Technical Note - Optimal Final Pit Depth: Once Again (8df8c1b3-fc91-4b70-9bf0-e30d16e6a537)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. Nilsson
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

This paper demonstrates the importance of including a discount rate in the determination of the optimum final' depth of an open pit. Without a proper discount rate, a pit will probably end up too deep. Another consideration is future underground mining. If underground mining is profitable, the pit may need to be shallower. Of all of the investments needed, only mining equipment and the underground mine should be included, and amortization and depreciation should not he included in the study.
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APA: D. Nilsson  (1997)  Technical Note - Optimal Final Pit Depth: Once Again (8df8c1b3-fc91-4b70-9bf0-e30d16e6a537)

MLA: D. Nilsson Technical Note - Optimal Final Pit Depth: Once Again (8df8c1b3-fc91-4b70-9bf0-e30d16e6a537). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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