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1 MINE 301: INTRODUCTION TO MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING Core course (3:3;0) Dr. Hussin Abdelbary Mohamed Ahmed Office : 458 B E-mail: Hussien135@gmail.comHussien135@gmail.com Cell phone: 0557092209Now Make an excel file containing your names, e-mails, and phone numbers and e-mail it to me

2 CLO Course Learning Objectives 1 Explain origin of minerals in earth, their types, uses and their importance 2 Describe history of mining industry and recent stages of mining projects 3 Identify grade, tonnage, recovery concept and the types of ore reserves 4 Apply the different methods of ore reserve estimation using computer 5 Discuss available mineral resources in KSA and their contributions 6 List Surface mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 7 List Underground mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 8 Study mine production cycle (drilling, blasting, transportation, supporting, ventilation) 9 Show role of mineral processing techniques in making benefit from ores 10 Differentiate between the different metallurgical processing technologies 11Describe the different types of environmental impacts of mining projects MINE 301: INTRODUCTION TO MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING Core course (3:3;0) Dr. Hussin Abdelbary Mohamed Ahmed

3 Week # TopicWeeks 1- General introduction to extraction from earth crust (CLO 1 and 2) 1 1 O rigin of minerals and their types, uses, and importance History and future of mining industry, and its role in worldwide economics Basic definitions and terms in mining 2- Stages of mining projects (CLO 2, 3 and 4) 3 2 Mineral exploration and prospecting techniques 3 Ore body delineation (reserve classification and reserve estimation methods) Ore grade, dilution and recovery concepts 4 Mining planning development, production and mine reclamation 3- Mineral resources in KSA (1). (CLO 5) 1 5 Identification of the different mineral resources in KSA and their importance to GDP Know about currently available mining projects in KSA 4- Mining methods (2 weeks) (CLO 6 and CLO 7) 2 6 Surface mining methods types, uses and equipments 7 Underground mining methods types, uses and equipments 5- Production cycle in a working mine (CLO 8) 2 8 Introduction to Production cycle or Unit operations in mining (drilling, blasting, supporting, ventilation and safety) Drilling methods and equipments 9 Blasting (explosives types, uses, blasting patterns and their design) Supporting (types of supporting materials and their uses) 10 Ventilation and safety (ventilation and safety concepts in mining) Break down of course learning objectives through weeks

4 Week # TopicWeeks 6- Mineral processing and its applications (CLO 9) 2 11 Specifications of run of mine ores Specifications of ores fed to different industries 12 Ore preparation for separation (comminution methods and equipments) Methods of ore separation (sorting, gravity, magnetic etc.) 7- Metallurgical processing of concentrates (CLO 10) 1 13 Types of metallurgical processing methods Pyrometallurgy (concepts and applications) Hydrometallurgy (concepts and applications) Electrometallurgy (concepts and applications) 8- Environmental impacts of mining industry (CLO 11) 1 14 Mining and living ecology (plants, animals, and human) Types of pollutants from mining industry Solid pollutants, liquid pollutants, and gaseous pollutants Solid pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions Liquid pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions Gaseous pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions Break down of course learning objectives through weeks

5 CLO weeks Contact hrsmarks 1 Explain orgion of minerals in earth, their types, uses and their importance 139 2 Describe history of mining industry and recent stages of mining projects 136 3 Identify grade, tonnage, recovery concept and the types of ore reserves 136 4 Apply the different methods of ore reserve estimation using computer 2615 5 Discuss available mineral resources in KSA and their contributions 1310 6 List Surface mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 139 7 List Underground mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 138 8 Study mine production cycle (drilling, blasting, transportation, supporting, ventilation) 2615 9 Show role of mineral processing techniques in making benefit from ores 2612 10 Differentiate between the different metallurgical processing technologies 135 11 Describe the different types of environmental impacts of mining projects 135 1442100 Grades strategy of the course

6 Homewor ks Reports Quizes mid exam Final exam Total mark CL O week s Conta ct hrsmarks 201552040100 1 Explain orgion of minerals in earth, their types, uses and their importance 139 4 3 29 2 Describe history of mining industry and recent stages of mining projects 136 3 3 6 3 Identify grade, tonnage, recovery concept and the types of ore reserves 136 3 3 6 4 Apply the different methods of ore reserve estimation using computer 2615 4 3 8 5 Discuss available mineral resources in KSA and their contributions 1310 35 2 6 List Surface mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 139 3 2 49 7 List Underground mining methods, their types, applications and equipments used 138 2 68 8 Study mine production cycle (drilling, blasting, transportation, supporting, ventilation) 2615 5 2 8 9 Show role of mineral processing techniques in making benefit from ores 2612 3 9 10 Differentiate between the different metallurgical processing technologies 135 2 35 11 Describe the different types of environmental impacts of mining projects 135 5 5 1442100201552040 Grades strategy of the course and assessment tools There exist also a strategy for absence grading What is it?

7 Lectures Slides and reading materials Week # TopicLRM 1- General introduction to extraction from earth crust (CLO 1 and 2) 1 O rigin of minerals and their types, uses, and importance L1R1 History and future of mining industry, and its role in worldwide economics L2R2 Basic definitions and terms in mining L2R3 2- Stages of mining projects (CLO 2, 3 and 4) 2 Mineral exploration and prospecting techniques L3&L4 3 Ore body delineation (reserve classification and reserve estimation methods) L5 Ore grade, dilution and recovery concepts L6 4 Mining planning development, production and mine reclamation L7&L8 3- Mineral resources in KSA (1). (CLO 5) 5 Identification of the different mineral resources in KSA and their importance to GDP L9 Know about currently available mining projects in KSA L10 4- Mining methods (2 weeks) (CLO 6 and CLO 7) 6 Surface mining methods types, uses and equipments L11&L12 7 Underground mining methods types, uses and equipments L13&L14 5- Production cycle in a working mine (CLO 8) 8 Introduction to Production cycle or Unit operations in mining (drilling, blasting, supporting, ventilation and safety) L15 Drilling methods and equipments L16 9 Blasting (explosives types, uses, blasting patterns and their design) L17 Supporting (types of supporting materials and their uses) L18 10 Ventilation and safety (ventilation and safety concepts in mining) L19&L20

8 Week # TopicLR 6- Mineral processing and its applications (CLO 9) 11 Specifications of run of mine ores L21 Specifications of ores fed to different industries L22 12 Ore preparation for separation (comminution methods and equipments) L23 Methods of ore separation (sorting, gravity, magnetic etc.) L24 7- Metallurgical processing of concentrates (CLO 10) 13 Types of metallurgical processing methods L25 Pyrometallurgy (concepts and applications) L25 Hydrometallurgy (concepts and applications) L26 Electrometallurgy (concepts and applications) L26 8- Environmental impacts of mining industry (CLO 11) 14 Mining and living ecology (plants, animals, and human) L27 Types of pollutants from mining industry Solid pollutants, liquid pollutants, and gaseous pollutants L27 Solid pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions L28 Liquid pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions L28 Gaseous pollution of mining industry types sources and protective actions L28 Lectures Slides and reading materials

9 ؟ What is the link between topics in this course and all other courses in the department Requirements Required for code value course code Course name crpr. 1 pr.2 Preparatory Year 27 1 CPIT 100Computer Skills3 2 COMM 101Communication Skills3 3 ELCS 101English Language I (for Science)3 4 ELCS 102English Language II (for Science)3ELCS 101 5 MATH 110Calculus I3 6 PHYS 110General Physics I3 7 CHEM 110General Chemistry I3 8 BIO 110General Biology (1)3 9 STAT 110General Statistics (1)3 University 14 10 ISLS 101Islamic Culture (1)2 11 ISLS 201Islamic Culture (2)2ISLS 101 12 ISLS 301Islamic Culture (3)2ISLS 201 13 ISLS 401Islamic Culture (4)2ISLS 301 14 ARAB 101Arabic Language (1)3 15 ARAB 201Arabic Language (2)3ARAB 101 Faculty Compulsory Courses 37 16 IE 200Technical Communication Skills2ELCS 102 17 IE 255Engineering Economy3MATH 110 18 IE 201Introduction to Engineering Design I3ELCS 102 COMM 101 19 IE 202Introduction to Engineering Design II2IE 200 IE 201 20 MATH 202Calculus II3MATH 110 21 MATH 203Calculus III3MATH 110 22 MATH 204Differential Equations I3MATH 202 23 MATH 205Series and Vector Calculus3MATH 202 MATH 203 24 PHYS 281General Physics Laboratory1PHYS 110 25 PHYS 202General Physics II4PHYS 110 MATH 110 26 MENG 102Engineering Graphics3 27 CHEM 281General Chemistry Laboratory1CHEM 110 28 EE 201Structured Computer Programming2CPIT 100 MATH 110 29 EE 251Basic Electrical Engineering4PHYS 202

10 ؟ What is the link between topics in this course and all other courses in the department Department compulsory Courses 71 30 IE 256Engineering Management2IE 202 IE255 31 MEP 290Fluid Mechanics3PHYS 281 MATH 202 32 CE 201Engineering Mechanics (Static)3PHYS 281 IE 200 33 MENG 270Mechanics of Materials3CE 201 34 CE 371Surveying3MATH 202 MENG 102 35 EMR 201Physical Geology4 36 MinE 300Ore Deposit Characteristics3EMR 201 37 MinE 301Principles of Mining & Metallurgical Engineering3 EMR 201 38 MinE 302Mining Field Practice4IE 200 MinE 301 39 MinE 303Mining Operation System3IE 202 MATH 204 40 MinE 311Rock Mechanics4MENG 270 MinE 300 41 MinE 312Drilling & Blasting in Mining3MinE 301 MinE 311 42 MinE 322Surface Mining3MinE 301 MinE 303 43 MinE 323Underground Mining3MinE 301 MinE 303 44 MinE 330Ore Transportation & Handling3EE 251 MinE 303 45 MinE 342Mineral Processing3CHEM 281 MinE 330 46 MinE 390Summer Training2MinE 302 47 MinE 401Mine Surveying3CE 371 MinE 301 48 MinE 402Mining & Metallurgical Economics3IE 255 MinE 301 49 MinE 422Mine Ventilation & Safety3MEP 290 MATH 205 50 MinE 423Mine Law, Planning & Management3IE 256 MinE 312 51 MinE 451Extractive Metallurgy & Alloys Production3MinE 301 MinE 342 52 MinE 499Senior Project4MinE 322 MinE 323 Department Elective Courses 6 53 MinE 405Computer Application in Mining & Metallurgy3EE 201 54 MinE 411Applied Rock Mechanics3MinE 311 55 MinE 412Rock Blasting3PHYS 202 CHEM 281 56 MinE 421Tunnels Engineering3EE 201 57 MinE 424Mine Environment3CHEM 281 58 MinE 425Analysis of Mining & Metallurgical Data3EE 201 59 MinE 433Methods of Ore Analysis3CHEM 281 60 MinE 441Applied Mineral Processing3MinE 342 61 MinE 452Powder Metallurgy3CHEM 281 62 MinE 470Special Topics in Mining Engineering3EE 201 63 MinE 471Special Topics in Metallurgical Engineering3IE 255 64 xx xxxOut of Department Course3Advisor Approval Total 155

11 From what materials you can study this course? 1- lecture notes 2- given reading materials 3-References Title of BookAuthorPublisherYearEditionISBN Introductory Mining EngineeringHowerd L. Hartman; Jan M. Mutmansky Wiley20022nd0471348511

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