Bauxite Extraction and the Countermeasures for Water Pollution Prevention: An Example in the Ordos Basin, China
Zhizhong Li (author) / Yi Zhang (author) / Tengyue Luo (author) / Peng Xia (author) / Huayi Mu (author) / Pingping Sun (author) / Xin Wang (author) / Jianhua Wang (author)
2023
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