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Pits going deeper, CSIRO investigates

THE CSIRO has joined forces with some of the largest mining companies in a $2.6 million initiative to develop methods for predicting the reliability of rock slopes in large open pit mines.

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Pits going deeper, CSIRO investigates

Research will examine the attributes that control the strength of the rock mass as it deforms in the stressed environment of a deep pit. With depths of some open pit mines predicted to exceed a kilometre...

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