Open pit mining often results in a large hole or pit being formed in the process of extracting a mineral.
Deposits mined by open pit techniques are generally divided into horizontal layers called benches.
The thickness of the benches depends on the type of deposit & the mineral being mined.
Mining is generally conducted on a number of levels at any one time.
Set of 2 landform models, each includes an overlay representing ancient mountain forms that can be removed and compared with the base model to show changes millions of years later.
Cross section shows basic mountain types, volcanic fault block, glaciated domes and folded mountains with lesson plan, size 45 x 60 cm.
Showing upper level of an underground surface in which soil or rock is permanently saturated with water.
The water table separates the underground water zone from the capillary fringe or zone of aeration.
For investigation of geographical and geological features.
Eight landform models join to form a continuous model showing the mountains, lakes, rivers, deserts, glaciers, coastlines, cayons and cultural point, with lesson plan, size 90 x 90 cm.
For cutting solid cylindrical soil sample.
Steel tube with cutting edges at lower end.
An engraved index line ensures consistent volume of sample with tommy bar, size 500 x 50 mm
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