Unit Weight Mining

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Estimation of the Soil Unit Weight of Mining Tailings through the Application of Machine Learning Techniques" by H. Nierwinski et al.

The soil unit weight is a relevant geotechnical and geological parameter in interpreting field tests, estimating parameters, and developing designs. The most precise way …

Knowing the unit weight of a soil is particularly important for geotechnical design, as well as assessing earthworks volumes. This technical note is intended to provide a basis for …

Obtaining unit weight directly and reliably from CPT measurements has obvious ad-vantages and would fit requirements for efficient, safe and sustainable geotechnical practice, when …

Current methods for determining γ. for a wide range of natural soils where the speci fi c gravity of solids ( G) generally ranges from 2.5 to 2.7. and zinc. This paper presents a …

Unit weight of a soil mass is the ratio of the total weight of soil to the total volume of soil. Unit Weight, g, is usually determined in the laboratory by measuring the weight and volume of a relatively undisturbed soil sample obtained from a brass ring.

This paper presents a compilation of results of CPT tests, and laboratory measurements of specific gravity of solids and total unit weight on bauxite and zinc mine tailings.

Therefore, the present paper aims to evaluate the application of a previously developed approach supported by machine learning techniques for estimating soil specific weights for mining …

unit weight. The soil natural unit weight is defined as the ratio between the total weight of the soil and the total volume of the soil mass. The Bulk unit weight is distinguished from the dry unit …