Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering University of Zagreb
Abstract
Potrebe za tehničkim građevnim kamenom u izgradnji porušene zemlje sve su veće. Otvaranje novih kamenoloma podređeno je strogim ekološkim normama. Upitna je lokacija aktiviranja i koncept izvođenja rudarskih radova. Otkopane prostore valja tako oblikovati da se najpovoljnije uklapaju u neposredni i širi okoliš, a završno prenamjeniti u cilju gospodarskog, športsko-rekreacijskog ili nekog drugog korištenja. Na prirodnom modelu (kamenolom »Široki Čeac« Novalja, otok Pag) uvažene su specifičnosti lokaliteta i kraja, te data primjerena rješenja uz naglašenu mogućnost deponiranja komunalnog otpada.In the construction of devastated and demolished country the want for crushed stone is ever more greater. The opening of new quarryes is subject to strict ecological norms. The location of activity as well as the concept of the mining works represent a matter of consideration. Excavated areas should be shaped in a way to be integrated into immediate and wider environment most conveniently and then be redestinated with the purpose of the economic, sporting-recreation or some other usage. On the existing model in nature (»Široki Čelac« quarry, Novalja on the island of Pag), the specific characteristics of the locality and region have been respected. There have been also given adequate solutions for a possible deposit of communal waste
