Diagnosis Of A Compacted Area For Mining Through The Mechanical Resistance To The Penetration Using Geostatistical Methods In The Amazon Forest
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Free (open access)
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Volume
70
Pages
9
Published
2004
Size
730 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/BF040051
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
A.Í. Ribeiro, A.J.T. Filho, R.M. Longo, W.J. de Melo & A.J.S. Maciel
Abstract
The mining process promotes land modification and complete landscape alteration. Those alterations in the surface are shown more obviously in the aesthetical aspect as the visual elements of form, texture, climbs, complexity and color which composes the landscape. As a consequence, mining has impacts on the topography, in the soil, in the vegetation and in the area’s drainage, with a direct influence on the enterprise. A quite common problem in the recovery of degraded areas in mineral exploration is the compaction of the soil due to the intense traffic of machines and earth movement. The most common problem of the compaction of a degraded surface is an increase of the mechanic
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