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MIME 426 — Mine Design and Prefeasibility Study

A case study design exercise. Design and selection of the facilities required to start production. Use of design criteria dictated by mining plans, geography, geology and government regulations. Professional appraisal of the technical and economic prefeasibility of developing a mineral deposit. Students prepare a professional-level report and seminar presentation.

  • Credits: 6
  • Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
  • Department: Mining & Materials Engineering
  • Taught by: Hani Mitri
  • Prerequisite(s): MIME 422 and (MIME 421 or MPMC 321) and (MIME 424 or MPMC 421)

Sections offered

  • Section 001 (Lec), Wed 8:35-11:25 am — 6 seats open
  • Section 002 (Tut), Wed 1:05-3:55 pm — 6 seats open