Cash A., G. Wilson, P. Urrutia and J. Robertson. A 2011 Update for the Single-layer Desulphurized Tailings Cover Completed in 1999 at Detour Gold. Presented at the 2011 workshop.
KEYWORDS: cost desulphurize Detour dry cover model NAG PAG slurry tailings
Supporting Documents:
Chambers B., S. Henderson and I. McWilliams. A History of Tailings Management at Myra Falls Operations. Presented at the 2008 workshop.
KEYWORDS: backfill cement closure impoundment Myra Falls natural lake PAG paste segregation seismic slurry tailings treatment underwater waste rock water management
Verberg R.. Hydrogeochemical Considerations Related to Disposal of Thickened Tailings, Including Paste. Presented at the 2008 workshop.
KEYWORDS: dry cover filter Neves Corvo paste slurry tailings thicken
Patterson K., L. Robertson, H. McLeod and B. Chambers. MEND Study of Tailings Management Technologies Part 1. Presented at the 2018 workshop.
KEYWORDS: filter impoundment options analysis paste risk assessment slurry survey tailings thicken water management
Parry J. and S. Day. Mitigation of Tailings ARD Potential by Separate Disposal of Bulk and Cleaner Tailings. Presented at the 2008 workshop.
KEYWORDS: desulphurize Huckleberry PAG rougher slurry taillings
Supporting Documents:
Bussière B., S. Puliot, E. Charbonneau and W. Wilson. On the Use of Paste Rock as Cover Material for Mine Site Reclamation. Presented at the 2018 workshop.
KEYWORDS: Canadian Malartic co-disposal dry cover kinetic test options analysis slurry tailings waste rock
A. Witte , K. Patterson and L. Robertson. Overview of Tailings Facility Types and the Risks They Pose. Presented at the 2024 workshop.
KEYWORDS: filter impoundment options analysis physical stability risk assessment slurry tailings thicken
Ferguson P., C. Wels and N. Pesonen. Previous Mine Waste Disposal and ARD/ML Management at Nyrstar Myra Falls, British Columbia. Presented at the 2018 workshop.
KEYWORDS: backfill collection diversion drainage chemistry hydrology impoundment loading Myra Falls natural lake PAG paste receiving environment slurry tailings waste rock water management
Aubertin M., M. James, N. D’Anjou, C. Pednault, B. Bussière, T. Pabst, N. Pepin and M. Limoges. Waste Rock Inclusions to Improve the Performance of Tailings Impoundments: The Canadian Malartic Case Study. Presented at the 2018 workshop.
KEYWORDS: Canadian Malartic impoundment physical stability slurry tailings waste rock inclusions
Supporting Documents:
- A research project on the use of waste rock inclusions to improve the performance of tailings impoundments
- On the use of waste rock inclusions to improve the performance of tailings impoundments