Processing Capacity Constraints

Processing Capacity Constraints is a limiting factor in mineral resource economics that, as a singular concept, refers to the maximum rate at which a processing facility can treat ore within a given time period, thereby distinguishing it from other operational constraints by specifically bounding the throughput capacity of the processing stage in cut-off grade optimization.

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    Michael Woodford

    Columbia University, United States

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    Zihao Yu

    Tsinghua University, China

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    Tor Arne Johansen

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

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    Daniel A. Menascé

    George Mason University, United States

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    Uma Tadakamalla

    George Mason University, United States

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  2. International Journal of Production Research

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