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84. The ore reserves are called Proven or measured when there is
a) Degree of uncertainty
b) A fairly high degree of confidence
c) High degree of certainty
d) None of above
85. The roof bolt that follows the principle of point anchorage is
a) Expansion shell bolt
b) Full column grouted bolt
c) Split set bolt
d) Swellex bolt
86. Ground water may influence:
a) Mechanical performance
b) Slake durability
c) Rock coring
d) Tributary area method
87. In underground mining, which of the following has no effect on performance:
a) Weathering
b) Sleet
c) Modulus of deformation
d) Groundwater
88. The basic unit in room and pillar mining is (Selection of Mining Methods)
a) Room
b) Pillar
c) Section
d) Barrier pillar
89. In room and pillar coal mining a panel is defined as
a) Area of the mine to be worked
b) Area of the mine to be ventilated
c) Area of the mine to be worked, ventilated and supported
d) Area of the mine to be worked and ventilated
90. In hard rock mining of ore bodies the room and pillar mining method is very similar to
a) Stope and pillar
b) Shrinkage stoping
c) Vertical Crater Retreat
d) Longwall mining
91. In room and pillar mining where the pillars are left in place or where the roof is not caved it is important to design
a) Pillars
b) Rooms
c) Barrier pillars
d) Panels
92. In depillaring if two working places are extended in the pillar leaving fenders to support the roof then the method is
called
a) Split and fender
b) Pocket and wing
c) Open ending
d) Out side lifts
93. An oil shale regular ore body having thickness of 15 m is to be worked by stope and pillar mining method which of the
following options you would select?
a) Multiple pass system
b) Single pass
c) Advancing multiple bench system
d) Breast stoping
94. Stope and pillar mining differs from room and pillar mining because later is the term commonly reserved for
a) Limestone mining
b) Potash mining
c) Oil shale mining
d) Coal mining
95. If an ore body in less than competent rock is to be worked with stope and pillar mining method then roof stability can be
achieved by
a) Continual scaling
b) Using secondary support
c) Decreasing pillar height
d) Using secondary support and continual barring down
96. The alternative method to sublevel caving when dilution levels must be kept to a minimum is
a) Sublevel stoping
b) Block caving
c) Longwall mining
d) Cut and fill mining
97. Sublevel stoping requires an ore of high compressive strength and minimal structural weaknesses because of
a) Wide ore bodies
b) Unsupported stopes
c) Repeated shocks from large blasts
d) High stopes
98. In longwall mining the extracted area between the rear edge of supports and face line is called
a) Face area
b) Gob
c) Tail gate
d) Head gate
99. In sublevel caving the primary working places are
a) Levels
b) Crosscuts
c) Drifts
d) Raises
100.A deposit has moderately strong rocks, tabular with 8 degrees dip and 6 ft thickness. The hanging wall is relatively
competent over a short period of time. Suggest a well suited mining method to the above mentioned conditions.
a) Sublevel stoping
b) Stope-and- pillar
c) Stull stoping
d) Room-and-pillar
101.A deposit has strong rocks, tabular with 60 degrees dip and 25 ft thickness (uniform). The depth of the deposit is
shallow. The ore is of non-oxidizing and non-caking nature. Suggest a well suited mining method to the above
mentioned conditions.
a) Block caving
b) Cut & fill
c) Shrinkage stoping
d) Sub-level stoping
102.A deposit has weak to very weak rocks, irregular, 85 degrees dip and thickness of 25 ft. The depth of the deposit is
7000 ft and ore grade is fairly high. Suggest a well suited mining method to the above mentioned conditions.
a) Longwall mining
b) Block caving
c) Square-set stoping
d) Room & pillar mining
103.A flat lying deposit has strong ore strength, tabular with uniform thickness of 8 ft. The depth of the deposit is 3500 ft.
The strength of country rock is moderate which is breakable/cavable when excavated. Suggest a well suited mining
method to the above mentioned conditions.
a) Longwall mining
b) Block caving
c) Stope & pillar mining
d) Room & pillar mining
Mine Planning
Mine Surveying
115.The operation of levelling to determine the elevation between two points is known as
a) Differential levelling
b) Simple levelling
c) Fly levelling
d) Indirect levelling
116.Contours when unite together form a
a) Ridge
b) Valley
c) Cliff
d) Overhanging cliff
117.If contour lines are closely spaced, there is a
a) Gentle slope
b) Steep slope
c) Plain slope
d) Plain area
118.Contours in a topographic map
a) Are not closed upon themselves although the earth is a continuous surface
b) Are not perpendicular to the direction of maximum slope
c) Provide an indication of presence of valley or ridge in the area
d) Are the lines joining the points of same declination at different elevations
119.The imperfect alignment of the tape introduces
a) Accidental error
b) Systematic error
c) Experimental error
d) Both (a) and (b)
120.If the length of the tape is too short, the correction in measured length would be
a) Subtracted
b) Added
c) Multiplied
d) None of above
121.Alidade is used in
a) Tachoemetry
b) Plane Tabling
c) Chaining
d) Compass Surveying
122.A Theodolite measures
a) Horizontal angle only
b) Vertical angle only
c) Horizontal and Vertical angles
d) Both angle and distance
123.In Surveying, contours are lines of equal
a) Length
b) Elevation
c) Bearing
d) Latitude
124.Surveys which are carried out to depict mountains, rivers, water bodies, wooded areas and other cultural details, are
known as
a) City surveys
b) Guide map surveys
c) Topographical surveys
d) Cadastral surveys
125.Horizontal control is established by measuring
a) Horizontal distances and vertical angles
b) Horizontal angles and vertical angles
c) Horizontal distances and horizontal angles
d) Horizontal angles and vertical distances
Explosive Engineering