Digging deeper into Narrow Vein Mining

Narrow vein mining refers to the extraction of minerals or other materials from relatively thin and small deposits that are typically found in hard rock or shallow underground environments.

This type of mining is often used for precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as other minerals such as copper and zinc. To follow the vein as closely as possible, the galleries have a width starting at 1.8m.

This article delves into the intricacies of narrow vein mining, examining its advantages, challenges, and opportunities as a specialized technique for efficient mineral extraction from small and complex deposits.

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