Since 2011, Kolomela Mine has purchased six Slope Stability Radars (Four SSR-XT’s and Two SSR-FX’s) and has expressed an interest in replacing some older SSR-XT radars with new SSR-FX systems. PDF Case Study
READ MOREExtreme Cold Temperature Success – Deployment in Russia’s Extreme Cold Temperatures – July 2017
Two sites in South Western Siberia – Chernigovets Coal Mine and Zarechnaya Coal Mine – trialled our SSR-XT radar system throughout an extremely harsh winter, which saw the system functioning at -40°C temperatures autonomously without a shelter. PDF Case Study
READ MOREHerculano Mining – Brazilian Mine Demonstrates the Importance of Radar to Guarantee Safety – January 2015
On September 10, 2014, a tailings dam failure occurred in Retiro do Sapecado open pit mine, resulting in three fatalities, and damage to three mine trucks and two excavators. Herculano Mining has acquired an SSR-XT to assess further risks and ensure a safer tale dump for continued operations. PDF Case Study
READ MOREPT Bayan Resources Tbk – Optimising Coal Recovery in a Time of Declining Coal Prices – July 2012
The Geotechnical team at PT Bayan Resources Tbk (PT Bayan) knew that there was potential for improved coal recovery at a number of their Indonesian mine sites. To maximise coal recovery in unstable pit areas, the GroundProbe Slope Stability Radar (SSR-XT) was deployed. PDF Case Study
READ MOREColdelco Andina Mine – Outsourced Solutions for Slope Monitoring – December 2011
In December 2011, GroundProbe signed a five-year agreement to provide Codelco with a fully outsourced slope monitoring service for its Andina Mine in Chile. PDF Case Study
READ MORELeigh Creek Coal Mine – Achieving Huge Production Gains Using SSR – March 2011
Slope stability in Leigh Creek coal mine presents an ongoing concern for the Geotechnical team. Leigh Creek Coal Mine currently employs a number of technologies to measure and assess the stability of the mine slopes. Prisms and two GroundProbe Slope Stability Radar (SSR) are deployed across terraces on the east and west mine walls. PDF […]
READ MOREHuckleberry Mine – Data Management in Rapidly Changing Atmospheric Conditions – October 2010
In keeping with Huckleberry Mines’ commitment to safety the mine site has had GroundProbe Slope Stability Radar (SSR) deployed for a number of years. One of the foremost challenges of operating SSR at the scenic site of Huckleberry is the seasonal weather and wind events that make for rapidly changing atmospheric conditions. PDF Case Study
READ MOREDiavik Diamond Mine – SSR Capable of Operating in Extreme Temperatures – October 2010
The Diavik Diamond Mine, a joint venture between Rio Tinto and Harry Winston Diamond Corporation, began production in January 2003 and employs approximately 1,000 people. At Diavik there are two Slope Stability Radar (SSR™) systems supporting the core principles of safe working, applied technology to tasks, and responsible management. PDF Case Study
READ MORERampura Agucha Mine – Highest Safety Standards for Mining in India – May 2010
GroundProbe’s Slope Stability Radar goes hand-in-hand with Rampura Agucha’s policy of minimisation of slope hazards. This also supports the company’s high profitability by allowing better recovery, decreasing cost of production and closely managing risk. Rampura Agucha is the first mine in India to adopt SSR. PDF Case Study
READ MOREErnest Henry Copper Gold Mine – Successful Monitoring and TARP – September 2009
Ernest Henry Mine (EHM) has had an SSR System since May 2008 with immediate recognition of two main areas of concern. These areas have potential failure in tonnes of 1,000,000 and 400,000 respectively. With the recorded data they have implemented Targeted Action Response Plans (TARP) to deal with accelerated deformation detected by the SSR System. […]
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