Stoping in the Calumet and Arizona Mines, Bisbee, Ariz

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 5, 1917

Abstract

CLARENCE M. HAIGHT, Franklin, N., J. (communication to the Secretary*).-In that hart of Mr. Wilson's paper describing the Gilman cut-and-fill system, a few features do not appear to be fully explained. In what way is the waste used for filling obtained? The text mentions that, if waste is encountered when driving the filling raises, these raises are stopped until the fill is needed; that seems to suggest mining the capping for fill, which might make the backs of the stopes had as the stopes approach the top of the ore. If, on the other hand, the fill is brought to the raises in cars, are the crosscuts that are necessary in ore or waste? Is the cost of this fill included in the stoping costs given?
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APA:  (1917)  Stoping in the Calumet and Arizona Mines, Bisbee, Ariz

MLA: Stoping in the Calumet and Arizona Mines, Bisbee, Ariz. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1917.

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