Tailings basin definition

Tailings basin means land on which is deposited, by hydraulic or other means, the material that is separated from the mineral product in the beneficiation or treatment of ferrous minerals including any surrounding dikes constructed to contain the material.
Tailings basin means land on which tailings are deposited including surrounding dikes constructed to contain the tailings.

Related to Tailings basin

  • tailings means material rejected from a mill after most of the valuable minerals have been extracted.

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