Innovation-based development of the mineral resources sector: challenges and prospects: proceedings of the 11th Russian-German Raw Materials Conference, November 7-8 2018, Potsdam, Germany

615 Pages·2018·226.89 MB·English

by  Litvinenko, Vladimir

INNOVATION-BASED DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINERAL
RESOURCES SECTOR: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE XITH RUSSIAN-GERMAN RAW MATERIALS CONFERENCE,
POTSDAM, GERMANY, 7–8 NOVEMBER 2018
United Nations • International Competence Centre
Educational, Scientific and • for Mining-Engineering Education
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Innovation-Based Development
of the Mineral Resources Sector:
Challenges and Prospects
Editor
Vladimir Litvinenko
Rector of Saint-Petersburg Mining University, St. Petersburg, Russia
Co-chairman of Russian-German Raw Materials Forum
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Table of contents
Preface ix
Organizers xiii
Mineral exploration and mining
Russian developments of equipment and technology of deep hole drilling in ice 3
V. Litvinenko
InnoCrush: New solutions for highly selective process chains 21
B. Grafe, A.H. Bravo, M. Hesse, R. Morgenstern, K. Rosin, T. Schlothauer,
I.V. Talovina & V.S. Nikiforova
The forecast deformations of the ground surface during mining under
protected objects 39
A.D. Kuranov, B.Yu. Zuev & R.S. Istomin
Innovative rock destruction process via laser technology and thermal spallation for
faster and efficient drilling in mining, geothermal and other hard rock environments 51
S. Jamali, V. Wittig & R. Bracke
High pressure jetting in various rocks—investigation of failure mechanism and
development of drilling process 65
D.P. Gradzki, S. Hahn, S. Jasper, V. Wittig, R. Lindken & R. Bracke
The USSR mining experience in nuclear power industry 79
V.I. Golik, O.Z. Gabaraev, B.S. Tsidaev & V.V. Vernigor
Comprehensive approach to managing the safety of miners in coal mines 85
E.B. Gridina, A.V. Pasynkov & R.E. Andreev
Earth surface monitoring on undermined territories 95
M.G. Mustafin & E.N. Grischenkova
Mineralogical composition of nickelhydrosilicate ores at the Elov deposit
(the northern central Urals) 103
M. Mrozik, U. Müller, G. Heide, I.V. Talovina & A.M. Duryagina
Primary growth zoning and oscillatory zoning of Iceland spar from the Razlom
deposit (Siberia, Russia) 115
M.N. Logunova, J. Götze, M.A. Ivanov & G. Heide
Attribution of paleontological collections is a step towards improving
biostratigraphy of the Ordovician deposits of Baltoscandia 127
M. Tsinkoburova, D. Bezgodova & I. Lobanova
Carboniferous reef’s massif of the Berkha Island as a model of the potential
collector of hydrocarbon resources on the Novaya Zemlya Archipelago 137
V.P. Matveev & A.B. Tarasenko
v
Ore field structures of the Uralian supergene Nickel deposits 147
N.I. Vorontsova, A.M. Duryagina & I.V. Talovina
Experimental and theoretical investigations of inorganic salt precipitation and control
for oil reservoirs 155
A. Khormali, D.G. Petrakov & H. Jafarpour
Technology of low-permeable polimictic reservoirs water-flooding with
surfactant solutions 161
M.K. Rogatchev & A.N. Kuznetsova
Selective comminution for dry pre-concentration and energy saving 167
M. Hesse
Stochastic control system of hydrodynamic processes in aquifers 175
M.M. Asadulagi & D.A. Pervukhin
Mining services
Environmental integrated monitoring system at reclamation of large open-cast
coal mine 189
A.S. Danilov, M.A. Pashkevich & T.A. Petrova
Determination of water conducting fracture zone for mining and geological
conditions of the Verkhnekamsk salt deposit 195
V.N. Gusev & D.A. Ilyukhin
A method of transferring the azimuth and coordinates to the sub-level through
a vertical mine working using a laser level 205
V.A. Kiselev & P.M. Frolov
Evaluation of the effectiveness of using oil shale 213
N.K. Kondrasheva, S.N. Saltykova & M.Yu. Nazarenko
Environmental impact of abandoned mine wastes on an urban area
in NW Caucasus 223
A.V. Alekseenko & C. Drebenstedt
New design of movable hybrid solar-diesel power system for lighting of Zarechny
mine working (Kuzbass) 231
S.V. Kovshov, E.B. Gridina & I.A. Vodennikov
Speed optimization of line voltages prediction algorithm 241
J.E. Shklyarskiy & A.I. Bardanov
Analysis of technological changes in integrated intelligent power supply systems 249
Y.L. Zhukovskiy, V.V. Starshaia, D.E. Batueva & A.D. Buldysko
Vybro transportation of hydraulic mixtures in pipeline 259
Y.I. Dmitrak, V.I. Golik, O.Z. Gabaraev & B.S. Tsidaev
Study of the effect of thermomechanical processing of the cutter bit body material
on its wear rate 265
S.A. Chupin, V.I. Bolobov, A. Jahr & K.J. Heckmann
Express-diagnosis of the technical state slurry pumps in systems hydrotransport
processing tails of ore 273
V.I. Alexandrov & M.A. Vasilyeva
Methods of estimating dynamic loads on ropes of mine winding plants 283
R.B. Kuskildin & Y.V. Kryuchkova
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Energy efficient unit executive body for tunneling and cleaning operations 287
D.I. Shishljannikov, A.B. Maksimov & S.A. Lavrenko
Perspective technical solutions for the cylinder-piston group vibrations reduction 293
O.V. Afanaseva, O.K. Bezyukov & D.A. Pervukhin
Selecting technically justified operating modes of “Ural” combines on the basis
of an evaluation of their driver load under real operating conditions 301
D.I. Shishljannikov, M.G. Trifanov & S.A. Lavrenko
STS-Crane-Hoist-structure with freewheel coupling 309
S. Vöth, M.A. Vasilyeva & C. Wagener
Legal framework of digitization and block chain technology in the raw materials industry 319
M. Paschke
Processing of raw materials
The hydrometallurgical pretreatment of a refractory gold sulfide concentrate 331
A.Ya. Boduen, S.B. Fokina & S.Yu. Polezhaev
Innovative methods of processing and analysis of metal-containing raw materials
based on adsorption phenomenon 341
I.V. Pleskunov, A.G. Syrkov, L.A. Yachmenova & A.S. Mustafaev
The patterns of bitumen distribution onto surfaces of different mineral materials 353
V.V. Vasil’ev, A.S. Ivkin, E.V. Salamatova, N.K. Kondrasheva & G.S. Givirovskiy
Ways of rare earth application for iron and steel production technologies 359
R. Kawalla, V.N. Brichkin, V.Yu. Bazhin & T.E. Litvinova
Magnetic separation of tantalum ore 367
H. Lieberwirth, F. Zolotarev & T. Hühnerfürst
Hardness of aluminum metal matrix composite reinforced with magnesium coated
particles of silicon carbide‒squeeze casting 383
E.M. Gutema & V.Yu. Bazhin
Beneficiation of carbonaceous rocks: New methods and materials 391
T.N. Aleksandrova, N.V. Nikolaeva & V.A. Potemkin
Integrated recovery of non-ferrous metals from organic natural raw materials 399
V.Yu. Bazhin, A.N. Telaykov, I.V. Gorlenkova, M.A. Neezhko & N.M. Telaykov
The nepheline concentrate in synthesis of NaX-type zeolites 407
N.K. Kondrasheva, A.A. Shaidulina, D.O. Kondrashev,
E.Y. Georgieva & V.V. Vasil’ev
Separation of samarium, europium and erbium by oleic acid solution at
stoichiometric rate of extractant 413
O.V. Cheremisina, T.E. Litvinova & D.S. Lutskiy
Thermodynamics of ion exchange of rare metals from alkaline aluminate solutions 421
O.V. Cheremisina, M.A. Ponomareva, T.E. Litvinova & E.A. Cheremisina
The reduction of negative impact on environment in the area of coal processing enterprises 431
V.A. Matveeva, A.E. Isakov & I.P. Sverchkov
Influence of the development of the mineral resources sector of the Arkhangelsk
region on the environment 437
A.I. Alekseev, O.S. Zubkova & O.O. Kononchuk
vii
Investigation of road bitumen ageing by Fourier transform IR spectroscopy 449
A.V. Raspopina & E.V. Salamatova
Investigation of the carbonaceous component of gold-bearing ores by means
of thermal analysis 459
T.N. Alexandrova, A.V. Afanasova, G. Heide & A. Knoblich
Basic studies for in-situ leaching project: Leaching of polished and powdered
natural ore samples 467
A. Korda, J. Heinrich & G. Heide
Improving the design of disintegrator for hard minerals deep disposal 483
V.I. Golik, O.Z. Gabaraev, B.S. Tsidaev & B.V. Dzeranov
Other
International transportation logistics development challenges in oil and gas sector:
The case of the north west of Russia 491
S.E. Barykin, E.R. Schislyaeva & M.M. Khaikin
The regulatory institutions for the neural network economy 499
S.A. Dyatlov, M.M. Haykin & O.S. Lobanov
Assessment of the labour protection condition in the vertically integrated coil
companies on the basis of risk-based approach to analysis of industrial injuries 507
S.G. Gendler, A.M. Grishina & L.Y. Samarov
Oilfield service as a factor in the development of the oilfield market 515
N.V. Vasilenko, A.J. Linkov & M.M. Khaikin
Analysis of 18th century glass beads with X-ray computed microtomography 523
A.Y. Ramdani, T. Schlothauer, G. Heide, V.S. Nikiforova & I.V. Talovina
Digital transformation in oil and gas extraction 531
A.B. Makhovikov, E.V. Katuntsov, O.V. Kosarev & P.S. Tsvetkov
Producing long-term forecasts of the development of arctic shelf 539
A. Ilinova, A. Chanysheva, N. Kourentzes & I. Svetunkov
Anthropocentric world picture in German and English geological and mining
metaphoric terms 555
J.M. Sishchuk, I.G. Gerasimova & M.V. Goncharova
Professional interaction of university managers in project management 561
I.I. Verkhovskaia & O.G. Prikot
The implementation of modern occupational safety and health system as an
element of sustainable development of coal mining enterprises 571
O.I. Kazanin, G.I. Korshunov & M.L. Rudakov
Engineering ethics and training of mining engineers 579
E.N. Ovchinnikova & O.G. Bykova
Development of course feedback questionnaires of continuing professional
education in the mining industry 589
Y.L. Zhukovskiy, N.I. Koteleva & M.S. Kovalchuk
Author index 599
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Preface
Dear participants of the 11th Russian-German Raw materials conference,
Reliable supply of raw materials plays a core role in global economic growth. In this context
the exhaustion of the sources of raw materials is one of the biggest challenges of the 21st cen-
tury. Germany, whose mineral resources are rather limited, has traditionally maintained close
ties with Russia as a source of raw materials for its economy. This bilateral partnership is now
entering a new phase as the number of known sources of mineral resources is declining and
joined efforts are needed to find more effective ways to extract and refine mineral resources,
while simultaneously boosting energy efficiency and reducing losses during the processing of
raw materials. A rapidly changing demand for raw materials in the course of the development
of future technologies and digitisation makes a secure supply of raw materials all the more
important. In addition, achieving the climate and sustainability goals agreed in international
agreements also requires increased efforts in international raw materials cooperation.
A special role in solving these problems is played by research facilities of both countries,
which have joined forces with business and politicians to develop and introduce new concepts
for a long-term sustainable supply of raw materials.
The establishment of the Russian-German Raw Materials Forum has undoubtly been a
most significant event for both Russia and Germany. At the 6th international public forum
“Petersburg Dialog” that took place in Dresden in October 2006, in the presence of German
chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian president Vladimir Putin a memorandum was signed
to establish a permanent Russian-German forum on the issues of the use of raw materials.
The establishment of the forum was initiated by Saint Petersburg Mining University and
Freiberg University of Mining and Technology.
Saint Petersburg State Mining University and Freiberg University of Mining and Tech-
nology are leading higher education institutions in Russia and Germany, specializing in raw
materials and, thus, they have a certain amount of responsibility at the national level, playing
key roles in research cooperation between the two countries on raw materials and energy. The
history of the world’s two oldest mining schools is closely intertwined: for many centuries
now they have been sharing knowledge and high profile researchers.
Cooperation between the two schools began over 300 years ago when the Russian emperor
Peter the Grate visited Saxony and soon after in 1739–1740 three young Russian scientists
were dispatched by the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences to get training in mining in
Freiberg, Saxony. One of the three young researchers was Mikhail Lomonosov. 25 years after
Mikhail Lomonosov’s stay in Germany, in 1765, a mining academy was opened in Freiberg,
and just 8 years later Russian empress Catherine II founded the Saint Petersburg Mining
School, two events that initiated the development of mining science in Germany and Rus-
sia. Ever since Saint Petersburg Mining University and Freiberg University of Mining and
Technology, the two educational institutions that for the first time in the world made mining
a science, have been successfully cooperating in both research and education.
The Russian-German Raw Materials Forum is a communications venue and a factory of
ideas which goal is to develop new approaches to effective use of energy, mineral and renew-
able natural resources and to initiate cooperation in the field of sustainability and environ-
mental protection. One of the staples of the forum are the Russian-German Raw Materials
Conferences that are held on a regular basis and give the participants an opportunity to
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