Simandou Mine Haul Road Engineering Design

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Starting Date: 2022-06-01
Completion Date: 2022-11-01
Client: Rio Tinto
Contractor: WSP
City/Town: Simandou
Province/Region/State: Nzérékoré
Country: Republic of Guinea

The Simandou mine development project is an iron ore exploration and mining project located in the Republic of Guinea. The Mining Project’s mineralised deposits are located approximately 550 kilometres east-southeast of Conakry, Guinea’s capital, in Simandou mountain range. Rio Tinto and it’s local partner (Simfer) are focussed on developing a new open cast iron ore with planned to production of 50 to 60 million tonnes per annum (“Mtpa”) with the development of the northern Ouéléba deposit.

The Works for WSP as consultant entails the Detail Bulk Earthworks Engineering Design for the proposed Simandou Ouéléba iron ore mine in Guinea and encompasses bulk earthworks, roads, drainage infrastructure, structures, concept study for the upgrade of the existing Beyla airport and early works constructions roads and laydown areas.

To ensure a long-lasting pavement that requires minimal scheduled maintenance over its lifespan, our detailed pavement engineering design includes designing appropriate layers for all types of roads, including haul roads, access roads, service/maintenance roads, road shoulders, pads, and terraces. The design takes into consideration the expected loads, traffic volumes, design vehicles, environmental conditions, and other relevant factors.

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