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Risk assessment of flooded equipment revitalization on opencast coal mine Tamnava-West Field
Natalija Pavlović, Dragan Ignjatović, Stevan Đenadić, Tomislav Šubaranović, Ivica Jakovljević (2021)Natalija Pavlović, Dragan Ignjatović, Stevan Đenadić, Tomislav Šubaranović, Ivica Jakovljević. "Risk assessment of flooded equipment revitalization on opencast coal mine Tamnava-West Field" in Thermal Science, National Library of Serbia (2021). https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI210615240P
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The Impact on Karst Aquifer Regimes Induced by a Surface Reservoir in Karst through Multiparametric Analyses (Reservoir Bileća—Herzegovina)
Saša Milanović, Ljiljana Vasić, Branislav Petrović, Tina Dašić, Veljko Marinović, Petar Vojnović (2023)Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Geography, Planning and Development, Building and ConstructionSaša Milanović, Ljiljana Vasić, Branislav Petrović, Tina Dašić, Veljko Marinović, Petar Vojnović. "The Impact on Karst Aquifer Regimes Induced by a Surface Reservoir in Karst through Multiparametric Analyses (Reservoir Bileća—Herzegovina)" in Sustainability, MDPI AG (2023). https://doi.org/10.3390/su151511968
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Reducing environmental impact caused by mining activities in limestone mines
Radmila Gaćina, Bojan Dimitrijević (2022)Mining and its related activities have always resulted in changes in the environment and these changes can vary from one area to another. As a result of mining, several types of changes can be distinguished: destruction of land and existing vegetation, changes in terrain topography, modification in air quality, changes in surface and groundwater quality, as well as change geotechnical conditions of the rock. Environmental impact of mining have been a public concern. There is widespread global interest in mining ...Radmila Gaćina, Bojan Dimitrijević. "Reducing environmental impact caused by mining activities in limestone mines" in Underground mining engineering , Belgrade : University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mining and Geology (2022)
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The analysis of the geothermal energy capacity for power generation in Serbia
Jana Stojković, Goran Marinković, Petar Papić, Mihailo Milivojević, Maja Todorović, Marina Ćuk (2013)... 6730 km under the surface. The Earth's crust is comparatively cold, except for the hot spots where magma is nearer the surface, and grows warmer with the depth. As to the utilization of the planet's heat, the efficiency of heat conversion into a form of beneficial energy as defined by the second law ...
... which flows through the sec- ondary side of the heat exchanger and evaporates, and steam is used to rotate the turbine in the conventional Rankine cycle electricity generation plant. After the vapourized binary fluid has passed and transmitted its energy to the turbine, it condenses and is fed back for ...
... temperature 66 °C and output 20 °C). A few geothermal power plants in the world use the hot spots, where the fluid temperatures are far above 150 °C, but even their engines are not perfect. According to the Energy Information Agency, the mean efficiency of the geothermal power plants in the USA is about ...Jana Stojković, Goran Marinković, Petar Papić, Mihailo Milivojević, Maja Todorović, Marina Ćuk. "The analysis of the geothermal energy capacity for power generation in Serbia" in Thermal Science, National Library of Serbia (2013). https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI120215033S
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Definition of Circulation Conditions and Groundwater Genesis of the Complex Krupaja Hydrogeological Karst System (Eastern Serbia)
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Geography, Planning and Development, Building and Construction... isotope of carbon within Sustainability 2023, 15, 11146 10of14 the Krupaja system and in the Beljanica Massif itself. However, by including the value of 6UC of thermal spring groundwater and &I9C in the host rock for the Beljanica Massif, it was calculated that the age of the water is 3990 years, which ...
... observed Sustainability 2023, 15, 11146 7of14 the same amount of suspended particles in the water from borehole and thermal spring, it can be concluded that in the zone up to 400 m, which is equivalent to the depth of the borehole, the waters mix, i.e., they infiltrate into the discharge channel ...
... conduits t4 (Figure 7). The schematic profile (Figure 7) shows the assumed circulation system, as well as the heating and discharge of cold, subthermal, and thermal waters along the Red Permian Sandstone overthrust. Sustainability 2023, 15, 11146 13of14 Based on the obtained data, it can be ...Ljiljana Vasić, Saša Milanović, Tina Dašić. "Definition of Circulation Conditions and Groundwater Genesis of the Complex Krupaja Hydrogeological Karst System (Eastern Serbia)" in Sustainability, MDPI AG (2023). https://doi.org/10.3390/su151411146
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Strategic Environmental Assessment in the Application of Preventive Protection for Wind Farm Noise—Case Study: Maestrale Ring Wind Farm
Determining the spatial position of wind turbines is the initial and most important phase in the development of a wind farm project. In this sensitive phase, all potential problems that may arise in the later stages of project development should be prevented by means of spatial and urban planning instruments. This makes it possible to achieve maximum use of the potential of wind in a particular space and, thus, fulfil the technical and economic requirements of the project while ...Energija,energetski inženjering i elektroenergetska tehnologija,obnovljivi izvori energije, održivost i životna sredina,električni i elektronski inženjering,kontrola i optimizacija,inženjering... passed since the introduction of SEA as an instrument for evaluating the consequences and impact of particular policies, plans and programs on the environment, with the purpose of ensuring that the principles of sustainable development and environmental protection are fully included in the earliest ...
... recep- tors over 4 dB compared to Limit values for the noise indicators (LVNI) Greater −2 Disturbs the environment to a greater extent (increase in level of noise at recep- tors between 3 and 4 dB compared to LVNI) Lesser −1 Disturbs the environment to a lesser extent (increase in level of noise at ...
... Directive 2001/42/EC stipulates that the SEA process is implemented for plans and programs in various areas, including energy and, therefore, in the field of wind energy. Although it is generally ac- cepted that possible negative effects of wind farms on the environment exist, they are considered to ...Boško D. Josimović, Aleksandar Cvjetić, Božidar Manić. "Strategic Environmental Assessment in the Application of Preventive Protection for Wind Farm Noise—Case Study: Maestrale Ring Wind Farm" in Energies, MDPI AG (2021). https://doi.org/10.3390/en14196174
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Application of the principle of circular economy to the thermal groundwater, the example of the municipality of Bogatić
There are about 360 locations of thermal and thermo-mineral waters in Serbia, whose water temperatures range from 14 to 98°C, which ranks Serbia as the richest European country in geothermal energy. The mentioned water resources (thermal and thermomineral waters) are used, mostly, for therapeutic purposes in spas and sports and recreational centers. The main problem that is present is the fact that they are not used in a rational and efficient way. The paper will give examples territorially related ...Marija Jovanović, Vesna Ristić Vakanjac. "Application of the principle of circular economy to the thermal groundwater, the example of the municipality of Bogatić" in Book of proceedings of the 3rd International Scientific Conference on vircular and bioeconomy CIBEK2021, Belgrade, Belgrade : School of Engineering Management (2021)
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An intelligent hybrid system for surface coal mine safety analysis
Nikola Lilić, Ivan Obradović, Aleksandar Cvjetić. "An intelligent hybrid system for surface coal mine safety analysis" in Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence (2010)
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Application of Project Management Process on Environmental Management System Improvement in Mining-Energy Complexes
... remarkably threaten the quality of the environment, as all the basic elements of the environment (air, water, and soil) are threatened, not just one. Mining and energy complexes significantly reduce the quality of the immediate environment, as the distance areas throughout water and air pollution propagation ...
... rank the effects of damaging the health and safety of employees (K2) and the views of interested parties (K3). It is characteristic that the significance of the aspects has the value of 4 when considering the impact on the financial situation in the event of degradation of the working environment quality ...
... implementation of suitable safety measures, and improved cooperation with the stakeholders. The global dimension of environmental problems and sustainability, in particular the seriousness of environmental threats due to the operation of the mining and energy complexes of a state, necessitates new ...Jelena Malenović Nikolić, Dejan Vasović , Ivana Filipović , Stevan Mušicki, Ivica Ristović . "Application of Project Management Process on Environmental Management System Improvement in Mining-Energy Complexes" in Energies (2016). https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.3390/en9121071
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Legal framework for recultivation of degraded areas caused by mining exploitation
Radmila Gaćina (2023)Prilikom površinske i podzemne eksploatacije uglja eksploatacioni sistemi oštećuju veće ili manje površine zemljišta. Iskustva pokazuju da su oštećenja zemljišta znatno veća kod površinske eksploatacije, gde je prostora degradiran ne samo u konturi rudnika i okoline, već se promene takođe dešavaju u prirodnom okruženju. U članku su predstavljeni rezultati studije zakonskih okvira rekultivacije u nekim zemljama sveta i u Srbiji. Praktično iskustvo rekultivacije pokazalo je da iskorišćenje i devastacija tokom rudarske aktivnosti predstavljaju opasnost ne samo za pogođena ...... degrades the environment is obliged to carry out recultivation or rehabilitate the degraded environment in another way. The assessment of the impact of the project on the environment is an integral part of the documentation without which the execution of the project cannot be started, and it is ...
... based on the preparation of the Study on the assessment of the impact on the environment (scope and content is determined by special regulations adopted on the basis of the above of the law). Legal framework in the field of recultivation of degraded areas ... 33 5 COMPARATION LEGAL FRAMEWORKS ...
... giving the opportunity to perform the utility function of this area. According to Jancura and Belachek (Jancura and Belachek, 2003), the newly crated landscape should satisfy the following requirements: -“to be environmentally friendly; - to harmonize with the natural environment, complementing ...Radmila Gaćina. "Legal framework for recultivation of degraded areas caused by mining exploitation" in Underground mining engineering, Belgrade : University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mining and Geology (2023). https://doi.org/10.5937/podrad2342027G
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The Importance of Detailed Groundwater Monitoring for Underground Structure in Karst (Case Study: HPP Pirot, Southeastern Serbia)
... PP-3) while the tunnel was online, when both the tunnel and the hydrogeologic environment were under the influence of the pressure of the transported water (Figure 5). In the full operating mode of the HPP (4–5 h/day), at PP-3 the transport of water relieved the pressure not only in the tunnel but within ...
... temperature rise at the control gate did not originate from this zone. The recession part of the diagram (Figures 3 and 4) reflects the state of a discharged hydrogeologic environment in the central zone of the tunnel and the creation of quasi-natural conditions. As a result of rainfall, the groundwater level ...
... within the hydrogeologic environment as well. The pressure decrease caused groundwater to seep into the tunnel. After the HPP was placed offline, the pressure stabilized again and the water from the tunnel seeped into the hydrogeologic environment within that zone. Analyses indicated a potentially unstable ...Marina Čokorilo Ilić, Ana Mladenović, Marina Ćuk, Igor Jemcov. "The Importance of Detailed Groundwater Monitoring for Underground Structure in Karst (Case Study: HPP Pirot, Southeastern Serbia)" in Water, MDPI AG (2019). https://doi.org/10.3390/w11030603
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A Mathematical Learning Environment Based on Serbian Language Resources
In recent years, in line with ever growing usage of Information technology, the learning environments are changing. The amount of available learning materials in various forms has increased. These new environments demand comprehensive learning systems, which enable management of the learning corpus with special attention paid to relevant lexical resources. In this paper we present the concept of a Mathematical Learning Environment in Serbian (MLES), which is based on a corpus of mathematical materials and various lexical resources, enabling ...... Naturally, only the administrator has the right for physical deletion. IT Education and Practice Radojičić et al. 253 Figure 5. Detail of the TBX for one term 6. CONCLUSION In this paper the concept of MLES, which can be a purposeful learning environment at different levels ...
... education in Serbian, is given. The salient feature of the system is strong lexical support. Within MLES various types of lexical resources are used as well as local grammars, with the aim to provide a comprehensive and searchable learning environment. Although the general lexica in Serbian is ...
... to and management of learning materials in specific domains. Bearing this in mind, development of a Mathematical Learning Environment in Serbian (MLES) has been initiated. MLES is intended as a learning environment with the main goal of processing mathematical content in Serbian. The environment ...Radojičić Marija, Obradović Ivan, Stanković Ranka, Utvić Miloć, Kaplar Sebastijan. "A Mathematical Learning Environment Based on Serbian Language Resources" in Proceedings of the 7th International Scientific Conference Technics and Informatics in Education, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Čačak (2018)
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Investigation of accessory elements of representative petrologic radioactivity carriers at Stara Planina, Serbia
Boris Vakanjac, Ivana Jelic, Milena Rikalovic, Vesna Ristic-Vakanjac, Dusan Nikezic, Zorana Naunovic, Slavko Dimovic (2019)Ова студија се бави обиљем најчешћих акцесорних елемената носилаца радиоактивности на Старој планини на четири дефинисане локације. Све истраживане локације имају повећану радиоактивност, већу од 200 цпс, до 1250 цпс. У свим испитиваним узорцима детектовани су следећи елементи и одређене њихове концентрације: Зр, Рб, В, Мо, Сн, Зн, Цу, Ас, Сб, Ба, Ни, Цр, В и Ти. Анализа је показала да су у зависности од узорка утврђене повишене концентрације свих детектованих елемената осим титана. Како се сви локалитети који ...Boris Vakanjac, Ivana Jelic, Milena Rikalovic, Vesna Ristic-Vakanjac, Dusan Nikezic, Zorana Naunovic, Slavko Dimovic. "Investigation of accessory elements of representative petrologic radioactivity carriers at Stara Planina, Serbia" in Nuclear Technology and Radiation Protection (2019). https://doi.org/10.2298/NTRP190709039V
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Evidence for Badenian marine transgression in Belgrade (Serbia)
Filip Anđelković, Dejan Radivojević (2019)... deeper depositional environment. All of these palaeogeographical changes were enabled by the general connection between the Central Paratethys and the Mediterranean, which definitely existed during the early and middle Badenian (Rögl, 1999). The overlying Sarmatian sediments, on the other hand, are ...
... brackish depositional environment (Anđelković M., 1987), except in its lowest part. The severing of connections with the Mediterranean is the cause for the partial isolation and fall of salinity (Rögl, 1999). REFERENCES Anđelković, M. 1987. Geology of the wider Belgrade area – Geology and geodynamics. Institute ...
... Anđelković1 and Dejan Radivojević1 1University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mining and Geology, Department of Regional Geology, Belgrade, Serbia. E-mail: filip.and- jelkovic@rgf.rs and dejan.radivojevic@rgf.bg.ac.rs The only true marine depositional environment in the Serbian part of the Central Paratethys ...Filip Anđelković, Dejan Radivojević. "Evidence for Badenian marine transgression in Belgrade (Serbia)" in AAPG Vienna, Paratethys petroleum systems between Central Europe and the Caspian Region, Vienna, 26-27 mart, 2019, AAPG (2019)
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Simulation of Hydrogeological Environmental Discharge in Case of Interruption Constant Observations
Marina Čokorilo Ilić, Dragoljub Bajić, Miroslav Popović. "Simulation of Hydrogeological Environmental Discharge in Case of Interruption Constant Observations" in International Scientific Conference - Sinteza 2024, Belgrade, 16. maj 2024, Singidunum University (2024). https://doi.org/10.15308/Sinteza-2024-288-294
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Application of a Method for Intelligent Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Environmental Impact of Tailing Ponds in Northern Kosovo and Metohija
Gordana Milentijević, Blagoje Nedeljković, Milena Lekić, Zoran Nikić, Ivica Ristović, Jelena Đokić (2016)... Žitkovac has the least favourable impact on the surrounding ecosystem. With implementation of estimation by using the AHP and PROMETHEE methods, with the aim of ranking the impact on the environment, the ranks are obtained according to their negative impact (Table 12). The comparative analysis of the negative ...
... plain [12]. Since the tailing deposits have not been rehabilitated, the material from the deposits have scattered over the years in the environment through the aeolian process, gravity and water flows. Tailing material from the analyzed deposits shows permanent toxic pollution of water and agricultural land ...
... Generally, all of the five treated tailings were formed in places that can have harmful effects on the surrounding ecosystem. The situation described here was meant to conduct an analysis and ranking of the tailings by the degree of potential danger to the living environment. The ranking of the analyzed a ...Gordana Milentijević, Blagoje Nedeljković, Milena Lekić, Zoran Nikić, Ivica Ristović, Jelena Đokić. "Application of a Method for Intelligent Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Environmental Impact of Tailing Ponds in Northern Kosovo and Metohija" in Energies, MDPI AG (2016). https://doi.org/10.3390/en9110935
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The correlation of the cutting resistance (kl) and selected geomechanical parameters of work environment in the example of an open pit mine ‘’Gracanica’’ Gacko
Majstorović Jelena, Dimitrijević Bojan, Savić Dragana, Nikolić D.. "The correlation of the cutting resistance (kl) and selected geomechanical parameters of work environment in the example of an open pit mine ‘’Gracanica’’ Gacko" in Proceedings of the XII-th National conference with international participation of the open and underwater mining of minerals no. XII, Varna, Bulgaria:Scientific and Technical Union of Mining, Geology and Metallurgy (2013): 255-262
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Determining the Groundwater Balance and Radius of Influence Using Hydrodynamic Modeling: the Case Study of the Groundwater Source “Šumice” (Kikinda, Serbia)
A groundwater flow model was developed to simulate groundwater extraction from the public water supply source of the City of Kikinda. The hydrodynamic model includes the municipal groundwater source of Kikinda (Šumice and the Jezero Well), but also an extended area where there are groundwater sources that provide water supply to three factories: (MSK, TM and LŽT - Kikinda). Hydrodynamic modeling, based on the numerical method of finite differences will show the groundwater balance of the sources in the ...... layers in the vertical section and one layered aquifer, where the horizontal and vertical flows between the simulated layers were considered. The model layers, from the ground surface down, are shown in Table 2. Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems Year ...
... groundwater pumping at Šumice, most of the groundwater in the tapped water-bearing horizon came from the south (35.23%). Table 3 shows the inflow into the area covered by the model under the Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems Year 2015 Volume 3, Issue ...
... interbeds and organic matter are regularly present in these sediments. The color of the sediments ranges from dark gray to light gray and olive gray. Pleistocene and Holocene deposits were abstracted during the Quaternary Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems ...Dušan Polomčić, Dragoljub Bajić, Jelena Zarić. "Determining the Groundwater Balance and Radius of Influence Using Hydrodynamic Modeling: the Case Study of the Groundwater Source “Šumice” (Kikinda, Serbia)" in Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (2015). https://doi.org/10.13044/j.sdewes.2015.03.0017
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The Nooj System as Module within an Integrated Language Processing Environment
... User can than use the generated graphs in Intex environment to perform the actual retrieval, or import them in NooJ and convert to syntactic grammars in order to perform the same task. Figure 5. The edit view, the hypernym/hyponym and graph view of a synset 3.3. The exchange of information ...
... their presentation and usage This software tool is developed in C# and operates on the .NET platform. An important feature of WS4LR is its flexibility expressed both by the possibility of setting environment parameters and by the possibility of invoking command-line routines and using external Perl ...
... This environment named WS4LR (WorkStation for Lexical Resources) has been developed within the Human Language Technology Group (HLT) at the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Belgrade, and is aimed at manipulating heterogeneous lexical resources developed in the course of many years and within ...Ranka Stanković, Duško Vitas, Cvetana Krstev. "The Nooj System as Module within an Integrated Language Processing Environment" in Proceedings of the 2007 International Nooj Conference, Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2008)
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Analysis of a simplified model for determining rock mass oscillation velocity at the Kovilovača open pit
... distance from the blasting site to the monitoring place, characteristics of the working environment and conditions of blasting. 5. DEFINING STATISTICAL CRITERIA For the above-mentioned models 1 — 5, on the basis of experimental data, we can get equations that can give us the rock mass oscillation ...
... of kilograms per a drillhol and blasting with dozens and even hundreds of tonnes of an explosive are being apllied in the world nowdays. Such large quantities of an explosive can cause seismic shocks with the intensity that can have hazardous impact on the environment and result in moving of buildings ...
... MASS OSCILLATION EQUATION In the Equation (1) tvo parameters appear, K and m, which need to be determined for a specific work environment and specific blasting: conditions. It is possible to determine the parameters K and n in many ways, 1.e., models, using the values obtained by experimental ...Suzana Lutovac, Miloš Gligorić, Jelena Majstorović, Luka Crnogorac. "Analysis of a simplified model for determining rock mass oscillation velocity at the Kovilovača open pit" in 9th International Conference Mining and Environmental protection MEP, 24 – 27 May 2023, Sokobanja, Serbia, Belgrade : University of Belgrade-Faculty of mining and geology (2023)