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Kajian Perolehan Hasil Bijih Timah Berdasarkan Ukuran Butir Terhadap Variabel Magnetic Separator Skala Laboratorium Muhammad Rizki Pratama; Janiar Pitulima; E.P.S.B Taman Tono
MINERAL Vol 6 No 2 (2021): MINERAL
Publisher : Jurusan Teknik Pertambangan Universitas Bangka Belitung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (311.37 KB) | DOI: 10.33019/mineral.v6i2.3093

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Industrial-scale Magnetic Separator is used to process tin ore by separating magnetic and nonmagnetic minerals using a belt conveyor speed and splitter opening only one variation. Based on this, this research is intended to obtain a more varied and optimal combination of variable settings in the recovery of tin ore yields. The method used is quantitative data analysis method by obtaining nonmagnetic minerals using a combination of splitter openings and belt conveyor speed based on grain size, calculating the content of tin ore in non-magnetic minerals using the Grain Counting Analysis method and calculating the composition of tin ore recovery. The research was conducted based on grain sizes of 60 mesh, 80 mesh, and 120 mesh using a combination of splitter opening sizes of 0.2 cm, 0.4 cm, and 0.6 cm and using a belt conveyor speed of 27.12 cm/s, 28.15 cm/s, and 28.40 cm/s. The sample used for each grain size is 9,000 grams with repetition for each combination of variables, namely 30 times. The results of this study obtained the highest yield of tin ore at grain size of 80 mesh as much as 1,753.7 grams in 8,920.3 grams of non-magnetic minerals with tin ore grades of 19.66% using a combination of speed 27.12 cm/s and splitter opening 0.2 cm. Based on the results of the study, the tin ore contained in the non-magnetic material processed by the Magnetic Separator, the grain size of 80 mesh is higher than that contained in the grain size of 60 mesh, while the grain size is finer than 80 mesh, the lower the recovery of tin ore contained in the non-magnetic material. Meanwhile, the larger the splitter opening and the speed of the conveyor belt, the higher the nonmagnetic minerals obtained.
Evaluasi Kemiringan Jalan Tambang Terhadap Cycle Time Alat Angkut Pada Dump Truck Hino FG 235 JJ Tambang Batu Granit Di PT Aditya Buana Inter Kabupaten Bangka Fitra Adreansyah; Franto Franto; E.P.S.B Taman Tono
MINERAL Vol 8 No 1 (2023): MINERAL
Publisher : Jurusan Teknik Pertambangan Universitas Bangka Belitung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33019/mineral.v8i1.4094

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PT ABI is a private company engaged in the granite mining business using the open pit method. The problem encountered is that there is a slope of the mine road that does not comply with the standards set by the company, namely ≤ 8%, the slope of the mine road, which is not suitable, makes the truck to produce large rimpull, which affects the overall distribution time. This study aims to evaluate and optimize the dump truck cycle time obtained. This research begins by calculating the actual travel time on 2 dump trucks in 40 trips, conveyance A gets 493.72 seconds and conveyance B is 495.75 seconds, the actual travel time on the haul road segment exceeds ≥ 8%, i.e. in the B-C segment which has a grade of 8.86% with an average travel time of 20.38 seconds and in the C-D segment which has a grade of 10.51% with an average travel time of 37.91 seconds. Obtained circulation time decreased by 5 seconds from 494.73 seconds to 489.69 seconds with a percentage increase of 1.04% after optimization, meaning that the conveyance can transport 89 tons more of material.
Interpretasi Material Pada Rancang Bak Ukur Skala Laboratorium Dengan Pendekatan Konfigurasi Wenner, Wenner – Schlumberger dan Dipole-dipole Guskarnali Guskarnali; Haslen Oktarianty; Irvani Irvani; E.P.S.B. Taman Tono; Delita Ega Andini
MINERAL Vol 8 No 2 (2023): MINERAL
Publisher : Jurusan Teknik Pertambangan Universitas Bangka Belitung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33019/mineral.v8i2.4958

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Geoelectric measurements have been carried out using multichannel ResistivityMeter (Geores) tools with Wenner, Wenner-Schlumberger, and Dipole-dipole Configuration approaches on the influence of materials arranged in a laboratory-scale measuring tub design with dimensions of 194x184x80 cm. The measured method is the variation in resistivity value against each trajectory of the material. The method used is the variation of resistivity values for each path of the material that has been arranged in a laboratory scale measuring design. Geoelectric measurements were carried out on 7 lines (5 line in the West-East direction and 2 line in the North-South direction). The spacing between the electrodes of each line is 10 cm with 16 electrodes in one line so that each line has a length of 160 cm or 1.6 m which corresponds to the length and width dimensions of a laboratory scale measuring design. The electrode arrangement parameters are constant with respect to changes in the configuration selected from the geores parameters during geoelectric measurements. The measurement results showed that the identified depth reached 31.2 cm. The low resistivity value category has an interval of 374-4,397 ohm.meters at a depth of 0-12.5 cm, which is the influence of building sand material containing water and soil, while the depth interval is 12.5 - 31.2 cm ohm.meters (material category that is influenced by 2 iron rods, tin tailings sand, granite, gravel) with resistivity values ranging from 12,378–67,498 ohm.meters. From experiments on the influence of the resistivity values of the three Wenner, Wenner-Schlumberger, and Dipole-dipole configurations, it was obtained that the smallest absolute error resistivity value in the Wenner configuration was 5.01% against the overall average absolute error resistivity value of 10.16%.
Interpretasi Material Pada Rancang Bak Ukur Skala Laboratorium Dengan Pendekatan Konfigurasi Wenner, Wenner – Schlumberger dan Dipole-dipole: Material Interpretation in Laboratory Scale Measurement Design Using Wenner, Wenner–Schlumberger and Dipole-dipole Configuration Approaches Guskarnali, Guskarnali; Oktarianty, Haslen; Irvani, Irvani; Tono, E.P.S.B. Taman; Andini, Delita Ega
MINERAL Vol 8 No 2 (2023): MINERAL
Publisher : Program Studi Teknik Pertambangan Universitas Bangka Belitung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33019/mineral.v8i2.4958

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Geoelectric measurements have been carried out using multichannel ResistivityMeter (Geores) tools with Wenner, Wenner-Schlumberger, and Dipole-dipole Configuration approaches on the influence of materials arranged in a laboratory-scale measuring tub design with dimensions of 194x184x80 cm. The measured method is the variation in resistivity value against each trajectory of the material. The method used is the variation of resistivity values for each path of the material that has been arranged in a laboratory scale measuring design. Geoelectric measurements were carried out on 7 lines (5 line in the West-East direction and 2 line in the North-South direction). The spacing between the electrodes of each line is 10 cm with 16 electrodes in one line so that each line has a length of 160 cm or 1.6 m which corresponds to the length and width dimensions of a laboratory scale measuring design. The electrode arrangement parameters are constant with respect to changes in the configuration selected from the geores parameters during geoelectric measurements. The measurement results showed that the identified depth reached 31.2 cm. The low resistivity value category has an interval of 374-4,397 ohm.meters at a depth of 0-12.5 cm, which is the influence of building sand material containing water and soil, while the depth interval is 12.5 - 31.2 cm ohm.meters (material category that is influenced by 2 iron rods, tin tailings sand, granite, gravel) with resistivity values ranging from 12,378–67,498 ohm.meters. From experiments on the influence of the resistivity values of the three Wenner, Wenner-Schlumberger, and Dipole-dipole configurations, it was obtained that the smallest absolute error resistivity value in the Wenner configuration was 5.01% against the overall average absolute error resistivity value of 10.16%.
Identifikasi Batuan Pembentuk Air Asam Tambang Pada Pit Mayang Menggunakan Uji Statik di PT Menara Cipta Mulia: Identification Of Acid Mine Water-Forming Rocks In Pit Mayang Using Static Tests At PT Menara Cipta Mulia Aulia, Nur Fajri; Andini, Delita Ega; Pitulima, Janiar; Tono, E.P.S.B. Taman
MINERAL Vol 10 No 2 (2025): MINERAL
Publisher : Program Studi Teknik Pertambangan Universitas Bangka Belitung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33019/gkdja461

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Mine Acid Water is one of the impacts of the mining industry that must be handled seriously because it can cause environmental quality degradation. The factor for the formation of AAT is due to the presence of sulfide minerals in the rock. It is necessary to prevent the formation of AAT by identifying rocks that are Potential Acid Forming (PAF) and Non Acid Forming (NAF). Identification of an AAT is carried out by static test. The research method uses quantitative data in the form of rock sampling with full coring drilling and conducting static tests in the laboratory. The results of this study were M01 samples (white sandstone) with ANC values of 1.7 KgH2SO4 /ton, NAG pH 6.63, Total Sulfur <0.01%, pH of paste 7.22 and NAPP -1.4 KgH2SO4 /ton. The sample was M02 (sand) with ANC value of 1 KgH2SO4 /ton, NAG pH 6.63, Total Sulfur <0.01%, pH of paste 7.37 and NAPP -0.7 KgH2SO4 /ton. The sample was M03 (black sandstone) with ANC value of 1.4 KgH2SO4 /ton, NAG pH 4.41, Total Sulfur 0.06%, pasta pH 6.89 and NAPP 0.4 KgH2SO4 /ton. The geochemical identification of rocks at PT Menara Cipta Mulia has 2 samples, namely M01 (white sandstone) and M02 (sand) samples that are Non Acid Forming (NAF) and 1 sample, namely M03 (black sandstone) samples that are Potential Acid Forming (PAF).