pitdesign

​​​​​​​In MineSched we can sequence the deposits (fill locations). Fill locations are fixed volumes and defined by block model, which are the final destination of materials. Once the material sent to a fill location, it cannot be moved to another location of any kind. To do this, we must create dump models so that MineSched has a volume of material to destine this material. The following example indicates a quick technique for creating block models designs from design in Surpac, and subsequent use in MInesched.

In pit design, engineers often need to adjust slope angles and berm widths based on rock stability. GEOVIA Surpac supports this by using values stored in the D-field of the pit design string file, with slope angles taken from D1 and berm widths from D2, enabling precise and flexible pit design.

Mining/Design Engineers often need to design pits from a top boundary with varying RL values, while subsequent benches require fixed RL designs with ramps. GEOVIA Surpac provides the capability to create benches with fixed RL, using delta Z up to the desired elevation, making pit design more efficient and precise.