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The current state of the non-ore mineral deposits mining in the concept of the Ukraine reconstruction in the post-war period

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  • Roman Dychkovskyi

    (Dnipro University of Technology
    AGH University of Krakow)

  • Pavlo Saik

    (Dnipro University of Technology)

  • Dariusz Sala

    (AGH University of Krakow)

  • Edgar Caceres Cabana

    (Universidad Nacional de San Agustin de Arequipa)

Abstract

The study of quantitative and qualitative indicators of the non-metallic mineral deposits mining based on recognized methods of economic and technological assessment to determine the damages and the development of technical–technological measures for the providing the mining industry of construction and bulk materials from the crisis in the post-war period. To assess the state of non-ore mineral deposits, the authors of the article used the following research methods: critical analysis of literary sources, statistical processing of data on the mines functioning and the probability of their manifestation in specific mining and geological conditions. Based on the selected UNIDO method, which is used for the evaluation of high-budget projects, the quantitative performance indicators of the selected quarries of non-ore raw materials have been established. Systematization and visualization of the obtained results were carried out with the help of Excel calculation tables from the available software product MS Office. The main problems associated with the activity of mining enterprises that develop deposits of non-ore useful minerals are highlighted. Qualitative and quantitative values of the work of the selected mines have been prepared according to European standards, which serve as initial data for assessing the economic attractiveness and the possibility of their restructuring in the post-war period. A forecast of the development of the industry is provided on the example of individual technological units of entrepreneurial activity for the nearest period. Dependencies of changes in production capacity indicators of mining enterprises developing non-ore mineral deposits have been established. Data on the spatial distribution of reserves of construction and backfill materials (gravel, sand, clay) were studied. Using generally recognized international methods of assessing the efficiency of enterprises, changes in the priority of mine development were determined depending on the needs of the Ukrainian economy and the destruction of territories caused by military actions, that appeared due to the aggression of the RF. The effectiveness of the methodology was proposed and confirmed, which allows determining the operative parameters of mines, which are mining non-ore mineral deposits. It gives the possibility to assess the economic attractiveness of individual mines and subsequently predict the possibility of their restructuring for the introduction of the innovative equipment and technologies in accordance with generally recognized international standards.

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  • Roman Dychkovskyi & Pavlo Saik & Dariusz Sala & Edgar Caceres Cabana, 2024. "The current state of the non-ore mineral deposits mining in the concept of the Ukraine reconstruction in the post-war period," Mineral Economics, Springer;Raw Materials Group (RMG);Luleå University of Technology, vol. 37(3), pages 589-599, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:minecn:v:37:y:2024:i:3:d:10.1007_s13563-024-00436-z
    DOI: 10.1007/s13563-024-00436-z
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