Economic Principles of Mining Region Sustainable Development

Zhironkin, Sergey; Khloptsov, Dmitry M.; Skrylnikova, Natalya; Petinenko, Irina; Zhironkina, Olga

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20184104010

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“…This is not only an increase in the amount of coal and GRP production per capita, but also a decrease in GRP energy intensity, stabilization of atmospheric emissions, improvement of the "quality of investments", etc. [13].…”

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Contribution of tourism to diversification and development of a green economy

2020

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In the current economic situation, the solution to the problems of diversification of mining regions is relevant not only in terms of economic outcome, but also the need to change the ecological situation in industrial regions towards its improvement. Diversification of the region’s economy is associated with the idea of expanding the range of economic activities and considered as a mechanism to reduce risks and mono-dependence of the regional economy. The study suggests that tourism could become one of the areas of diversification and greening of the mining region economy by the example of the Kemerovo region. The structure of the GRP and individual indicators characterizing the state of the tourism sector were analyzed to assess the impact of tourism on the diversification of the economy of the Kemerovo region. Despite the fact that the total share of the tourism sector has changed slightly over the 5 years, its multiplier effect has a positive impact on the state of the service sector and the economy of the entire region. It was confirmed by the results of the analysis. The optimistic scenario for the development of the Kemerovo region determines the large role of tourism in the diversification and greening of the region’s economy. The implementation of the conservative scenario that provides the supportive development of traditional sectors, does not exclude opportunities for the development of tourism, which will ensure the effective and long-term sustainable development of the Kuzbass.

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Contribution of tourism to diversification and development of a green economy

2020

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“…Nowadays, the global challenge is associated with the need to ensure sustainable development [1][2][3][4]. Despite the rapid development of green energy, oil and gas remain the main energy carriers [5,6].…”

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Influence of Heavy Weight Drill Pipe Material and Drill Bit Manufacturing Errors on Stress State of Steel Blades

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Drilling volumes should be increased in order to increase hydrocarbon production, but this is impossible without the usage of high-quality drilling tools made of modern structural materials. The study has to analyze the design, technological and operational methods to increase the performance of drilling tools made of various materials and has highlighted prospects of technological method applications. The scientific novelty of the study consists in the development of a new analytical model of PDC drill bit–well interaction. The developed model takes into account the drill bit manufacturing errors in the form of bit body–nipple axes misalignment on the drill bit strength. This result makes it possible to determine the permissible manufacturing errors to provide safe operation of the drill bit. It is established that there is an additional transverse force that presses the drill bit to the well wall in the rock due to manufacturing errors. It is determined that the magnitude of this clamping force can be significant. The material effect has been analyzed on additional clamping force. It is established that geometric imperfection of the drill bit causes the minimal effect for the elastic system of the pipe string, which includes a calibrator and is composed of drill pipes based on composite carbon fiber material, and the maximal effect—for steel drill pipes. Polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) drill bit and well wall contact interaction during operation in non-standard mode is considered. Non-standard stresses are determined, and the strength of the blades is estimated for different values of drilling bit manufacturing error.

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“…Consumer demand of the population of developed countries have not decreased; on the contrary, it is constantly increasing. Today, a resident of a developed country consumes as many natural resources embodied in various benefits as there are 20 people from developing ones (mainly energy carriers and building materials), and the energy consumption of one American is equivalent to 14 Chinese or 531 Ethiopians [5]. In general, the developed countries of the "golden billion" consume 50% of the world's electricity and 80% of natural resources [6].…”

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Sustainable Development Management: Actors and Institutions in the Post-Industrial Era

2020

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Sustainable Development is a hypothetical development of a society in which human conditions improve and environmental impact is constrained by the regenerative abilities of the biosphere, so that the natural basis of human life is not destroyed. Sustainable development assumes that meeting the needs of present and future generations is maintained in a safe state, and that environmental conservation is an integral part of the development process. The era of post-industrialization is radically changing the nature of human exposure to the environment. Before raising the question about the current state of natural resource complexes, it should be recognized that humanity still faces the problem of geoecology at the national level, as part of the industrial policy of each country separately. In the post-industrial world, in which the goods created in one country are consumed all over the world, geoecological problems go global, where any component of the environment – natural, technological, social - are combined in a single chain of production and consumption. All of the above requires the formation of an effective system for managing sustainable development in the transition from an industrial to a post-industrial economy, with its specific subjects, goals and subsystems.

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Economic Principles of Mining Region Sustainable Development

Cited by 23 publications

References 4 publications

Contribution of tourism to diversification and development of a green economy

Contribution of tourism to diversification and development of a green economy

Influence of Heavy Weight Drill Pipe Material and Drill Bit Manufacturing Errors on Stress State of Steel Blades

Sustainable Development Management: Actors and Institutions in the Post-Industrial Era

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