Ecological problems of the mining industry. Environmental problems of mining production Environmental consequences of mining production

During the extraction and processing of minerals, a large-scale human impact on the natural environment occurs. The resulting environmental problems associated with the extraction of minerals require a comprehensive study and immediate solution.

What characterizes the extractive industry?

AT Russian Federation the extractive industry is widely developed, because the country has deposits of the main types of minerals. These accumulations of mineral and organic formations located in the bowels of the earth are effectively used, ensuring the life of people and production.

All minerals can be divided into three groups:

  • solid subdivided into: coal, ores, non-metallic materials, etc.;
  • liquid, the main representatives of this category are: fresh, mineral water and oil;
  • gaseous which include natural gas.

Depending on the purpose, the following types of minerals are mined:

  • ore materials(iron, manganese, copper, nickel ores, bauxites, chromites and precious metals);
  • building materials(limestone, dolomite, clay, sand, marble, granite);
  • non-metallic resources(jasper, agate, garnet, corundum, diamonds, rock crystal);
  • mining and chemical raw materials(apatites, phosphorites, table and potassium salt, sulfur, barite, bromine- and iodine-containing solutions;
  • fuel and energy materials(oil, gas, coal, peat, oil shale, uranium ores);
  • hydromineral raw materials(underground fresh and mineralized waters);
  • ocean mineral formations(ore-bearing veins, layers of the continental shelf and ferromanganese inclusions);
  • mineral resources of sea water.

The Russian extractive industry accounts for a quarter of the world's gas production, 17% of the world's oil, 15% of coal, and 14% of iron ore.

Mining industry enterprises have become the largest sources of environmental pollution. Substances that are emitted by the mining complex have a detrimental effect on the ecosystem. Problems of the negative impact of mining and processing industries are very acute, as they affect all spheres of life.

How does the industry affect the earth's surface, air, water, flora and fauna?

The scale of development of the extractive industry is amazing: when recalculating the volume of extraction of raw materials per inhabitant of the planet, approximately 20 tons of resources will be obtained. But only a tenth of this amount falls on the final products, and the rest is waste. The development of the mining complex inevitably leads to negative consequences, the main of which are:

  • depletion of raw materials;
  • pollution environment;
  • disruption of natural processes.

All this leads to serious environmental problems. You can look at individual examples of how they affect the environment different kinds extractive industries.

At mercury deposits, the landscape is disturbed, dumps are formed. At the same time, mercury is dispersed, which is a toxic substance that has a detrimental effect on all living things. A similar problem arises in the development of antimony deposits. As a result of the work, there are accumulations of heavy metals that pollute the atmosphere.

When mining gold, technologies are used to separate the precious metal from mineral impurities, accompanied by the release of toxic components into the atmosphere. On the dumps of uranium ore deposits, the presence of radioactive radiation is observed.

Why is coal mining dangerous?

  • deformation of the surface and coal-bearing seams;
  • pollution of air, water and soil in the area of ​​the quarry;
  • release of gas and dust during the removal of waste rocks to the surface;
  • shallowing and disappearance of rivers;
  • flooding of abandoned quarries;
  • the formation of depression funnels;
  • dehydration, salinization of the soil layer.

On the territory located near the mine, anthropogenic forms (ravines, quarries, waste heaps, dumps) are created from raw material waste, which can stretch for tens of kilometers. Neither trees nor other plants can grow on them. And the water flowing from the dumps with toxic substances harms all living things in large adjacent areas.

In the deposits of rock salt, the formation of halite waste occurs, which is carried by precipitation to reservoirs that serve to supply the inhabitants of nearby settlements. drinking water. Near the development of magnesites, there is a change in the acid-base balance of the soil, leading to the death of vegetation. A change in the chemical composition of the soil leads to plant mutations - a change in color, ugliness, etc.

There is also pollution of agricultural land. When transporting minerals, dust can fly over long distances and settle on the soil.

Over time, the earth's crust is depleted, stocks of raw materials decrease, and the content of minerals decreases. As a result, production volumes and the amount of waste are increasing. One of the ways out of this situation is the creation of artificial analogues of natural materials.

Protection of the lithosphere

One of the methods to protect the earth's surface from the harmful effects of mining enterprises is land reclamation. It is possible to partially solve the environmental problem by filling the formed recesses with waste from the developments.

Since many rocks contain more than one type of minerals, it is necessary to optimize technologies by extracting and processing all the components present in the ore. Such an approach will not only have a positive impact on the state of the environment, but will also bring considerable economic benefits.

How to save the environment?

At the present stage of development of industrial technologies, it is necessary to provide for environmental protection measures. The priority is the creation of low-waste or waste-free industries that can significantly reduce the detrimental impact on the environment.

Actions to help solve the problem

When solving the problem of environmental protection, it is important to use complex measures: production, economic, scientific and technical, social.

You can improve the environment by:

  • more complete extraction of fossils from the bowels;
  • the use of associated petroleum gas by industry;
  • integrated use of all rock components;
  • measures for water treatment in underground mining;
  • mine Wastewater for technical purposes;
  • use of waste in other industries.

During the extraction and processing of mineral resources, it is necessary to use modern technologies to reduce emissions of harmful substances. Despite the cost of applying advanced developments, investments are justified by improving the environmental situation.

  • 2. The dialectic of the relationship between man and nature in the process of historical development. Economic, eco-economic and socio-ecological principles of nature management.
  • 3. The essence of the concepts of "natural conditions" and "natural resources". Classification of natural resources by origin, by exhaustibility, by directions of economic use.
  • 6. The concept of land resources and their use on a global scale. The structure of land use in the Republic of Belarus.
  • 7. Soil as a bio-inert substance. Water, wind and chemical soil erosion. The concept of melioration and reclamation.
  • 8. Mineral resources and their classification. Mineral resource base of the economy of the Republic of Belarus. Subsoil protection.
  • 9. Biological resources of the planet and their distribution in the biosphere. The problem of intensifying the use of biological resources.
  • 10. Forest resources, their integrated use and reproduction. Forest cover of the territory of the Republic of Belarus and its assimilation potential.
  • 11. Classification of economic sectors according to the nature of interaction with the natural environment. Characteristics of the types of impact and their consequences.
  • 12. Environmental problems created by the mining, oil and gas industry.
  • 13. Environmental impact of agriculture, fisheries and forestry.
  • 12. Environmental problems created by the mining, oil and gas industry.

    The mining industry includes 3 main methods of mining: mine, open pit, borehole. Each of them has specific environmental problems.

    mine method involves the creation of transport mine workings (shafts, galleries) up to the mineral deposit and a system of workings (longwalls, drifts) intended for mining within the deposit. Environmental problems with this method of extraction are associated with the formation of dumps from overburden rocks (heaps), a decrease in the level groundwater as a result of their pumping out of mine workings, the danger of pollution of water bodies by mine (mine) waters.

    open way It is used for the extraction of solid minerals (coal, oil shale and peat, various ores, building materials) and involves the creation of much larger quarries and cuts instead of relatively narrow mine workings, which became possible with the advent of powerful earthmoving equipment. Disturbance of the land cover during open pit mining drive to the formation of a "lunar landscape" of quarries and dumps, composed of completely barren rocks and subject to winding, erosion, leaching of soluble components, with pollution of atmospheric air, water bodies and soils of adjacent territories.

    Environmental problems of mine and open mining of solid minerals are solved by reclamation - a set of works aimed at restoring the productivity and economic value of disturbed lands, as well as improving environmental conditions. Reclamation is carried out at the end of the development of a site of a deposit or a deposit as a whole and includes two stages: technical and biological. During technical reclamation, overburden is laid in underground workings: the surfaces of quarries and dumps are leveled. Biological reclamation creates artificial soils (based on peat, etc. materials), landscaping, and stocking of water bodies. If it is impossible to perform a vertical leveling of the relief, simplified methods of reclamation are used: the creation of reservoirs in worked-out quarries, the greening of waste heaps.

    downhole method mainly used for the extraction of liquid and gaseous minerals: natural gas, oil, groundwater. Some types of solid minerals can also be extracted using wells: underground coal gasification, underground leaching of ores. The borehole method, the use of which has become possible since the end of the 19th century with the development of drilling technology, creates a load on land resources that is much less compared to mine and quarry mining. The environmental problems of borehole production are related to the fact that this method affects great depths, where mining and geological conditions differ sharply from near-surface ones. The geochemical environment is reducing, practically anoxic, pressures reach hundreds of atmospheres, highly mineralized, aggressive formation waters are common. Wells irreversibly damage the integrity of aquicludes separating fresh aquifers from zones of slow and very slow water exchange. With a significant scale of extraction of liquid and gaseous minerals, as well as with the injection of water and solutions to maintain reservoir pressure, and other impacts on the reservoirs, there is a redistribution of pressures, temperatures, geochemical parameters, directions and speed of groundwater circulation. External manifestations of technogenically conditioned changes in the subsoil are the activation of geodynamic processes, including the activation of seismicity, changes in water abundance, regime and hydrochemical characteristics of aquifers, incl. leading to groundwater pollution.

    In case of emergency leaks of oil, formation waters, process fluids, atmospheric air, soils and surface waters are polluted, vegetation cover and wildlife are damaged. Massive pollution of the atmosphere, surface waters and soils occurs during accidents leading to outflows of oil and gas. The likelihood of accidental leaks increases as corrosion and wear develops in equipment that comes into contact with aggressive liquids. To reduce the accident rate, the pipeline network is reduced by concentrating a number of wells on one site (bush), using pipes with an internal anti-corrosion coating. Permanent sources of air pollution associated with the extraction and transportation of oil and gas are gas flares, oil treatment plants, gas compressor stations, technological transport. Associated gas utilization as fuel or chemical raw materials is not always possible, because it may contain a significant admixture of non-combustible components (nitrogen, carbon dioxide).

    Subsoil protection during well production includes a set of measures developed on the basis of geoecological studies. They include: regulation of the load on the elements of the tectonic structure in order to prevent activation of faults, isolation of aquifers by cementing the annulus of wells and liquidation (plugging) of unused wells, prevention of leakage of oil, salt water and process fluids. Highly mineralized reservoir waters, which are simultaneously extracted during oil production, are pumped back into the subsoil to maintain reservoir pressure. It is not allowed to pump into the bowels of wastewater containing organic pollution, because. when they decompose under anaerobic conditions, hydrogen sulfide is formed. The protection of the atmosphere from pollution associated with the operation of oil treatment plants, gas compressor stations, technological transport is carried out with the help of environmental measures common to various industries and transport.

    Bazarova Sayana Balzhinimaevna
    Baikal Institute of Nature Management, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
    [email protected]

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    Modern scale mining production characterized by intensive use natural resources, waste buildup and environmental degradation. In this regard, more and more attention is paid to the issue of economically justified and environmentally safe operation of a mining enterprise. The specifics of the impact of a particular mining enterprise on the environment is due to the geological and geochemical features of the deposits and the equipment and technology used for its development. The article considers an example of the analysis of the content of environmental protection measures and the main directions environmental activities mining enterprise, as well as the eco-efficiency of the environmental policy being pursued.

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    The impact of mining enterprises on the ecosystem of the region and the assessment of the effectiveness of their environmental activities// Regional economics and management: electronic Science Magazine . ISSN 1999-2645. - . Article number: 1008. Publication date: 2007-06-25. Access mode: https://site/article/1008/

    Bazarova Sayana Balzhinimaevna
    Baikal Institute of Nature Management, Siberian Branch of RAS
    [email protected]

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    The modern scale mining operations are characterized by intensive use of natural resources, the growth of waste and environmental degradation. In this regard, more attention is paid to the economically sound and environmentally safe operation of mining companies. Specificity of the specific impact of mining on the environment due to the geological and geochemical features of deposits and used equipment and technology for its development. The article presents an example of content analysis of environmental measures and the key environmental performance of mining companies, as well as eco-efficiency is defined pursued environmental policies.

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    Bazarova Sayana Balzhinimaevna

    Impact of mining on the ecosystem of the region and the assessment of the effectiveness of their environmental performance. Regional economy and management: electronic scientific journal. . Art. #1008. Date issued: 2007-06-25. Available at: https://website/article/1008/


    The mining industry is characterized by an intense impact on the environment, inevitably causing its change. During the production process, the fully or partially established ecological state in the areas where industrial facilities are located (mines, mines, processing plants) is violated.

    These changes appear in various combinations negative phenomena, the most important of which are the alienation of areas necessary for mining for mining, depletion and pollution of underground and surface waters, flooding and waterlogging of undermined areas, dehydration and salinization of soils, pollution of harmful substances and chemical elements of atmospheric air unfavorable for local ecological systems hydrogeological and geochemical changes, microclimate change.

    The damage caused to the environment by mining operations is also exacerbated by the variety of negative influencing factors generated by other industries developed in the same area, urban development, transport communications, etc.

    The main factor in the transformation of the environment are man-made processes that are formed during the operation of various mining facilities.

    The main areas of impact of mining enterprises on the environment are:

    • withdrawal of mineral and raw materials (fuel and energy resources, non-ferrous and ferrous metals, mining and chemical raw materials, hydro-mineral resources) and environmental resources (land, water, air, flora, fauna);
    • chemical and thermal pollution of the biosphere;
    • physical impact (acoustic, electromagnetic, radioactive).

    These impacts can be:

    • global;
    • local - manifested in a zone with a radius of 15 to 70-100 km .;
    • regional - covering vast territories at a distance of up to 1000-1500 km.

    The nature of pollutants entering the atmosphere, water bodies, and soil is determined by:

    • maximum one-time emission and discharge;
    • annual emission, discharge of pollutants.

    The scale of extraction of solid minerals from the bowels depends on the mining technology, which can be both open-pit and underground. Mining operations, depending on the technology, cause significant changes in the environment, such as disturbance of the surface above the mined-out areas of deposits and the formation of rock dumps and dumps of off-balance ores in the mining area.

    The most severe violations of the earth's surface are observed during the extraction of minerals from the bowels in an open way, large areas are allocated for the development of deposits, which in most cases, after completion of the work, are excluded from local ecological systems. Subsequently, the "worked out" territories become centers of erosion processes, involving more and more new plots of land, while changing the landscape of the area.

    The development of mineral deposits by the underground method, requiring significantly smaller areas for mining allotment, does not cause such significant disturbances and changes in landscapes and infrastructure as open-pit mining, but it is also accompanied by significant changes in the environment, which are mainly related to the nature of the displacement of overlying massifs. rocks.

    When the quality of the environment changes, the mining enterprise ultimately affects:

    • industrial enterprise personnel;
    • population (living and health conditions);
    • the environment of the region;
    • industrial facilities;
    • historical and cultural monuments.

    The scale of the impact of a mining enterprise on the ecosystem of the region is characterized by a quantitative assessment of the impact objects.

    The level of this impact is determined based on:

    • calculations of dispersion of pollutants in the atmosphere;
    • calculation of emissions and discharges of pollutants into the atmosphere and water bodies;
    • calculation of the level of physical types of impact outside the sanitary protection zone and in the populated area;
    • calculation of water consumption, water balance of the adjacent zone.

    When assessing the quality of the natural environment and its transformation as a result of technogenic impact, the following main characteristics are considered:

    • water quality - drinking, household, technical;
    • characteristics of the main watercourse used as a source of water supply for economic purposes, which is a significant landscape object;
    • air quality;
    • condition of the soil, swamps;
    • the structure of forests and forest vegetation, resistance to technogenic impact, the possible level of stabilization of the processes of degradation of forests and vegetation;
    • climatic features of the area;
    • composition and population of fish stocks in reservoirs and streams.

    A comprehensive assessment of the consequences of the functioning of mining enterprises in the region is given on the basis of a system of indicators characterizing:

    • change in the conditions of human life;
    • the possibility of degradation of the natural environment due to the violation of the stability of the ecosystem;
    • change in regional socio-economic indicators.

    The specifics of the impact of a particular mining enterprise on the environment is due to the geological and geochemical features of the deposits and the equipment and technology used for its development. Geological and geochemical features are expressed by the difference in the associations of chemical elements of specific mineral deposits. The spread of pollutants in technological chains is associated with the technology of extraction and processing of minerals.

    Technogenic changes in the environment during the development of mineral deposits, especially if it is carried out for a long time, captures large territories that are incomparable in area with the areas of mining allotments.
    Thus, in the aggregate manifestation of a large complex of technogenic processes in the area of ​​mining enterprises, the technogenesis of the mountain profile is formed, as a result of the intensive impact of which the transformation of the upper part of the lithosphere and the environment as a whole takes place.

    Consider state of the art the impact of the mining enterprise JSC "Buryatzoloto" on individual elements of the natural environment (atmosphere, water and land resources), we will analyze the content of environmental protection measures and the main areas of environmental activity, and also determine the eco-efficiency of the environmental policy being pursued.

    JSC Buryatzoloto is a sustainable gold mining company that develops gold deposits. The enterprise is one of the largest gold producers in the Russian Federation (fifth place in 2005 in terms of gold production) and occupies a strategic position in the Republic of Buryatia and adjacent areas with high potential for the development of the mining industry.

    The contribution of JSC "Buryatzoloto" to the economy of the Republic of Buryatia is significant and can be reflected in the following indicators: permanent employment over 4,000 people (as of January 1, 2007) and the payment in 2006 to the budgets of various levels of 600 million rubles. in the form of taxes and deductions.

    In 2005 OJSC Buryatzoloto increased its share in the Republican gold mining to 64% (of which 98.9% comes from primary deposits). Since 1993, there has been an increase in the volume of gold production (Fig. 1).


    Fig.1. Dynamics of gold production volumes and total cash costs of OJSC Buryatzoloto

    The main problems in the implementation of the production strategy at Buryatzoloto OJSC are related to the fact that the gold content in the mined ore decreases at the developed deposits, the confirmed ore reserves decrease, the cost of production increases due to the deterioration of the mining and geological conditions of the mining of deposits associated with a deeper occurrence of ores . Also, in the conditions of gold mining and processing, there is a negative impact of the gold mining enterprise Buryatzoloto OJSC on the environment.

    The main type of impact of the enterprise on the state of the air basin is air pollution by pollutant emissions.

    • fuel combustion products;
    • emissions of gaseous and particulate matter from various industries;
    • exhaust gases from vehicles;
    • evaporation from chemical and fuel storage tanks;
    • dust from the surface of a quarry, dumps, tailings, from units for loading, unloading and sorting bulk materials.

    The sources of impact on the atmospheric air at this gold mining enterprise include 103 point, line or area objects of emissions of suspended and chemical pollutants, of which 56 sources are organized. According to the functional purpose, the sources of influence are associated with the activities of various production facilities of the enterprise.

    Each emission source is characterized by size, height, configuration, intensity of pollutant emissions into the atmosphere, orientation and location on the ground. The amount of pollutants emitted into the atmosphere is determined based on the analysis of production processes.

    The structure of emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere in 2005 is characterized by the following: 63% solids and 37% gaseous and liquid. The enterprise utilizes 35% of all generating emissions, respectively, 65% of pollutants enter the atmosphere. At the same time, 53% of solid substances and only 5% of liquid and gaseous substances are utilized.

    All emissions do not exceed the environmental standards established for the enterprise. In 2005, the maximum allowable impact of pollutants on the atmosphere was 2232 tons, and in fact 1405 tons of pollutants were formed, i.e. 37% less than allowed, which is 827 tons. Basically, this was the result of the commissioning of a high-voltage power transmission line with a voltage of 110 thousand volts at the Kholbinsky mine. The environmental quality standard has not been revised.

    An analysis of the dynamics of emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere from 1999 to 2005 shows that, starting from 2002, emissions have significantly decreased. In 2003, compared to 2000, they halved, despite the growth in gold mining, in 2003 it amounted to over 20%.

    During production activities the enterprise carries out water intake for household and drinking and industrial needs, and also discharges domestic wastewater into domestic wastewater landfills. Wastewater is not discharged into water bodies, with the exception of mine water from some adits. All this leads to the impact and pollution of the hydrographic network in the territory where production is located.

    In 2005, 84% of all used wastewater was diverted, of which 15% was not treated, and 85% was insufficiently treated. The volume of water consumed from natural sources is 29%.

    During the period from 1999 to 2005, 25% of wastewater was discharged without treatment, and 75% were insufficiently treated. The volume of water consumed from natural sources was 33%.

    Sources of surface and groundwater pollution are:

    • domestic waste water;
    • mine waters;
    • circulating waters from the tailings of enrichment shops;
    • recycled water from the tailing dump of the hydrometallurgy shop;
    • surface runoff from residential areas and industrial sites;
    • precipitation falling on the surface of water bodies and containing dust and pollutants from industrial emissions;
    • places of production waste storage;
    • landfills for municipal and household waste.

    The source of water supply for production facilities of mining sites, industrial sites and shift camps are underground water sources. Water is consumed in technological process workshops, for cooling technological equipment, for feeding heating networks and circulation system. Pumping stations are equipped for water supply. Water from pumping stations is fed into pressure tanks of various capacities.

    Mine drainage water is also used as a source of industrial water supply for hydro-dedusting during mining. For operation of the compressor room, a circulating water supply system is provided.
    According to its chemical composition, mine waters are completely identical to the natural waters of the surface runoff of rivers. Only suspended solids and oil products exceed the background values. Before being discharged into the river, mine waters are cleaned in a sump, where suspended solids and oil products are captured. The degree of purification of mine waters complies with the norms of maximum allowable discharge. At the confluence of mine waters from adits to the river, there is a slight increase in the concentration of pollutants, but in the control section, 300 meters below the sump, the concentration of pollutants remains within their background content.

    During the operation of industrial facilities, the issues of disposal and storage, and further disposal and disposal of waste, are of particular relevance. Industrial waste requires not only large areas for storage, but also pollutes the atmosphere, territory, surface and groundwater with harmful substances, dust, gaseous emissions.

    In 2005, the enterprise generated 876.9 thousand tons of production and consumption waste, of which 447.8 thousand tons were generated at the Kholbinsky mine, which is 51% (flotation tailings 220.8 thousand tons - 49%, rock - 141.4 thousand tons - 31%, sorption tailings - 14.2 thousand tons - 3%, domestic wastewater - 68.4 thousand tons - 15%) and at the Irokinda mine - 429, 0 thousand tons - 49% of all waste generated (flotation tailings 230.7 thousand tons - 53%, rock - 129.9 thousand tons - 30%, domestic wastewater -66.3 thousand tons - 16 %).

    For the period 1999–2005 there was an increase in the amount of waste, this is due to an increase in gold mining and a decrease in the average metal content in the ore by 13%. In 1999, the average grade of gold in the ore was 10.5 g/t, in 2005 it was 9.15 g/t.

    Most of the waste (more than 98%) belongs to the 5th hazard class. At the facilities owned by the enterprise, 88% of the waste generated during the year is placed for storage, which does not contribute to reducing the harmful impact on the environment, including land and water resources.

    The area of ​​land leased by OJSC Buryatzoloto to accommodate production facilities and ensure its operation is 766 hectares. There are no protected areas or other objects protected by law in this territory. In agricultural production, these lands were not used before the construction of the mines.

    In total, there are two types of technogenic impact on the lands leased by OJSC Buryatzoloto:

    • the zone of direct impact of technogenesis, this is the zone of industrial sites and shift camps;
    • the zone of indirect influence of technogenesis is the adjacent territory.

    The territory of continuous technogenic impact occupies only 0.4% of the area of ​​river valleys. In such areas, the vegetation cover begins restoration activity almost from zero moment, and the natural restoration of the soil and vegetation cover will last for decades, that is, there is an actual natural rehabilitation of disturbed lands. Despite the self-healing natural processes, the resulting resulting ecosystems will not quite resemble natural ones. However, the volume and area of ​​such secondary ecosystems in the river valleys are negligibly small for assessing irreversible changes in the biota of the region.

    For the environmental and economic assessment of the functioning of a mining enterprise, we calculate the following indicators:

    • The environmental efficiency of the system for purification and disposal of emissions into the atmosphere at OJSC Buryatzoloto in 2005 amounted to:

    496:1405=0,35
    496 - the amount of captured (utilized, neutralized) harmful substances;
    1405 is the amount of generated pollutants (discharges, emissions, wastes).

    Thus, 35% of pollutants were disposed of, which means low environmental efficiency of environmental protection equipment used at the enterprise;

    • the level of the negative impact of the production activities of JSC "Buryatzoloto" on the atmospheric air in 2005 amounted to:

    n=1405:2232=0.63
    2232 is the standardized amount of emissions and discharges of pollutants into the environment for a given enterprise.
    The negative impact of the enterprise on the atmosphere is much less than established by the approved standards;

    • The environmental efficiency of measures for the protection of land is determined by the coefficient of reclaimed land, which in 2005 was equal to:

    20:21=0,95;
    20 - area of ​​reclaimed (restored) lands, ha;
    21 — area of ​​disturbed and subject to restoration lands, ha.
    The proportion of reclaimed land in the total area of ​​disturbed and subject to restoration is 95%, which means a fairly high eco-efficiency of land protection measures;

    • specific environmental efficiency of marketable products in 2005 was:

    18 471:4 775=3,87
    4775 kg. — gold production in 2005
    The reduced mass of actual waste, emissions (discharges) into the environment amounted to 18471 tons.
    Thus, for 1 kg. marketable products account for 3.87 kg. contaminants. This indicator is not compared with the industry average standards for the environmental efficiency of manufactured products, due to their absence;

    • The specific environmental efficiency of OJSC Buryatzoloto in 2005 amounted to:

    18471:4275=4,32

    4275 - payroll number of industrial and production personnel as of January 01, 2006.
    Thus, 4.32 kg. pollutants per employee in production;

    • environmental efficiency of current environmental costs in 2005 for the enterprise amounted to:


    \u003d 6462: 764 \u003d 8.46 kg. of pollutants caught per 1 ruble running costs;
    — for the protection of water bodies:
    \u003d 6.4: 1089 \u003d 5.89 g of neutralized harmful substances account for 1 ruble of current costs;
    - for land reclamation:
    =20:1293=0.0015 ha. reclaimed land accounts for 1,000 rubles of current costs;

    • The environmental efficiency of eco-investments for environmental protection measures in 2005 at OJSC Buryatzoloto was:

    - for the protection of atmospheric air:
    \u003d 6462: 200 \u003d 32.31 kg. captured pollutants account for 1 ruble of capital expenditures;
    — to protect water bodies;
    \u003d 6.4: 9902 \u003d 0.64 g of neutralized harmful substances account for 1 ruble of capital costs.
    There were no capital expenditures for land reclamation in 2005;

    • Let us determine the savings received by the enterprise from the use of production waste, from the disposal of substances captured from emissions into the environment and returned to the production process.

    The main volume of waste - waste rock and flotation tailings - is used for stowing operations in goaf. Ash and slag from coal combustion is used for backfilling roads, wood bark to increase the calorific value of coal.

    The calculation was made according to the data of the enterprise for 2005 (Table 1). The source of the price of the substances used and disposed of is the cost estimate of the relevant work performed in the enterprise.

    Table 1 - Calculation of savings from the use of production waste and disposal of trapped harmful substances in 2005 at JSC "Buryatzoloto"

    Substance name

    Quantity, t.

    Price, rub./t.

    Savings, thousand rubles

    Empty rocks
    Flotation tailings
    tree bark
    Trim natural clean wood
    Sawdust of natural clean wood
    coal chips
    Ash and slag from coal combustion
    Ash coal
    Dust inorganic (70-20% SiO2)
    wood dust
    Total
  • The environmental and economic efficiency of the environmental policy pursued by JSC Buryatzoloto in 2005 is equal to:
  • 150197: (3978+10102+133 571) =1,02

    Thus, the environmental policy pursued by OJSC Buryatzoloto is economically efficient.

    The environmental and economic assessment of the functioning of the gold mining enterprise OJSC Buryatzoloto testifies to the effectiveness of the environmental activities carried out.

    The analysis of the interaction of the gold mining enterprise JSC "Buryatzoloto" with the natural environment of the region showed that during the operation of the mining enterprise, significant industrial emissions and discharges of pollutants into the environment are formed.

    In this situation economic activity mining enterprise must be justified both economically and environmentally. It is necessary to search for economically justified economic solutions that allow developing production taking into account the quality standards of the region's natural environment.

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    UDC 622:577.4:551.34

    E.A. Elchaninov, E.A. Elchaninov

    ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINING INDUSTRY IN THE CONDITIONS OF PERMAFROST DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORIES OF RUSSIA

    A detailed review of the environmental issues arising from the economic development of the Northern Territories is given. The industrial development of the Northern Territories will be manifested through the creation of reliable transport conditions for the wider use of the oil and gas industry, mining and metallurgical industries and through the integrated use of raw materials directly in the export specialization being mastered for the organization of production. A methodological approach to a comprehensive assessment of the geoecological state of the territory is substantiated. The requirements that must be taken into account in the development of the northern territories are given, one of which is to ensure such a regime of nature management that would meet the maximum allowable norms of human intrusion and production controlled by him into the natural environment.

    Key words: Northern territories of Russia, geoecological state of the territory, raw materials, engineering protection of the environment.

    The rich natural resources of the Far North, dispersed over a vast territory, with its poor transport development, predetermined the focal nature of the location of production, tying it to support bases located in the southern, inhabited regions of Siberia and Far East and on the coast of the ocean and inland rivers. From these bases raw materials and manufactured goods transported to the most remote points of the Far North.

    Serious questions arise in the field of transport, industrial and civil construction. It is not easy to solve the problem of formation labor resources and creating material and living conditions for them. The current level of knowledge of the problem allows us to assert that it contains centrifugal forces that will have a transformative effect on related issues carried out in the developed territories.

    It can be said without exaggeration that the most important economic and economic tasks of Russia today can only be solved by taking into account the development of the Northern Territories and the involvement of their fuel and energy, raw materials and other natural resources in economic and economic circulation. The northern territories of Russia have always been objects that actively participated in the creation of the country's industrial industry.

    The intensive economic development of the Northern territories and the waters of the Arctic Ocean will undoubtedly have far-reaching economic and social consequences which will predetermine the entire course of development of the northern part of the territory of Russia, as well as the eastern zone of the country.

    Suffice it to recall the realization of the richest fuel and energy potential of Eastern Siberia, the oil and gas resources of the West Siberian Lowland, the development

    Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Combine. The next stage in the grandiose development of the Russian economy may be the further economic development of the Northern Territories from the Kola Peninsula to the Bering Strait and the waters of the Arctic Ocean.

    The industrial development of the Northern Territories opens up previously inaccessible opportunities for the development of foreign economic relations. This will manifest itself in two ways. First, along the line of creating reliable transport conditions for the wider use of the oil and gas industry, mining and metallurgical industries. Secondly, in the line of the integrated use of raw materials directly on the export specialization being mastered for the organization of production. All this gives us reason to believe that the development of the Northern Territories is part of the program of international economic cooperation.

    What is economic problem industrial development of the Northern territories of Russia? The problem of the economic development of the Northern territories of Russia has a difficult path of development, being reassessed in accordance with the specific political and economic tasks of the country, as well as taking into account the already accumulated knowledge about the natural and climatic conditions and the resource potential of these territories. In the development of resources, the real material and technical possibilities for the practical implementation of this problem have played and continue to play an important role.

    Today, the problem of developing the northern territories does not come from the definition that the northern sea route is the shortest transport route designed to perform only trans-

    tailor functions. It's about on integrated economic development, in which the northern sea route will be only a part of the territory that facilitates and ensures industrial development.

    It should be noted that a characteristic feature of the development of the Northern Territories is that it is carried out in a zone where the economic potential is insufficient to serve as a support base at the first stage of deployment. construction works and accommodation of large contingents of workers. This necessitates the cooperation of the economic opportunities of the interested industries for the implementation of intersectoral pioneering work on the preparation and development of the territory, as well as the creation of a common zonal infrastructure.

    The socio-economic status of the Northern Territories throughout the 20th century, the beginning of the economic development of the northern territories, was determined by the priority development of the mining industry (gold, diamonds, oil, gas, polymetallic ores, tin, etc.). The mining industry was the main industry providing industrial development Russian North.

    The current stage of the mining development of the territory was reflected in the significant scale of the technogenic load with a differentiated impact on all components of the biosphere. The consequences of mining technogenesis are multiplied by unfavorable climatic, geological, endo- and exogenous processes characteristic of the territory, which become irreversible with low integral stability of ecosystems.

    The Russian North is one of largest regions Russia for

    potential resources of minerals and mineral and energy raw materials sufficient for sustainable socio-economic development in the long term. However, further mining production should be based on a civilized attitude towards the natural environment, take into account the specifics of the geo-ecological conditions of the territory and the socio-ecological aspects of life, promote the development of small peoples living in the developed territories, as well as the consolidation of labor resources attracted for the development of the territory.

    Taking into account the fact that the current system of zoning of the northern territories does not reflect the full diversity and specificity of natural and climatic conditions and does not take into account the complex influence of geoecological factors on life, an integral indicator of the comfort of the environment is proposed as a scientifically based criterion for zoning the territory. The integral indicator of the comfort of the environment can be used as the basis for zoning the territory of the Far North in order to develop a unified system social guarantees and compensation, and optimization of the order of their financing.

    Methodological approach to a comprehensive assessment of the geoecological state of the territory should be based on the study of the features of the regional geoecological system, which is a combination of interacting structural components of the habitat: the natural environment, geological and anthropogenic. Components of the habitat are territorially localized by the boundaries of the regional geo-ecological system, characterized by geo-ecological factors,

    which have a decisive influence on the sustainability of the environment, i.e. habitat.

    The problem is primarily related to the program for the development of oil and gas resources in the northern territories. Along with an active influence on the development of petrochemical industry centers directly in the Far North, it will be associated with the development of resources within the shelf and open space of the Arctic Ocean. An important prerequisite for solving the problem is also the successful solution of the problem of developing strategic mineral deposits beyond the Arctic Circle by creating production complexes for their extraction and processing.

    These complexes will become economic outposts for the development of work both on the development of mineral deposits and the construction of seaports, airports, highways, railways, pipelines and power lines, providing economic and economic strengthening of the new area of ​​economic development in the North of Russia. an active foreign policy line to develop a whole series of joint economic programs with the developed capitalist countries should play a role in solving this problem.

    This problem will have to be solved in very difficult natural and climatic conditions. We are talking about the construction and formation of territorial production complexes in places that do not have direct transport links, remote from industrially developed centers, in a harsh arctic climate with low atmospheric temperatures, high wind loads, with various forms of permafrost, with

    titelny and animal world is very sensitive to the slightest environmental changes. This puts forward a number of serious requirements for scientific and technical thought related to the development and implementation of the following projects: construction of linear engineering facilities (railway, automobile, pipeline and power lines, runways during the construction of new airports); technological methods of extraction and processing of minerals; manufacture of machines and mechanisms suitable for operation in northern conditions; arrangement of housing and life; utilization and processing of household and industrial waste; management of ecological processes.

    It is necessary to create and apply methods and means of engineering protection of the natural environment in the development of mineral deposits:

    Reclamation of disturbed lands and its features;

    Management of thermal fields with the help of thermal and electrical energy, as well as without energy means;

    Creation of artificial arrays;

    Application of thermal attenuation systems for permafrost;

    Reducing oxidative processes;

    Dust reduction and dust suppression using thermal, foam and snow-forming installations;

    Management of the influence of factors of the natural environment and industrial infrastructure on the formation of the radiation-thermal balance of the earth's surface in the developed area;

    Regulation of communication conditions temperature regime rocks with components of the radiation-thermal balance of the surface;

    Forecasting the impact of the development of the territory on the structure of the radiation-heat balance of the surface;

    Use of mined-out spaces for disposal of solid and liquid wastes;

    Protection of underground and surface waters by using closed drainage, backfilling of mined-out space with subsequent freezing of atmospheric air by cold, bypassing into underlying aquifers, etc.;

    Ensuring the stability of quarry walls and dumps using permafrost conditions, anchor bolts and synthetic meshes;

    Protection of water bodies from pollution by solid suspensions and chemical products by placing untreated process water in geological permafrost structures that are not sources of supply to underground aquifers.

    In projects for the development of the Northern Territories, first of all, it is necessary to take into account:

    Efficient use and utilization of secondary combustible and fuel energy resources;

    Creation of environmentally friendly thermal power plants and boiler houses;

    Creation of low-waste technologies for the production of marketable products from the waste of the main production;

    Elimination of possible oxidative processes in the worked-out spaces of mining enterprises;

    Application of deep purification of technological waters of production;

    Development of non-traditional energy sources, especially wind and low-grade waste thermal energy;

    Creation latest systems heat storage;

    Results of forecasting scientific and technological progress in the field of nature protection and rational use of natural resources, energy-saving and environmentally friendly technologies;

    Demand market for resources accumulated in consumption and production waste;

    Evaluation of the technical, economic, environmental and social efficiency of the technologies planned for use for each development area and by type of production envisaged;

    Preventive measures that exclude the negative consequences of extreme environmental situations.

    The available natural raw materials and favorable transport conditions will make it possible to create large industrial complexes. The issue of the transfer of northern oil involves the construction of a number of oil refineries and petrochemical enterprises. It is known that such a statement of the question was previously unacceptable. Now the situation is changing radically, oil pipelines must annually transport to the south, east and west a significant flow of not only crude oil, but first of all, products of its processing.

    The development of energy in the territories under consideration, in view of its latitudinal location, apparently will not allow at this stage to unite the North into a single energy system. However, it is necessary to consider the possibility of including it in a unified electric power system, which will make it possible to achieve significant savings in the capacity of power plants (by reducing reserves and using the difference in time zones), increasing the reliability and flexibility of power supply.

    The transcontinental significance of the Northern Sea Route is great. So

    as the shortest route between the countries of Europe, Asia and the Pacific Ocean runs through the northern seas of our territory, in the future, with the commissioning of new territorial-industrial complexes, the importance of the Northern Route will increase for servicing both our own needs and international ones. This new function should be taken into account both in the process of preparation and in the process of development of territories. The Northern Sea Route will have to cope with a powerful cargo flow, and this will require the development of ports on the country's coast throughout the Far North, the construction of new ones and the reconstruction of existing ones. Therefore, the development of the Northern Territories should become an integral part of the program of international economic cooperation.

    The question arises about the border of the implementation of the program for the development of the Northern Territories, since here there are many ambiguous decisions that are directly related to the deployment of the front of construction work and the location of construction industry enterprises. Representatives of the industry under the development zone understand the territory on which mineral deposits are located, and the places reserved for future enterprises for their industrial use. The authorities of those subjects of the federation, territories, republics, the territories of which are subject to development, are considering this issue more widely. They rightly believe that industrial development will have a direct impact on the socio-economic development of each of these administrative entities. The affairs and concerns of the industrial development of the northern territories are becoming close to the people of the whole country, who will take part in the implementation of this largest economic

    Problems. Thus, the development of the Northern Territories is a national scale program.

    The costs associated with the program are diverse and will require the diversion of a certain part of the country's total product produced. This necessitates the cooperation of the economic opportunities of interested firms and individuals for the implementation of intersectoral pioneering work on the preparation and development of the territory, as well as the creation of a common zonal infrastructure. Based on world statistics, it should be recognized that environmental protection measures should be 8-10% of total value production investments, that is, one should take into account the need for targeted allocation of resources from the general estimates of the designed facilities intended for the implementation of environmental protection measures.

    When developing the northern territories, the following requirements must be taken into account:

    Creation of such a complex of living environment that would meet all the medical, sanitary, material and cultural requirements of the population, formed under the influence of the characteristics of natural and climatic conditions and the production specialization of the economic development zone;

    Ensuring such a regime of nature management that would meet the maximum allowable norms of human intrusion and production controlled by him into the natural environment. When planning relationships with the components of the natural environment, the following

    duet take into account low ability northern nature, it is natural to restore the ecological balance disturbed by man and production and the availability of resource and production and technical capabilities, actively participate in helping the natural environment, cope with restoring the balance of ecological balance;

    Implementation of effective economic development of raw materials, taking into account the vulnerability of the natural environment;

    Development of production taking into account regional engineering-geological, creological, climatic and other conditions for the economic development of the Northern Territories.

    This approach will allow the development of specific recommendations aimed at managing human interaction with the environment, as well as protecting a person from harmful factors external environment.

    It is necessary to develop legislative environmental norms of “behavior” for all interested firms and entrepreneurs in the development zone.

    Northern nature requires especially careful attitude. The top layer of soil and vegetation is easily destroyed, which, under permafrost, practically cannot be restored and cannot be reclaimed; in many areas disturbed by industry, the vegetation cover has not recovered after 60-75 years, for example, in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Magadan region, Taimyr (region of Norilsk), Khanty-Mansiysk region, Canada (region of Churchill, Tampson).

    Elchaninov Evgeny Alexandrovich - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Elchaninova E.A.,

    MGI NUST MISIS, e-mail: [email protected]

    UDC 622:577.4:551.34

    ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF MINING INDUSTRY GROWTH IN PERMAFROST CONDITIONS IN THE COURSE OF RUSSIA"S NORTHERN TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT

    Elchaninov E.A., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, El "chaninova E.A. ,

    Moscow Mining Institute, National University of Science and Technology "MISiS", e-mail: [email protected]

    The article gives an informative review of ecological problems emergent during development of the Northern Territory. Industrial development of the Northern Territory will include creation of reliable transportation conditions for oil and gas industry, as well as for mining and metallurgy industries, and comprehensive utilization of mineral raw materials on the spot, aimed at export-oriented factory management. A methodology-based approach to geoecological appraisal of the territory condition is substantiated. The article introduces requirements to be taken into account during the development of the Northern Territory, one of which is the natural management within the maximum permissible limits for the environment invasion by a human being and the man-controlled production.

    Key words: Russia's Northern Territory, geoecological condition of territory, raw material resources, environment protection engineering.

    SMART BOOK - THE ESSENTIAL ESSENTIAL_

    HOW DOES PUBLISHING BEGIN?

    Most often, the new publisher is among active scientists or engineers. And almost always he lives in a world of standard delusions and illusions. In addition, he wants to quickly issue the first editions of books. And this haste, and hopes for the magical possibilities of machines and devices, push him to purchase an expensive computer technology and printing equipment. There is still no culture and skill in book publishing, but there are already many beautiful machines that are useless at the first stage of the formation of a publishing house. Investors' expectations are not justified, and the confused publisher is looking for specialists who are able to operate complex equipment, and then rebuild the publishing house into a printing house.

    After a year or two, the most astute publishers begin to realize that the technology they have acquired with such difficulty cannot ensure success. Much more important is a reasonable publishing policy, the formation of an author's asset, high-quality editing, communication with bookselling organizations and the creation of our own system of book distribution. I note that such activity is no less expensive, but it is necessary for the effective work of the publishing house.

    The disease of shifting the emphasis of publishing to printing can continue for quite a long time, it depends on the education and culture of the new publisher. But when understanding comes, the main printing processes are transferred to professional printing houses, where the costs for their implementation are lower, and the products are of higher quality. The experience of our publishing houses shows that focusing efforts on the tasks of book publishing and book distribution makes the work immeasurably more difficult and requires an initiative approach, but, unlike printing, there is no one to entrust it to.

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    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_0.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Environmental issues in the mining industry">!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_1.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>MINING INDUSTRY - a complex of industries involved in the extraction of minerals. This is the most important early stage industry,"> ДОБЫВАЮЩАЯ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОСТЬ - комплекс отраслей, занимающихся добычей полезных ископаемых. Это важнейшая отрасль начального этапа, включает добычу полезных ископаемых– горючих, рудных и нерудных.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_2.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Mining can be carried out:"> Добыча полезных ископаемых может вестись: - открытым способом с земной поверхности при неглубоком залегании; - подземным способом при глубоком залегании путем проходки шахт, штолен, а для жидких и газообразных полезных ископаемых - буровых скважин.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_3.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>The impact of the mining industry on the OS can be significant and lasting. Impact on"> Воздействие добывающей промышленности на ОС может быть существенно и длительно. Воздействие на ОС при добычи полезных ископаемых становится важной проблемой для промышленности и занятых в ней трудовых ресурсов.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_4.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>The mining industry has the most negative impact on land (soil) resources, yes and wider to"> Добывающая промышленность наиболее отрицательно воздействует на земельные (почвенные) ресурсы, да и шире – на литосферу. Также она влияет на водную оболочку и атмосферу, а следовательно, на весь природный комплекс. Проявляется такое воздействие в !} different forms: in violation of land as a result of subsidence of the surface; in pollution of soils and rocks, in changes in the regime of surface and ground waters and their chemical composition; in dusty atmosphere.

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_5.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Individual sub-sectors of the extractive industry have their own specifics. The total environmental damage from open method production"> Separate sub-sectors of the extractive industry have their own specifics. The total environmental damage from open-pit mining is about 10 times greater than from underground mining. To this it must be added that offshore oil and gas production on the shelf almost inevitably leads to sea water pollution. Underground (mine) method of extraction and borehole method using underground leaching to the greatest extent affect the subsidence of the earth's surface. air pollution.

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_6.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>The impact of the mining industry directly on the Earth's surface goes in two directions: -first,"> Воздействие добывающей промышленности непосредственно на поверхность Земли идет по двум направлениям: Во-первых, это изъятие из земной коры все больших объемов полезных ископаемых. Во-вторых, это возвращение в литосферу огромной, причем все время возрастающей массы твердых отходов, измеряемой уже десятками и сотнями миллионов тонн в год.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_7.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Distribution of mass emissions of pollutants into the atmospheric air by stationary sources, taking into account attribution"> Распределение массы выбросов загрязняющих веществ в атмосферный воздух по стационарным источникам с учетом отнесения к видам !} economic activity in 2010, KO

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_8.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>The enterprises involved in raw prey"> Наибольший вклад в загрязнения атмосферного воздуха от добывающих производств вносят предприятия, занимающиеся добычей сырой нефти и нефтяного (попутного) газа.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_9.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Emission Dynamics">!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_10.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Volumes of contaminated wastewater discharges into surface water bodies, million m3">!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_11.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Volumes of waste generation, million tons">!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_12.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Coal (hard, brown) and oil shale;"> На территории области выявлены полезные ископаемые уголь (каменный, бурый) и горючие сланцы; чёрные металлы - руда (железная, марганцевая); цветные и благородные металлы - руда (серебро, ртуть, свинец, цинк, медь, барит, бокситы, нефелиновые руды); нерудное сырьё для металлургии (кварциты, пески формовочные, глины огнеупорные и тугоплавкие, известняки флюсовые, доломиты); нерудные полезные ископаемые (тальк, фосфоритовые руды, диабазы, цеолиты); строительное сырьё (15 наименований).!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_13.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>The coal industry is the main contributor to OS pollution by CO:"> Угольная промышленность вносит основной вклад в загрязнение ОС КО: Загрязнение атмосферного воздуха происходит в процессе угледобычи на угольных разрезах и шахтах, при транспортировке угля, а также при переработке его на углеобогатительных фабриках.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_14.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Shaft mining method: The main sources of air pollution during coal mining in mines -"> Шахтный способ добычи: Основные источники загрязнения атмосферного воздуха при добыче угля в шахтах - отвалы пустой породы, угольные склады и главные вентиляционные стволы шахт. Большое количество породы со значительным содержанием угля из шахт приводит к самовозгоранию терриконов. Объем породы, выдаваемой из шахт и уложенной в террикон, составляет миллионы кубических метров. Температура горящих терриконов достигает 800°С снаружи и до 1500°С - внутри. Горение сопровождается выделением окиси углерода, сернистого газа и продуктов возгонки смолистых веществ. Следует иметь в виду, что большинство терриконов расположено вблизи жилых поселков.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_15.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Open pit mining One of the main sources of dust and gas generation in open pits - mass"> Карьерный способ добычи Один из основных источников пыле- и газообразования в карьерах - массовые взрывы. При взрывных работах, в воздух выбрасывается пылегазовое облако на высоту 150 - 250 м, распространяемое затем по направлению ветра на значительные расстояния. Объем пылегазового облака составляет 15 - 20 млн. м3, а концентрация пыли в зависимости от различных причин изменяется от 680 до 4250 мг/м3. После каждого взрыва в атмосферу выбрасывается до 200 т пыли, а также газы - в основном окись углерода и окислы азота. !} Feature coal pits - dust formation is caused not only production processes, but also by natural weathering of rocks, erosion of the soil layer with disturbed vegetation. Dust generated in quarries during various operations is the main substance entering the atmosphere. The floating dust contains about 9.0 - 11.7% free silicon dioxide. In terms of dispersity, most dust particles (82.9 - 97.3%) have a size of up to 5 microns.

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_16.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Due to the accelerated development of open pit coal mining and the construction of powerful coal quarries"> В связи с ускоренным развитием открытого способа добычи угля и строительством мощных угольных карьеров особую важность приобретает их оценка как источников загрязнения воздуха. Было установлено, что воздух загрязняется более всего в зимнее время, что связано с ухудшением условий рассеивания выбросов. Вывод: таким образом, предприятия угольной промышленности загрязняют воздух пылью, сажей, окислами азота, окисью углерода, сернистым газом и фенолами. Эти предприятия иногда располагаются в зоне жилой застройки городов и поселков, как правило, не имеют необходимых санитарно-защитных зон и тем самым оказывают неблагоприятное влияние на санитарно-бытовые условия жизни населения.!}

    Src="https://present5.com/presentacii/20170505/13-dob_prom.ppt_images/13-dob_prom.ppt_17.jpg" alt="(!LANG:>Protection of the earth's surface from the harmful effects of mining is carried out in two main directions ."> Защита земной поверхности от вредного влияния горных разработок осуществляется в двух основных направлениях. Уменьшении нарушений земной поверхности с помощью горнотехнических и специальных охранных мероприятий. Ликвидации отрицательных последствий горных работ путем восстановления (рекультивации) нарушенных земель. Генеральным направлением рационального использования земель в угольной промышленности является рекультивация нарушенных площадей и возврат их в !} National economy as productive lands in the form of arable lands, meadows, forest plantations, artificial reservoirs.

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