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The Design And Selection Of Powered Supports For Application In 4.5 Metre Extraction At Daw Mill Colliery
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Chadbourne, Clive (1994). The Design And Selection Of Powered Supports For Application In 4.5 Metre Extraction At Daw Mill Colliery. Proceedings of 13th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Chadbourne, Clive (1994). The Design And Selection Of Powered Supports For Application In 4.5 Metre Extraction At Daw Mill Colliery. Proceedings of 13th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 9
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994
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| Investigations of world wide coal face strata control practice, the study of theoretical calculations and detailed engineering analysis have been combined to design and select a powered roof support suitable for use in conjunction with the extraction of 4.5-m (14.7- ft) of the 7.5-m (24.6-ft) thick Warwickshire Thick Coal Seam. The interface between geotechnical criteria and engineering design has been closely considered along with the following 3 important factors: Firstly, the need to further improve strata control and operational characteristics whilst producing a wall integrated overall face design. Secondly, to enable the supports to be rapidly transported from face to face in roadways driven at the minimum size for operational requirements. Finally, to provide hydraulic power, automatic control and monitoring systems which will improve operations reduce manpower requirements and improve management information. Clear design requirements were determined in order to allow selection on a commercial basis. A method of tendering is described with the subsequent analysis and selection process. In the event oversupply of coal in the UK resulted in the order not being placed. Brief consideration has been given to supports suitable for reserves to be mined In a few year's time where there is potential for extraction well in excess of 4.5-m (1 4.74. |
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