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mine strip

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In land mine warfare, two parallel mine rows laid simultaneously six meters or six paces apart. See also mine row.


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As this exceeded the expected life of mine strip ratio, the Company deferred costs of $6.
The current Dolores mine plan proposes an open pit mine at a production level of 18,000 tonnes/day with a life of mine strip ratio of 3.
This 12% decrease in recoverable reserves, along with a concurrent finding of an increase in associated waste of 1,154,000 cubic metres or 34% over original pit estimates, and an adjustment to cost of production of previously deferred stripping costs (resulting from increase in the life of mine strip ratio), resulted in an increase to overall mining costs of approximately $14/tonne.
 
 
 
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