Application Of Automated Shotcrete Using Ultrasonic Ranging Sensor

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. J. Jung
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

In recent years, the use of shotcrete, a practice familiar to the mining industry, has been on the increase. This research has come about because of the recognized need for a safe, easy way to line small diameter bored raises (less then 150cm). Up until now, an operator has gone down the raise and applied the concrete lining manually, using the shotcrete method of application. With an automated system, there would be no man positioned in the bore itself. All control functions could be commanded from a central location. Shotcreting in the confined space of a small diameter bored raise presents problems that can be overcome by the application of shotcrete using a remote system.
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APA: S. J. Jung  (1994)  Application Of Automated Shotcrete Using Ultrasonic Ranging Sensor

MLA: S. J. Jung Application Of Automated Shotcrete Using Ultrasonic Ranging Sensor . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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