Thanks for this excellent video. I bought some mines a few years ago, knowing zero about mining. I have little idea about what I am doing and videos like this are very helpful. Currently mining a 1000 tonnes of Lithium per month and 10,000 metric tonnes of Copper.
I worked at the Freeport Mcmoran mine in Iran Jaya for eight months in 1994. This was a big mine. I got to see much of the process as I was supervising network installation from the mine to the port site spread out over 80 miles. When I was there is was a mountain at 13,000 ft and now it’s a hole in the ground. We used Cisco equipment. I remember when I left there was about 1,000 PCs and 1,100 terminals hooked to the network there. This was in 1994 so it was a pretty big network at the time.
Fairly well explained and I realize you can't list every detail. But any open pit mine I've worked at always sample the drilled blast hole cuttings since that allows the mines on site lab to test and provide ore / waste percentages in a lot more detail and are much more accurate than the original exploratory drilling can do since those blast holes are spaced a lot tighter and only cover in comparison the short distances of what those blast hole depths are .That lab analysis pinpoints where each of those ore / waste zones are after the blast for the shovel or loader operators. Pit planning and / or geology use a computer program to draw.up those maps, and generally the pit surveyors lay out those zones after each blast with color coded flags on stakes using GPS as a visual location reference for the loading equipment operators. That ore / waste rock ratio wasn't covered or the importance of the waste dumps. Not every load goes to the crusher.
Great added detail! The video was intentionally simplified for sure. The whole ore/waste decision making is covered a bit in this video th-cam.com/video/VTg_229h4bk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tdQLZ4TFjEqz03l8 and could definitely use more coverage. I'll think about where I can weave that in, maybe in combination with some of the latest ore sorting tech. Thanks again for your comment.
thanks for your sharing, I worked in a mine for months and still afraid of those machines and their noises. When I pass by the sub units, I was sometimes wondering would they bite ;)
As a child I was asked by my Dad's friend what I wanted to be and I said "a geologist". he thought I said "theologist" and had a serious expression as he replied "that is very deep". "Well some mines do go down 10,000 feet" and then he realised it was geology I was talking about and we all had a good laugh. Hollywood still thinks mining is in a small hole with a pickaxe....
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Thanks for your video, I would like to hear more about copper mine , we are doing small scale copper mine, Just blasting copper rocks and crushing to 0.5mm selling base on % of copper ore
Most of the above ground mining photos and processes that I reference are from copper mining. I start with a reference to Nevada's gold mining region but a lot of my pictures are collected from copper mines I've visited. They usually crush the rock similar to what you're doing and then they use ball mills and bubble seperation to pull out the copper and other products before refining it.
how is the crusher and the ball pounder able to crush hard metals like iron? most of that rock looks like stone but if theres iron in there it will not break because of its tensile strenth
Great question! Iron only gets strong after a lot of processing. When it’s in the rock, it’s in raw form and very small pieces inside the rock. The ball mills break apart the rock so the fine iron ore dust can be separated out with magnets or some other type of separation.
Iron is not as strong in its pure form , steels on the other hand get harder with added carbon let’s say up to 4% wt% . Elements such as chromium and nickel help as well in steel and thus resulting in a strong steel . Of course heat treatment plays the most important role for the microstructure of the steel where you can do tricks for ductility or hardness.
That's a great question. There's a whole prospecting and site study process that happens before any digging begins. There's no guarantees but they have a detailed visualization of what's under the ground before they start the mine. That could be an interesting video as well.
Love your videos. How about a dive into Fuse Minerals? It'd be good to see how this innovative approach applies to the world of mining and metals. Looking forward to your take on it!
Great video as always! 👍 I have a quick question: 🤷♂️ I only have these words 🤔. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). I don't know what they are. What should I do with them? 🤷♀️
After a prospector / geologist identifies a high probability for a site the company with exploration rights will order a number of drilling samples. I’m not totally sure at what point the land is purchased for a mine. Purchasing land rights, mineral rights and getting authorization to build a mine are all significant work efforts before any amount of digging starts.
I currently work as a business development manager for Cisco Systems globally across the areas of energy and mining. I do a fair bit of work with people in the uk already. If you're interested in following up feel free to reach out to me at RNPlett@cisco.com.
Good question. I just googled "mine plan" and looked for a good sample. I have the pdf but now I can't find the link where I got it. Usually I copy all my links into the same file that I have my script in but that one is now missing. You can see all the others in the show notes. If I find it I'll add it here and in the show notes.
Your video on mining for beginners was super informative. I'd love to see a video about #FuseMinerals, especially since you've explained mining so well. What are your thoughts on their mining process?
I'm not sure what prompted this question so more detail would help me respond. Wire is still the most reliable way to ensure that signals get where they need to go. It can be more expensive or impractical to run wire sometimes so we find ways to connect wirelessly and then engineer the reliability level to something we can live with.
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Thanks for this excellent video. I bought some mines a few years ago, knowing zero about mining. I have little idea about what I am doing and videos like this are very helpful. Currently mining a 1000 tonnes of Lithium per month and 10,000 metric tonnes of Copper.
Do u need a broker that can find u buyers ?
@@AllahsWayTV Not currently. But I have recorded your address just in case we do. Thanks.
Do you have high chrome mining or forged mining at your copper mine? I wanted some information on that if possible
@@janhavibapat9251couldn’t understand your comment but just a question are you looking for copper ore and chromite ?
How do you just randomly buy mines
As someone in the mining industry, I am super thankful you made this video so I can send to my friends who ask.
Can we connect brother?
I worked at the Freeport Mcmoran mine in Iran Jaya for eight months in 1994. This was a big mine. I got to see much of the process as I was supervising network installation from the mine to the port site spread out over 80 miles. When I was there is was a mountain at 13,000 ft and now it’s a hole in the ground. We used Cisco equipment. I remember when I left there was about 1,000 PCs and 1,100 terminals hooked to the network there. This was in 1994 so it was a pretty big network at the time.
I have an interview soon - wish me luck everybody!
Good Luck
Did u get the job?
@@Buna5689 failed, but that's okay. Asked me complex IB metals questions. Harder than the ones I learned and wanted a high GPA.
@@ulama7828can we connect?
Fairly well explained and I realize you can't list every detail. But any open pit mine I've worked at always sample the drilled blast hole cuttings since that allows the mines on site lab to test and provide ore / waste percentages in a lot more detail and are much more accurate than the original exploratory drilling can do since those blast holes are spaced a lot tighter and only cover in comparison the short distances of what those blast hole depths are .That lab analysis pinpoints where each of those ore / waste zones are after the blast for the shovel or loader operators. Pit planning and / or geology use a computer program to draw.up those maps, and generally the pit surveyors lay out those zones after each blast with color coded flags on stakes using GPS as a visual location reference for the loading equipment operators. That ore / waste rock ratio wasn't covered or the importance of the waste dumps. Not every load goes to the crusher.
Great added detail! The video was intentionally simplified for sure. The whole ore/waste decision making is covered a bit in this video th-cam.com/video/VTg_229h4bk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tdQLZ4TFjEqz03l8 and could definitely use more coverage. I'll think about where I can weave that in, maybe in combination with some of the latest ore sorting tech. Thanks again for your comment.
So very interesting, thanks for all your research and effort
Thank you, something so intrinsic to human history I knew nothing about. Thanks for the vid.
Pretty clear after watching this vedio, good for beginner!
Educational. Preparing myself to explore the mining business . Thanks for sharing.
Great video Roland, keep doing these!
Excellent video Roland! Thx for sharing!
thanks for your sharing, I worked in a mine for months and still afraid of those machines and their noises. When I pass by the sub units, I was sometimes wondering would they bite ;)
Humble person
Thank you I love your presentation!
Thank you, the presentation was Excellent
Thank you for this information brother!
Im just here for my test and to learn more ig, greatvideo helps alot.
great explanation
Insightful video!!
Thanks for this presentation
As a child I was asked by my Dad's friend what I wanted to be and I said "a geologist". he thought I said "theologist" and had a serious expression as he replied "that is very deep". "Well some mines do go down 10,000 feet" and then he realised it was geology I was talking about and we all had a good laugh. Hollywood still thinks mining is in a small hole with a pickaxe....
Wonderful video
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
excellent presentation. can i get a reference of how to get the book displayed in the background
Great video!
Thank you so much for a very informative video!
Thanks for your video, I would like to hear more about copper mine , we are doing small scale copper mine,
Just blasting copper rocks and crushing to 0.5mm selling base on % of copper ore
Most of the above ground mining photos and processes that I reference are from copper mining. I start with a reference to Nevada's gold mining region but a lot of my pictures are collected from copper mines I've visited. They usually crush the rock similar to what you're doing and then they use ball mills and bubble seperation to pull out the copper and other products before refining it.
@@rolandplett
Thanks a lot sir , appreciate your reply.
Hello,
I'm keen to learn more about your copper mine. Could you please share your contact details for a brief 10-minute meeting?
Thank you!
Interesting. Although, thinking that some of these huge trucks drive on their own like robots, is kinda terrifying
so clear and helpful, thanks sir
thank you informative video
peace be upon you sir and zamzam water
how is the crusher and the ball pounder able to crush hard metals like iron? most of that rock looks like stone but if theres iron in there it will not break because of its tensile strenth
Great question! Iron only gets strong after a lot of processing. When it’s in the rock, it’s in raw form and very small pieces inside the rock. The ball mills break apart the rock so the fine iron ore dust can be separated out with magnets or some other type of separation.
@@rolandplett thanks, that explains a lot.
Iron is not as strong in its pure form , steels on the other hand get harder with added carbon let’s say up to 4% wt% . Elements such as chromium and nickel help as well in steel and thus resulting in a strong steel . Of course heat treatment plays the most important role for the microstructure of the steel where you can do tricks for ductility or hardness.
what makes them think that there is gold there before they start this process?
That's a great question. There's a whole prospecting and site study process that happens before any digging begins. There's no guarantees but they have a detailed visualization of what's under the ground before they start the mine. That could be an interesting video as well.
gotta start with a wood pickaxe and work your way up from there
China needed this video last year
Love your videos. How about a dive into Fuse Minerals? It'd be good to see how this innovative approach applies to the world of mining and metals. Looking forward to your take on it!
Great suggestion!
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Great concise explanation 👍 I was especially interested in the underground mining process.
What about the radio-active waste? Where is it kept
Great video as always! 👍 I have a quick question: 🤷♂️ I only have these words 🤔. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). I don't know what they are. What should I do with them? 🤷♀️
Thanks
What is reef controller in mining industry
Nice vid thx
Imagine the Diesel cost for all that. $
Yoda was here!
what are test to performed on mine site before buying it?
After a prospector / geologist identifies a high probability for a site the company with exploration rights will order a number of drilling samples. I’m not totally sure at what point the land is purchased for a mine. Purchasing land rights, mineral rights and getting authorization to build a mine are all significant work efforts before any amount of digging starts.
im sure you have been in business long enough to be able to expand. Would you consider working with the uk and expanding?
I currently work as a business development manager for Cisco Systems globally across the areas of energy and mining. I do a fair bit of work with people in the uk already. If you're interested in following up feel free to reach out to me at RNPlett@cisco.com.
Where did u get that capstone plan pdf???
Good question. I just googled "mine plan" and looked for a good sample. I have the pdf but now I can't find the link where I got it. Usually I copy all my links into the same file that I have my script in but that one is now missing. You can see all the others in the show notes. If I find it I'll add it here and in the show notes.
just make a diamond pickaxe and enjoy ur mining and dont forget to add fortune 3 and unbreaking 3 to ur pickaxe. U are good to go.
Your video on mining for beginners was super informative. I'd love to see a video about #FuseMinerals, especially since you've explained mining so well. What are your thoughts on their mining process?
Thanks for the suggestion. I’m not a fuse minerals expert but I’ll do some research on it. Stay tuned.
I want more please I want to do deology and mining
Como es el proceso de
Separacion por mercurio.o.plantas cianide.
There are many separation processes from magnets in iron ore mining to bubble separators and leeching heaps. The last two use a variety of chemicals.
for rock and stone!
Where can I connect you
The easiest may be to message me on Linkedin www.linkedin.com/in/rolandplett/
Ever met a tommy knocker?
I want to know how much you have to pay the government when you find a boulder and all the other fees you have to pay to them
WHY wire?
I'm not sure what prompted this question so more detail would help me respond. Wire is still the most reliable way to ensure that signals get where they need to go. It can be more expensive or impractical to run wire sometimes so we find ways to connect wirelessly and then engineer the reliability level to something we can live with.
@@rolandplett ah so the only thing made from copper is wire, ok boss.
wiow.
Can't hear you
Will they hire foreign citizens?
Core samples should be made public. SF/
Yeah 🫤 I’m here