Techniczne nauki
D.Sc. Senkus V.V., Shchepetov A.V., Fomichev S.G.
Novokuznetsk
branch-institute of FEI HPE "Kemerovo State University",
Russia,
Novokuznetsk
The
economic-mathematical model for a choice of parameters
of open technology of coal mining (open-pit mining)
Summary.
In
article the economic-mathematical model for the analysis of technical and
economic indicators of work of an extraction site of coal open-pit mine is offered. The
model passes approbation on a number of coal open-pit mines of the South of Kuzbass (Russia).
Keywords: economic-mathematical model,
coal mining, open technology, prime cost of coal, coal open-pit (open-cut) mine, quarry.
I. Introduction.
Important
branch of economy of Russia is the coal industry which includes not only production
(enrichment), but also processing (briquetting) of stone and brown coal. In
itself coal mining is a removal it from an open surface of a field with the subsequent
export from mine.
There
are various ways of coal mining which depend on a depth of coal breeds. If
depth of finding of coal layer makes to hundred meters – in this case coal
mining is made in the open way. Today the volume of coal mining in a total
amount of coal mining approximately makes in the open way 65% and its share
allegedly will increase for the next decade still percent by ten.
Coal
mining is made in the open way when coal lies superficially. In that case
removal "vskrisha" (the overburden) then the drilling-and-blasting
of coal is made. After an overburden (surface material covering the valuable
deposit) coal by means of cars or automotive equipment
is taken away from a production place.
At various stages of the
activity coal open-pit mine decrease in economic efficiency of work, namely –
growth of prime
cost of extracted coal under the influence of various factors: as external, not
depending on the enterprise and defined by economic policy pursued in the
country, and internal, defined by the technical and economic solutions realized
at the enterprise. The major known factor of growth of prime cost of the coal,
being shown at a final stage of working off of fields, aging of geological fund
which is connected with initial working off of more preferable stocks of coal
and transition to working off of less preferable stocks is.
For an open way of production
more preferable stocks of coal are concentrated on powerful layers under not a
considerable layer of deposits with coal brands in demand in the market (with a
low ash-content and the content of sulfur). To such stocks of coal fields
located close also belong to the settlements providing the enterprises with
labor, with the developed infrastructure (housing stock, population service, railroads
and highways, high-voltage power lines, etc.).
Therefore, the set of factors
which in aggregate form level of reached technical-economic indicators has
impact on economic efficiency of work of cuts.
The analysis of publications
of staff of Institute of coal of the Siberian office of the Russian Academy of
Sciences in the last two years showed that not enough attention is paid to
economic-mathematical modeling of parameters of open technology of coal (open-pit) mining.
The majority of
scientific articles [1, 2] is devoted to idea of association of open and underground
technologies of coal mining. A number of articles [3, 4] tries to estimate the
capacity and stocks of the coal-mining enterprises. The part of scientific
articles covers problems of safety and new technologies of underground production
[5]. Some scientific articles [6, 7] are directed on increase of a resource of
the mining-transport equipment. Offered mathematical models in articles [8-10]
generally mention only topological parameters of coal fields. Therefore the
problem of creation of adequate economic-mathematical models of technology of
coal mining is actual.
II. Problem definition.
It is necessary to develop
economic-mathematical model for a choice of parameters of open technology of
coal mining on extraction sites. The model has to consider the following
economic conditions:
1. Internal economic
conditions of activity of the open-pit mine, defined by prime cost of extracted
coal depending on various technological and geological parameters.
2. External economic
conditions of activity
of the open-pit mine – variations of market price of coal and a value added tax
and other obligatory payments.
III. Results.
Internal economic conditions
of activity of open-pit mine are defined by recurrence of
technology of open-pit mining operations in the form of separate stages performed
with the set sequence at working off of locally located extraction sites (Table
1, Figure 1).
Table 1 – The list and short characteristic of stages of a full
production cycle open mining
operations on an extraction site of an open-pit mine
|
Carried-out
stages |
Short
characteristic of stages mining operations |
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|
Technological |
Economic |
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|
Extraction of parts of a rock massif |
1. Removal of a humus |
There is no coal
mining. |
With third-party
or own investments * |
|
2. Removal of deposits |
|||
|
3.
Removal of rock |
Coal mining is made. |
With financial
means from sale of extracted coal |
|
|
4.
Coal extraction |
|||
|
Rekultivation of the
earth (rehabilitation) |
5.
Laying of deposits |
There is no coal
mining. |
With third-party
or own investments * |
|
6.
Laying of rock |
|||
|
7.
Laying of a humus |
|||
|
* - own
investments, are understood as the financial means saved up earlier or
received now from sale of coal of a section got on another extraction sites
or association of open-pit mines. |
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Full modelled prime cost of coal at working off of an extraction site Ñð includes the sum of shares of prime cost of coal from costs of realization of stages of a production cycle, and also a share from the general expenses on an open-pit mine ΔÑîá
Ñð = ΔÑã + ΔÑí + ΔÑï + ΔÑó + ΔÑðí + ΔÑðï + ΔÑðã + ΔÑîá, (1)
|
|
Ñð |
- |
full prime cost of
coal on an extraction site of an open-pit mine; |
|
|
ΔÑã |
- |
share of prime cost of
coal from costs of removal of a humus; |
|
|
ΔÑí |
- |
share of prime cost of
coal from costs of removal of deposits; |
|
|
ΔÑï |
- |
share of prime cost of
coal from costs of removal of rock; |
|
|
ΔÑó |
- |
share of prime cost of coal from costs of coal extraction; |
|
|
ΔÑðï |
- |
share of prime cost of coal from costs of rock laying; |
|
|
ΔÑðí |
- |
share of prime cost of coal from costs of deposits laying; |
|
|
ΔÑðã |
- |
share of prime cost of coal from costs of humus laying; |
|
|
ΔÑîá |
- |
prime cost share from
the general expenses on an open-pit mine falling on a
fulfilled extraction site. |

The prime cost of coal Ñð on an extraction site of open-pit mine with a full production cycle (1), and
also each share in its structure on performance of stages of open mining
operations are dependence on various studied technological and geological parameters
Fi (Table 2).
Ñð = f (Fi); (2)
ΔÑã, ΔÑí, ΔÑï, ΔÑó, ΔÑðï, ΔÑðí, ΔÑðã = f (Fi), (3)
|
|
Fi |
- |
studied technological
and geological parameters on the extraction site fulfilled in the open way. |
Table 2
– List of the key studied parameters
|
Name of studied parameters |
Symbols |
|
|
Technological parameters |
1. Depth
of open excavations in radical rock, m |
Íê |
|
2. Length
of an extraction site on pro-deleting of layers, m |
Lï |
|
|
3. Step
of transfer of the technological road on boards of developments, m |
Lø |
|
|
Geological parameters |
4. Thickness
of a layer of deposits, m |
Íí |
|
5. Capacity of layer, m |
m |
|
|
6. Corner
of a bedding of layer, degree |
α |
|
|
7. Coal brand |
- |
|
The technological parameters Fi in practice are set by borders of the mountain
branch, established before protected objects, for example the railroad, the
river, the settlement, etc. Therefore conditions of modeling are considered in
the form of the borders of mountain branch forming a spatial arrangement of
excavations on an extraction site in three directions:
the first direction in a cross of pro- deleting
of layer – is set by borders in the form of two vertical
planes Ïê1 and Ïê2 with
distance between them equal the studied length Lï of
an extraction field;
the second direction on layer pro-deleting – is set by borders in the form of two vertical Ïï1 and Ïï2 planes with
distance between them Lk of an extraction field equal to settlement width Lê;
the third direction on a layer depth – is set by borders in the form of two horizontal
planes, namely the bottom plane Ïã1 passing on a
bottom of developments, and the second border is an earth Ïã2 surface with distance between them
in equal to full depth of excavations Í.
The configuration of modelled
surfaces of carried-out open excavations in deposits and radical rocks, and
also transport communications, is set according to requirements of safety
rules.
Volumes of taken parts of a rock massif
are modelled in borders of open developments characteristic at the final stage
of development of mining operations, namely at achievement of the set parameters
on depth concerning an earth surface. Other sizes of excavations, for example their
width Lê in a cross of
pro-deleting of layers, are secondary since depend on their general depth Í = Íê + Íí and a corner
of layers α.
Volumes of taken parts of a massif
are modelled in borders of open developments characteristic at the final stage
of development of mining operations, namely at achievement of the set parameters
on depth concerning an earth surface.
Other sizes of excavations, for example their width in a cross of
pro-deleting of layers, are secondary since depend on their general depth and a
hade of layers
Therefore, modeling conditions with
restriction of depth of working off of an extraction site is initial for
definition financial costs of realization of various stages of open mining
operations. In this case development of mathematical model is comparable with
design of cuts at which also depth of working off Í for which previously is set is settled an invoice
taken volumes of parts of a massif.
External economic
conditions of activity of cuts in developed model are defined by proceeds from
sales of coal Âïð which act as economic criterion of an assessment
of prime cost of coal Ñð(Fi) (1)-(3). Determination of economically rational
parameters Fi is reduced
to the solution of the equation of balance of economic activity of the enterprise
of transition representing a boundary condition from profitable work of an extraction
site to unprofitable work (Figure 2).
Âïð = Ñð(Fi),
(4)
|
|
Âïð |
- |
proceeds from sales of
one ton of coal got on a site. |
Âïð = Ö –
ÍÄÑ = Ö (1 – Êíäñ), (5)
|
|
Ö |
- |
the price of got brand
of coal on a sales market; |
|
|
ÍÄÑ |
- |
value added tax and
other payments; |
|
|
Êíäñ |
- |
the coefficient
considering a value added tax. |
The analysis of
technical and economic indicators of work of an extraction site, is carried out
with use of the software product at change of the various technological and
geological parameters Fi
in studied range
Fi.í ≤ Fi ≤
Fi.ê,
(6)
|
|
Fi.í |
- |
initial value of studied
parameter Fi; |
|
|
Fi.ê |
- |
final value of studied parameter Fi. |

Figure 2 –
Schedules of dependences of economic indicators on the extraction
section site from change of studied parameter Fi
Economic efficiency of working off of
any extraction site is estimated by receiving profit or the suffered losses
from coal sale. Receiving profit on coal sale at change of studied parameters
corresponds to a condition
Ïïð(Fi) = Âïð
– Ñð(Fi) > 0, (7)
|
|
Ïïð(Fi) |
- |
profit on sale of ton
of coal as function from the studied parameters of technology Fi on an extraction site of
aò open-pit mine. |
Receiving profit on sale of coal Ïïð corresponds to
economically rational range of change of studied parameter Fi
Fi.min < Fi < Fi.max,
(8)
|
|
Fi.min |
- |
the minimum
recommended value of parameter Fi; |
|
|
Fi.max |
- |
the maximum
recommended value of parameter Fi.
|
Suffered losses from sale of coal
corresponds to negative profit and unprofitable work of a section at not
recommended range of change of studied parameter Fi
Ïïð(Fi) = Âïð – Ñð(Fi) < 0, (9)
where Fi < Fi.min and Fi
> Fi.max. (10)
IV. Conclusions.
The
offered economic-mathematical model allows:
1) to
exclude economic situations at which the open-pit mine effectively working and
possessing modern technology of coal mining, at change of conditions can be not
profitable, for example:
- at
incorrectly chosen technological parameters of open excavations, for example,
working off depths;
- at
economically irrational geological parameters of layers planned to working off
on extraction sites, for example, thickness of a layer of deposits, capacities
of layers, etc.;
- at
change of economic conditions, for example, coal prices, etc.;
2) to
receive the answer to the main question: that it is necessary to change in
technology to leave a difficult economic situation or to improve indicators of
work of a open-pit mine.
At
present the model passes industrial approbation on coal open-pit mine «Stepanovsky» and on coal open-pit mine «Siberginsky» (Russia,
Kemerovo region).
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