CURRENT ISSUES AFFECTING THE MINERAL EXTRACTION PROCESS AT THE TYUBEGATAN MINE
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The research examines the environmental impact of expanding dump sites in mining complexes, with a focus on the Tyubegatan mine and Dehkanabad Potash Plant (DPP). Key findings highlight the presence of 3.5-5.5% valuable components in waste from enrichment plants, emphasizing the need for improved storage and disposal methods. The study assesses the hydrogeological and geological conditions, noting underground saline waters and two primary waste types: mined salt and salt waste from the DPP. Results reveal an approximate total waste volume of 4.78 million tons, recommending permanent geodetic surveys for monitoring, especially in summer, to control dust. The study stresses that managing expanding dump sites is essential to mitigate environmental damage, advocating for separate handling of valuable waste for future use and sustainability.
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