Conference Proceedings
Reliability Production and Control in Coal Mines, Wollongong, September 1991
Conference Proceedings
Reliability Production and Control in Coal Mines, Wollongong, September 1991
Longwall Caving in China - The Practice of a New Thick Seam Mining System in China
40 percent of the coal reserves and 40 percent of the ouput of coal in China is of thick coal seams. The sub-level caving in Yangguan has evolved together with the hydraulic supports, to provide recovery rates today of 80 to 85 percent, waste ratios less than 10 percent and daily outputs exceeding 7,000 tonnes._x000D_
Matching of rate of shearing bottom coal to caving of top coal is most important to achieve "simultaneous" operations._x000D_
Spontaneous combustion in the goat, gas, including in the goal, and dust, are particular safety hazards which are combatted with various stringent measures.
Matching of rate of shearing bottom coal to caving of top coal is most important to achieve "simultaneous" operations._x000D_
Spontaneous combustion in the goat, gas, including in the goal, and dust, are particular safety hazards which are combatted with various stringent measures.
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J Wu, B Wan, H Yu
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