A simple determination of runoff coefficient in open pit mine areas

A simple determination of runoff coefficient in open pit mine areas

Authors

  • Rahma Norfaeda Banjarmasin State Polytechnics
  • Kartini Kartini Banjarmasin State Polytechnics
  • Dessy Lestari Saptarini Banjarmasin State Polytechnics
  • Reza Adhi Fajar Banjarmasin State Polytechnics

Keywords:

Runoff coefficient, Open pit mine, Google earth

Abstract

The runoff coefficient is one of the factors in determining runoff discharge. Determining the coefficient can be done by calculating the slope of an area, then obtaining the appropriate runoff coefficient value. Open-pit mines have characteristic areas that do not have vegetation cover and are commonly included in the slope category >15% with a coefficient value of 0.9. In fact, open-pit mining areas sometimes have land slopes of <15% at some open-pit mining locations. This research aims to determine the runoff coefficient based on the slope of open mining land with the help of google earth, by analyzing contour map data of mining areas in South Kalimantan province. From several open mine locations, it was found that the land slope value ranges from 7% -13% so that the runoff coefficient value for open mines is 0,7.

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Published

2025-05-31

How to Cite

A simple determination of runoff coefficient in open pit mine areas. (2025). BIS Energy and Engineering, 2, V225003. https://doi.org/10.31603/biseeng.375

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