Please read the paper (attached):

“Anatomy of a Mine - from Prospect to Produktion”

By the:

United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Intermountain Research Station General Technical Report INT-GTR-35 Revised February 1995

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Guenter Grundmann

Dear Dr.Guenter Grundmann

Thank you so much Best Regard Jaffar

By planning and proper systematic manner.Also proper policy have to be made.

Dear Dr.Manabendra Nath Thank you so much Best Regard Jaffar

Get a copy of "The economic definition of ore" by Kenneth Lane if you are interested in the fundamental principle of mining economics.

Dear Dr.Marnu Lombaard

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The feasibility of a mining project is the final stage of the evaluation of a project, therefore for this feasibility it is necessary to take the inputs of geological exploration that includes the estimation of mineral resources. These resources are projected in different scenarios, of commercialization, method of exploitation, method of benefit and recovery, production rate, cut-off values, environmental aspects, social aspects. The best scenario will be the one chosen to take the project to be a mine.

By taking proper steps and doing the site visit properly.

Good question here!

The Technical property of a mineral Project is very important to ensure good feasibility. One of the most important aspect is the safety of the mining Project based on the response from the adopted Technical approach. The design of the project on site is one of the Technical aspect that you have to study. The mine 3-fold Operation (Exploration, exploitation, reclamation).

Good check on the Technical requirements such as site development, equipment acquisition, mine design, blast design to mention few will aid feasibility writing. In the case of feasibility study, the best approach is to start writing from required Technical approach, cost implication, and then profit assessment with flow sheet for multiple criteria decision making.

With this, you will have a good feasibility ready for exploitation.

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Studying the technical and economic feasibility of mining projects typically involves a multi-disciplinary approach, incorporating geological, engineering, financial, environmental, and social considerations. Here are some key steps that are typically taken in such a feasibility study:

By combining these various analyses and assessments, it is possible to determine the technical and economic feasibility of a mining project, and to make informed decisions about whether to proceed with the project or not.

To study the technical and economic feasibility of a mining project, a number of crucial steps must be taken. Firstly, a thorough geological assessment of the area is required in order to ascertain the quality and quantity of mineral resources present. Resource evaluation studies must then be conducted to determine the type and quantity of minerals present, as well as their physical and chemical properties, and potential reserves. The mine plan and design must then be developed based on these studies, with the identification of the most suitable mining method, equipment required, and infrastructure needed for the mining operation. An environmental impact assessment (EIA) must also be conducted to assess the potential environmental impacts of the mining project and develop strategies to mitigate or minimize these impacts. A comprehensive economic analysis is necessary to evaluate the profitability of the mining project, including an analysis of capital and operating costs, revenue projections, and overall financial viability. Furthermore, risk assessment is essential to identify and evaluate potential risks associated with the mining project and develop effective strategies to manage or mitigate them. Finally, compliance with all relevant laws and regulations pertaining to mining activities, including environmental regulations, safety regulations, and labor laws, must be ensured.

studies of technical and economic feasibility of a mining project, are based on ore deposits for making accurate sampling of the grid patterns and preliminarily assessments studies in terms of ownership , prospective, old pits or pre-existing data and markets in the significant terrain considering the technical apparatus of geo-exploration may determine the proven area of mining projects.