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DESCRIPTION:Time: 11:45 am - 1:30 pm (Registration at 11:45 am\,
Lunch at 12:00pm\, Presentation at 12:00pm)\nCost: $30 Members
\, $40 Non-Members\, $5 for Students\n\nThe in-situ geotechnical character
ization of soft oil sands tailings is now a routine procedure in Alberta\,
Canada. These generally large tailings impoundments are deposited
in either external dammed facilities or within previously mined open
pits. When hydraulically discharged\, the fines can accumulate as a thic
k fluid or soft solid material at the center of the deposit while coarse s
and beaches form closer to the discharge points.\n
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LOCATION:Faculty Club\, University of Alberta (11435 Saskatchewan Drive)
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:GSE: Mr. Sharp - Recent Advancements in Geotechnical
Characterization of Oil Sand Tailings
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\n\nThe in-situ geotechnical characterization of soft oil sa
nds tailings is now a routine procedure in Alberta\, Canada. These \;
generally \; large \; tailings \; impoundments \; are
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facilities \; or \; within previously mined open pits. \; When
hydraulically discharged\, the fines can accumulate as a thick fluid or s
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form closer to the discharge points.
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