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Robotic complex for the development of thick steeply-inclined coal seams and ore deposits

M S Nikitenko, Yu.V. Malakhov, Biswarup Neogi, Pritam Chakraborty, Dipesu Banerjee

Year
2017
Citations
4
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Open access

Abstract

Proposal for the formulation of robotic complexes for steeply inclined coal seams as a basis of the supportive-enclosing walking module and power support with a controlled outlet for mining industry has been represented in this literature. In mining industry, the available resource base reserves and mineral deposits are concentrated deep down the earth crust leading towards a complicated geological condition i.e. abrupt ore bedding and steeply inclined strata with the high gas content and fire hazard of thick coal stratum, heading against an unfavorable and sometimes human labor life risk during subversive mining. Prevailing towards the development of effective robotic complexes based on the means of "unmanned technologies" for extraction of minerals from hard-to-reach deposits and make sure the safety of underground staff during sublevel mining technology.

Keywords

Mining engineeringGeologyCoal miningStratumCoalMineral resource classificationHeading (navigation)CrustResource (disambiguation)Underground mining (soft rock)

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