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SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL The case study dedicated to Aurul tailings pond illustrates the use of risk analysis for developing a proper risk management program after a severe technical accident.

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL INITIAL LAYOUT Flat land pond Area: 89ha. Volume: 15 mil. m 3 Maximum height of the contour dike :17-18m

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Aerial view of the pond before the technical accident

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL The technical accident On January 30, 2000, at 10pm * a breach of approx. 20m, with a depth expansion until the top of the starter dike on the southern side of the pond * m 3 of cyanide-contaminated water were released, beyond control

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Dike breach after the technical accident

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL. Brerach closure to stop spillage

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL TECHNICAL ACCIDENT CAUSES - The faulty design integral recirculation of water - The excessive input of rainwater. massive thawing + rain of 35.7 l/m 2 - Lack of adequate monitoring

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL A preliminary risk evaluation based on numerical allows for a rational rating of constructive measures A complete quantitative risk renders evident the efficiency and the benefits of the structural and non-structural measures in terms of risk management.

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL FAILURE MODES, EFFECTS AND CRITICALITY ANALYSIS Criticality index : IG = CM. PC. DC w here: CM - expresses the component share in the failure mechanism; PC - expresses the component failure probability; DC - expresses the extent to which the component failure may be detected in advance.

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Criticality index IG for Aurul pond Parameter CM PC DC IG= /component CM  PC  DC Freeboard Beach width Downstream slope Grain size of dikes34336* Water collecting system *** Drainage system 52440** Pond-plant pipes

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Prioritization of safety measures established on the basis of criticality index IG : performance of a second decant tower was given priority effective drainage of the perimeter dike close monitoring through an adequate system

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Failure mechanisms and associated probabilities

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SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Increasing safety second penstock supplementary pump unit with a Diesel treatment plant for the decant water, 150 m 3 /h direct discharge of 100 m 3 /h with pipe treatment.

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Failure probabilities Probability of primary events : # cyclical actions - annual probability based on statistic study of annual maximum values # engineering judgment - annual probabilities on the basis of some numerical equivalence Dam breaching failure probability : initial P b = 4.46 x with safety measures P b = x 10 -3

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Consequences global quantification C = β Σ i CG i P e i α i where: CG i - the gravity index of consequence i; P i - the probability of effective emergence of category of consequence i; α i - efficiency of the mitigation measures β - owner ’ s capacity to intervene rapidly for the breach closure.

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL CG Index – gravity consequences i=1 casualties (C) CG 1 = 10 6 i=2 effects on the environment (EE) CG 2 = 10 6 i=3 economic loss for the third parties (DTP) CG 3 = 10 3 i=4 damage to the owner (DD) CG 4 = 5x10 2 i=5 effects on the company image (EI) CG 5 = 10 2

SAFETY EVALUATION OF AURUL TAILINGS POND June 2003 MONTREAL Risk management considerations - Risk control is ensured by the imposed safety measures, by monitoring the tailings pond behavior and by complying strictly with the operation regulations. - The failure probability of 1.4 x 10 –4 is in the range of the tolerable limits for earth dams. - Reduction of more than 3 times of the probable consequences by successive defensive lines is a rare case in the tailings pond field.