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Continuous Haulage Systems Deliver Significant Advances |
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Friday, 26 April 2013 09:54 |
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With seven installations of the Joy Flexible Conveyor Train (Joy 4FCT) globally—all operating in room-and-pillar extraction and an upcoming installation in longwall entry development—more and more operations are reporting significant advances in safety and productivity through the use of continuous haulage technology.
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New Tool for Monitoring POV Status |
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Friday, 26 April 2013 09:53 |
Predictive Compliance, a company that builds software for Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) citation management and compliance analytics has developed a “one click” tool enabling operators with more than one mine to quickly identify and monitor their MSHA Pattern of Violations (POV) status.
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Combination Cradle Absorbs Impacts in Conveyor Loading Zones |
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Friday, 26 April 2013 09:51 |
The EVO Combination Cradle from Martin Engineering features steel-reinforced impact bars and adjustable wing supports to match standard trough angles of 20˚, 35˚ or 45˚. Combination cradles are typically installed so the bars or rollers in the center are slightly below the unloaded belt’s line of travel. This helps the belt absorb impact, but avoids continuous drag and unnecessary wear if the conveyor is running empty, according to the company.
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ASGCO Belt Tracking Idler |
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Friday, 26 April 2013 09:51 |
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The Tru-Trainer series of conveyor belt tracking idlers are a patented design that offers the most reliable and re-active belt tracking idlers available, according to ASGCO. Its stainless steel internal pivot is perpendicular to the plane of the belt and its rubber covered shell and tapered ends helps actuate the trainer immediately as the belt moves off center. It is always reacting to keep the belt centered.
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Sandvik Upgrades Its Roadheaders |
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Thursday, 21 March 2013 15:18 |
In early February, Sandvik Mining un-veiled some major upgrades to one of its mainstream boom-type roadheaders, designed specifically for use in roadway development in coal and soft-rock operations. Building on the long-standing success achieved with the MR340—itself developed from the AM75 Alpine Miner—the new MR341 features extensive design improvements as well as the ability to incorporate an integral support-installation package.
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