Practical Application of Production Planning in Nizna Slana By Means of Operations Research and Knowledge-Based Techniques

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
F. L. Wilke J. Fabian D. Oravec
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

The task of production planning in ore mining is primarily con¬cerned with the removal of ore blocks within planning periods spread over the life of the mining operation. The investigation of this problem in the past resulted in the introduction of computer based optimizing techniques for production scheduling and se¬quencing. Although these techniques succeed in computing an "optimal" mine output for one planning period, they usually fail in composing a practical and feasible mine plan over the periods in concern. This paper describes conventional production planning based on operations research and the capabilities of a knowledge-based approach. An example of a planning system for the Slovak under¬ground iron ore mine Nizna Slana will be presented. By combina¬tion of these two techniques this system should improve the qual¬ity of planning procedures.
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APA: F. L. Wilke J. Fabian D. Oravec  (1996)  Practical Application of Production Planning in Nizna Slana By Means of Operations Research and Knowledge-Based Techniques

MLA: F. L. Wilke J. Fabian D. Oravec Practical Application of Production Planning in Nizna Slana By Means of Operations Research and Knowledge-Based Techniques. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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