Definition of Direct mining cost

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Direct mining cost

The term 'Direct mining cost' as it applies to the area of energy can be defined as ' Operating cost directly attributable to the mining of ore, including costs for labor, supervision, engineering, power, fuel, supplies, equipment replacement, maintenance, and taxes on production'.

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