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Guidelines for the Design, Construction and Operation of Tailing Ponds and Dams
Tailing dams represent a slightly different condition than conventional water dams in that they may maintain a slurry with a relatively high density and resulting pressure. They may at times be deliberately designed to leak, so that gravity dewatering may occur. These are flow-thru dams. The basic principles that apply to the design of any water dam may be also applied to the design of tailing dams. Pressure is certainly a value that may be estimated with reasonable accuracy.
Guidelines for the Design, Construction and Operation of Tailing Ponds and Dams
Tailing dams represent a slightly different condition than conventional water dams in that they may maintain a slurry with a relatively high density and resulting pressure. They may at times be deliberately designed to leak, so that gravity dewatering may occur. These are flow-thru dams. The basic principles that apply to the design of any water dam may be also applied to the design of tailing dams. Pressure is certainly a value that may be estimated with reasonable accuracy.
Guidelines for the Design, Construction and Operation of Tailing Ponds and Dams
A. B. Chafet (author)
1974
13 pages
Report
No indication
English
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