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Vol 52 Iss. 1
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Article

Determination of length and productivity of a mining block

Authors:
V. N. Sinkkovsky
N. D. Zolotarev
Date submitted:
1965-07-25
Date accepted:
1965-09-12
Date published:
1966-07-26

Abstract

The labor costs of the main and auxiliary mining processes depend on the number of excavators on the ledge, which determines the length of the blocks and the intensity of the front movement. By the length of the block is meant the length of the front of work per excavator, which provides independent and productive operation of mining transportation equipment. The length of the block is determined by the conditions of rational technology of adjacent production processes - loosening, loading and transportation - in accordance with the “Standard projects of development systems and transportation at quarries." When designing the length of the block is taken according to practice, norms or standard projects ...

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References

  1. Zolotarev N. D. Technology and economics of open-pit mining. Nedra, 1965.
  2. Rzhevskiy V. V., Shkolnikov A. D., Korobov S. D. Use of electronic computing machines for planning and control of technological processes at quarries. TsNIITEI uglya, 1965.
  3. Typical Projects of Development and Transportation Systems at Quarries. Vol. 2, Gosgortekhizdat, 1962.

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