TBR
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Overview
Mining vs Optimisation
User controls the Mining:
exclusive to anything within the Optimisation | <-> Cashflow and Grade Target have nothing to do with the Mining Sequence |
For product-optimised transactions, ATS does not schedule a destination until the end of the period. Once it knows all the ore that has been mined in the period, it decides what to do with it based on the Costs and Revenues applied to the Movement and Processing of the material. |
Dependencies and Incentives
Destination Logic and Steps Logic
Incentives
Introducing Cashflows
Waste Rule vs Crusher Feed Rule
Example
Example: Project has HG, MG, and LG. Reserves have a lot of MG and LG, so we need to incentivize feeding them where there is Grade Target of Fe > 58% and Si < 8% on the Crusher
Direct Tip:
Cash flow of $30 LG
Cash flow of $20 MG
Cash flow of $10 HG
Stockpiling where destination rules allow each parcel to go to any of the stockpiles:
Cash flow of $-10 ROM1
Cash flow of $-20 ROM2
Cash flow of $-30 ROM3
Reclaim:
Cash flow of $20 ROM1
Cash flow of $10 ROM2
Cash flow of $0 ROM3
Fleet hours & Overflow
