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2026 Zairov Restoring in situ leaching well productivity

Sherzod Zairov, Maksud Mekhmonov

2026enin situ leachinguranium miningwell stimulationexplosive decloggingdetonation cordpermeability restoration

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The productivity decline of technological wells during in situ leaching (ISL) is primarily associated with clogging of well filters and the near-filter zone, leading to a significant increase in operational challenges. This study aims to enhance well productivity through the use of optimized multi-strand detonation cord charges ranging from 12 to 20 g/m. The methodology involved experimentation to evaluate the effectiveness of these charges on well performance. Results demonstrate a marked improvement in productivity, illustrating the potential of applying optimized detonation techniques in ISL operations. These findings contribute to the ongoing discourse on enhancing efficiency in uranium extraction methods by addressing productivity decline and operational sustainability.

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