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1-2, . CXV, 2018. No 1-2, Vol CXV, 2018 БројБрој 1-2, 1-2,год. год. CXIV, CXV, 2017. 2018. No 1-2,No 1-2,Vol CXIV,Vol CXV, 2017. 2018. YU ISSN0 0 30035-96375 - 9 6 3 7 1903. РУДАРСКИ ГЛАСНИК BULLETIN OF MINES (CXIII)(CXV) 1-21-2 YU ISSN 0035-9637 РУДАРСКИ ГЛАСНИК BULLETIN OF MINES Главни и одговорни уредник Editor in Chief АкадемикПроф. др Слободанпроф. др Слободан Вујић Вујић Prof.Academician Dr. Slobodan Prof. Dr.Vujić Slobodan Vujić Издавачи: Publishers: РУДАРСКИ ИНСТИТУТ БЕОГРАД MINING INSTITUTE BELGRADE Београд, Батајнички пут бр. 2; тел. 011 21 99 277 Belgrade, Batajnički put 2, tel: +381 11 21 99 277 факс 011 26 14 632; www.ribeograd.ac.rs fax: +381 11 26 14 632; www.ribeograd.ac.rs АКАДЕМИЈА ИНЖЕЊЕРСКИХ НАУКА СРБИЈЕ ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES OF Одељење рударских, геолошких и системских SERBIA, Division of mining, geology and system наука, 11000 Београд, Краљице Марије 16, sciences, 11000 Belgrade, Kraljice Marije 16, Serbia, тел. 011/33 70 652, www.ains.rs tel: +381 11 33 70 652, www.ains.rs За издаваче: For publishers: Др Милинко Радосављевић, директор РИ Dr. Milinko Radosavljević, Director of the MI Проф. др Бранко Ковачевић, председник АИНС Prof. Dr. Branko Kovačević, President of the AESS Штампа: Press: Colorgrafx, Београд Colorgrafx, Belgrade Тираж: Circulation: 300 примерака 300 copies Место и година издања: Place and year of the issue: Београд, 2018. Belgrade, 2018. YU ISSN 0035-9637 YU ISSN 0035-9637 Адреса: Adress: Редакција Рударског гласника Editorial Board of the Bulletin of Mines 11000 Београд, Батајнички пут бр. 2 11000 Belgrade, Serbia, Batajnički put 2 е-пошта: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Copyright © Copyright © РУДАРСКИ ИНСТИТУТ БЕОГРАД, 2018. MINING INSTITUTE, BELGRADE, 2018. АКАДЕМИЈА ИНЖЕЊЕРСКИХ НАУКА СРБИЈЕ ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES OF SERBIA 1903. РУДАРСКИ ГЛАСНИК BULLETIN OF MINES YU ISSN 0035-9637 (CXV) 1-2 РЕДАКЦИЈА EDITORIAL BOARD Академик проф. др Слободан Вујић, гл. и одг. уредник Academician Prof. Dr. Slobodan Vujić, Editor in Chief Др Милинко Радосављевић, зам. гл. и одг. уредника Dr. Мilinko Radosavljević, Deputy Editor in Chief Др Светлана Полавдер, секретар редакције Dr. Svetlana Polavder, Editorial Secretary Eмеритус проф. Надежда Ћалић, проф. др Александар Emeritus Prof. Nadežda Ćalić, Prof. Dr. Aleksandar Милутиновић, проф. др Раде Јеленковић, проф. др Milutinović, Prof. Dr. Rade Jelenković, Prof. Dr. Dragana Драгана Животић, проф. др Лазар Кричак, проф. др Životić, Prof. Dr. Lazar Kričak, Prof. Dr. Predrag Lazić, Предраг Лазић, проф. др Милош Танасијевић, проф. др Prof. Dr. Miloš Tanasijević, Prof. Dr. Vladimir Čebašek, Владимир Чебашек, доц. др Томислав Шубарановић, Assist. prof. Dr. Tomislav Šubaranović, Prof. Dr. Srđan проф. др Срђан Костић, Јасмина Нешковић, Павле Kostić, Jasmina Nešković, Pavle Stjepanović, Željko Стјепановић, Жељко Праштало, Владан Чановић, Praštalo, Vladan Čanović, VeselinSandra Petković,Anđelković, Stevan Sandra Сандра Петковић, Стеван Ћорлука. Марко Павловић Petković,Ćorluka, Marko Stevan Pavlović Ćorluka, Marko Pavlović МЕЂУНАРОДНИ ИЗДАВАЧКИ САВЕТ INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING COUNCIL Академик проф. др Валентин А. Чантурија, Руска ака- Academician Prof. Dr. Valentin A. Chanturiya, Russian демија наука, Институт комплексне експлоатације Academy of Sciences, Institute of Complex Exploitation of минералних ресурса Н. В. Мељников, Москва, Русија Mineral Resources N. V. Melnikov, Moscow, Russia Академик проф. др Владан Ђорђевић, Српска Academician Prof. Dr. Vladan Đorđević, Serbian Academy академија наука и уметности, Београд of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade Академик проф. др Александар Грубић, Академијa Academician Prof. Dr. Aleksandar Grubić, Аcademy of наука и умјетности Републике Српске, Бања Лука Sciences and Arts of the Republika Srpska, Banja Luka Академик проф. др Неђо Ђурић, Академијa наука и Academician Prof. Dr. Neđo Đurić, Аcademy of Sciences умјетности Републике Српске, Бања Лука and Arts of the Republika Srpska, Banja Luka Проф. др Виктор Н. Опарин, дописни члан Руске Prof. Dr. Victor N. Oparin, Corresponding Member of академије наука, Рударски институт, Новосибирск, the Rusian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mining, Русија Novosibirsk, Russia Др Светомир Максимовић, Рударски институт Београд Dr. Svetomir Maksimović, Mining Institute Belgrade Проф. др Венцислав Иванов, Бугарска Prof. Dr. Vencislav Ivanov, Bulgaria Проф. др Зоран Панов, Универзитет Гоце Делчев, Prof. Dr. Zoran Panov, University Goce Delčev, Faculty of Факултет природних и техничких наука, Штип, Natural and Technical Sciences, Štip, Macedonia Македонија Dr. Marjan Hudej, RGP Velenje, Slovenia Др Марјан Худеј, РГП Велење, Словенија Prof. Dr. Marek Cala, AGH University of Science and Проф. др Марек Цала, АГХ универзитет за науку и Technology, Krakow, Poland технологију, Краков, Пољска Prof. Dr. Аruna Мangalpady, National Institute of Проф. др Аруна Мангалпади, Национални институт Technology, Department of Mining, Karnataka, India за технологију, Рударски одсек, Карнатака, Индија Prof. Dr. Bahtiyar Ünver, Hacettepe University, Проф. др Бахтијар Инвер, Хацетепе универзитет, Department of Mining Engineering, Ankara, Turkey Одсек за рударско инжењерство, Анкара, Турска Prof. Dr. Marian Dolipski, Silesian University of Проф. др Мариан Долипски, Силесиан универзитет за Technology, Faculty of Mining and Geology, Gliwice, технологију, Руд. геол. факултет, Гљивице, Пољска Poland Проф. др Раул Кастро, Универзитет Чиле, Одсек за Prof. Dr. Raúl Castro, University of Chile, Department of рударско инжењерство, Антофагаста, Чиле Mining Engineering, Antofagasta, Chile Проф. др Владимир Сливка, ВСБ Технички Prof. Dr. Vladimir Slivka, VSB-TU, Faculty of Mining and универзитет, Руд. геол. факултет, Острава, Чешка Geology, Ostrava, Czech Republic Проф. др Тунцел М. Јегулалп, Колумбија универзитет, Prof. Dr. Tuncel M. Yegulalp, Columbia University, Henry Рударска школа Хенри Крумб, Њујорк, САД Krumb School of Mines, New York, USA Проф. др Вереш Јоел, Универзитет у Петрошану, Prof. Dr. Vereș Ioel, University of Petrosani, Faculty of Рударски факултет, Румунија Mining, Romania Проф. др Карстен Дребенштет, ТУ Рударска академија Prof. Dr. Carsten Drebenstedt, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Фрајберг, Инст. за рударство, Немачка Institute of Mining, Germany Проф. др Милован Урошевић, Кртин Универзитет, Prof. Dr. Milovan Urošević, Curtin University, Perth, Перт, Аустралијa Australiа 1903. РУДАРСКИ ГЛАСНИК BULLETIN OF MINES YU ISSN 0035-9637 (CXV) 1-2 САДРЖАЈ / TABLE OF CONTENTS Број 1-2, год. CXV, 2018. No 1-2, Vol. CXV, 2018. РАДОВИ / PAPERS РУДЕ И РУДНИЦИ КОСОВА И МЕТОХИЈЕ ORES AND MINES IN KOSOVO AND METOHIJA ...............................................................................................................5 С. Вујић, М. Радосављевић, С. Максимовић S. Vujić, M. Radosvljeić, S. Maksimović ПOЗНAВAЊE НAПOНСКOГ СТAЊA У СТEНСКOJ MAСИ OСНOВA ЗA OПTТИMAЛНA ПРOJEКТНA РEШEЊA У РУДAРСТВУ И ГEOТEХНИЦИ KNOWLEDGE OF THE STRESS STATE OF THE ROCK MASS IS THE BASIS FOR OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS IN MINING AND GEOTECHNICS ........................................................25 В. Иванов / V. Ivanov НАСТАНАК И ТЕКТОНСКА СВОЈСТВА ДУРМИТОРСКОГ ФЛИШНОГ КОМПЛЕКСА И ЊИХОВ УТИЦАЈ НА СТАБИЛНОСТ КОСИНА FORMATION AND TECTONIC PROPERTIES OF THE DURMITOR FLYSCH COMPLEX AND THEIR IMPACT ON SLOPE STABILITY ................................................................................47 А. Голијанин / A. Golijanin, ПОРЕЂЕЊЕ КРИСТАЛОГРАФСКО-ХЕМИЈСКИХ КАРАКТЕРИСТИКА СФАЛЕРИТА ИЗ РУДНОГ ЛЕЖИШТА КИЖЕВАК СА НЕКИМ ДРУГИМ РУДНИМ ЛЕЖИШТИМА, ДЕО II: КОНСТРУИСАЊЕ ЧЕТВОРО-КОМПОНЕНТНОГ A0-FES-P-T ДИЈАГРАМА (ОПЦИЈА I) И ОДРЕЂИВАЊЕ УСЛОВА ПОСТАНКA COMPARISON OF THE CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SPHALERITES FROM THE KIŽEVAK ORE DEPOSIT WITH SOME OTHER DEPOSITS, PART II: CONSTRUCTION OF THE FOUR-COMPONENT A0-FES-P-T DIAGRAM (OPTION I) .........................................................................................59 П. Танчић/ P. Tančić ОСОБЕНОСТИ ХЕМИЈСКОГ САСТАВА РУДНИЧКИХ ВОДА РУДНИКА УГЉА У КАРПАТО-БАЛКАНИДИМА ИСТОЧНЕ СРБИЈЕ CHARACTERISTICS OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION ОF MINE WATERS FROM COAL MINES IN THE CARPATHO-BALKANIDES OF EASTERN SERBIA .....................................................75 Б. Миладиновуић / B. Miladinović ГЕОЛОШКА ИСТРАЖИВАЊА ПОДИНСКОГ ПРОДУКТИВНОГ СЛОЈА ЛЕЖИШТА GEOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE UNDERLYING PRODUCTIVE LAYER OF THE GARAJEVAC.................................................................................................................91 С. Полавдер, С. Грујичић, Б. Јовановић S. Polavder, S. Grujičić, B. Jovanović ФАЗИ ЛОГИЧКИ МОДЕЛ ОЦЕНЕ СИГУРНОСТИ ФУНКЦИОНИСАЊА МЕХАНИЗАЦИЈЕ НА ПОВРШИНСКИМ КОПОВИМА FUZZY LOGICAL MODEL OF ASSESSING FOR THE DEPENDABILITY OF MECHANISATION ON OPEN PITS MINES ..........................................................................99 Д. Jагодић Крунић, М. Танасијевић, С. Вујић D. Jagodić Krunić, M. Tanasijević, S. Vujić ПРИМЕНА ФАЗИ ЛОГИЧКОГ МОДЕЛOВАЊА КОД ОЦЕНЕ СИГУРНОСТИ ФУНКЦИОНИСАЊА МЕХАНИЗАЦИЈЕ НА ПОВРШИНСКИМ КОПОВИМА APPLICATION OF FUZZY LOGICAL MODELING WHEN ASSESSING THE DEPENDABILITY OF MECHANIZATION ON OPEN PITS ........................................................................... 107 Д. Jагодић Крунић, М. Танасијевић, С. Вујић D. Jagodić Krunić, M. Tanasijević, S. Vujić МОДЕЛ РЕКУЛТИВАЦИЈЕ НА РУДНИКУ ЗА ПОДВОДНУ ЕКСПЛОАТАЦИЈУ УГЉА KОВИН THE RECULTIVATION MODEL ОF THE UNDERWATER COAL MINE KOVIN ............................................................................................................................ 121 Ж. Праштало,
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