This resource-development note links the mining sequence to environmental protection, shipment discipline and progressive restoration. It also preserves several standards and dimensions from the archived guidance.
Plan
Match the method to the deposit and its setting
Resource development is to be coordinated with environmental and resource protection and with urban and rural construction. The mining sequence and method should reflect the orebody occurrence and the ecological conditions around the mine.
The source favors equipment and processes with higher resource utilization and less ecological disturbance. It also states the principle of mining, treatment and restoration at the same time, so reclamation is part of the operating plan rather than a final afterthought.
Stone mining - green mine resource development mode — source image from the archived article Mine
Work from stripping into orderly bench production
The archive calls for an organized management structure and professional technical staff. It refers to JC/T 1081, simultaneous mining and stripping with stripping first, and a top-down bench method. Mechanized sawing is preferred for improving block recovery and reducing disturbance; controlled blasting is reserved for special orebodies.
For the final slope, it records a safety platform of at least 3 m, a cleaning platform of at least 6 m and a final bench height no greater than 20 m, together with a reference to GB 50970. Those figures remain archived requirements and need confirmation against the project’s current design basis.
Stone mining - green mine resource development mode — source image from the archived article Move material
Keep shipment routes and residue under control
Mine vehicles are to be kept clean, and blocks are washed before leaving the site. Gravel and waste slag go to the designated waste dump without residue being spilled along the transport route.
Medium-, long- and short-term plans are also required so developed ore and mining reserves support an orderly advance of the working face.
Stone mining - green mine resource development mode — source image from the archived article Restore
Reclaim disturbed land as work advances
Stopes, mine roads, industrial sites and waste dumps are included in ecological protection and restoration. The source refers to TD/T 1036 for land-reclamation quality and asks that restored sites fit the surrounding landscape and allow sustainable land use.
An environmental monitoring mechanism, responsible personnel and monitoring staff complete the sequence. The article does not replace the current mine design, permit or reclamation plan.
