A technical and economic study of candidate underground mining systems for deep, thick oil shale deposits

A technical and economic study of candidate underground mining systems for deep, thick oil shale deposits

by Cameron Engineers

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The investigations reported herein comprise preliminary studies to evaluate large scale mining systems adaptable to the thicker oil shale deposits in the deeper central portion of the Piceance Creek Basin. The studies include an evaluation of the geology, hydrology and resources of the Basin, evaluation of a potential prototype mine site, synthesis of rock mechanics data on Green River Formation oil shale, selection and preliminary design and cost evaluation of six potential mining systems..."

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