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Hakakwale, Bornwell
2014·Master of Mineral Sciences·University of Zambia

Nchanga Underground Mine applies a variant of block cave mining to exploit the massive copper ore deposits with generally low ore grades fairly distributed within the orebody. Mining activities date as far back as 1937 when underground production commenced. Traditional block caving mining method...

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Mwale, Lameck
2013·University of Zambia

It is estimated that over three quarters of a million people are killed and tens of millions are injured on the roads in low-income countries each year* and Zambia is no exception. Many, if not most, will come from poor households particularly vulnerable to the risk of road trauma and its...

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Banda, Sraj Umar
2013·University of Zambia

Rock slope stability is a very important research area for many geo-engineers concerned with civil or mining works. Slope stability of pits, roads, tailings dams and other embankments is very cardinal as it directly impacts on the working or utilisation of these facilities. The Nchanga Open Pit...

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Kalaka, Nashel
2013·Master of Mineral Sciences·University of Zambia

The objective of this research was to characterise the rockmass to determine appropriate support system for the decline with the 4.5m height and 4m wide in highly aquifer strata, recharging the water flow of 18, 000 cubic meters per day. As a result production targets reduced due to excessive...

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Katongo, Crispin
2013·University of Zambia

In the Chisamba area, some lithologies hitherto mapped as quartzites and dolomitic marbles are quartz mylonites and interbanded calc-silicate, marble and amphibolites, respectively. Both meso-and microstructural fabrics in the Chisamba area indicate that deformation associated with shearing was...

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Chinyama, Godfrey Kaumba
2012·University of Zambia

When a modulated beam of 1ight impinges on a solid, elastic waves are produced as a result o-f the surface motion due to thermal expansion. In semiconductors, in addition to this thermal expansion effect, there is also mechanical strain induced in the material due to the photogeneration of excess...

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