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This video focuses on Mining Engineering. The main types of tailings embankment dams are discussed. Tailings are basically mining waste or the bi-product of the extraction of desired metals or oil from ore during mining operations.

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Types of Tailings Embankments

Upstream, Downstream and Centerline Construction Methods

Tailings are mining waste produced in the process of extraction of gold, oil, etc.

Upstream Construction Method

Downstream Construction Method

Centerline Construction Method

Comparison

1. Upstream:
   • Less material required.
   • More sensitive to liquefaction or seismic activity
   • Not allowed in Chile.
2. Downstream:
   • More stable.
   • Much more material required.
3. Centerline:
   • In between downstream and upstream.