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SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTOMATED CONTROL OF A BEAM STAGELOADER BOOTEND
20210198044 · 2021-07-01 ·

Automated control of a longwall stageloader bootend using a plurality of sensors. The sensors include lift sensors, side shift sensors, advance sensors, angle sensors, and conveyor belt sensors. Signals from the plurality of sensors are received by a controller and used to control the operation of the bootend. Controlling the operation of the bootend includes controlling, for example, one or more lift actuators, one or more side shift actuators, one or more advance actuators, and one or more belt actuators. These various actuators can be controlled to, for example, advance the bootend, level the bootend, or match the interfaces between the bootend and a stageloader or a conveyor structure. By automating the operation of the bootend, the need for human positioning control is reduced and the safety of operators is improved.

Systems and methods for automated control of a beam stageloader bootend

Automated control of a longwall stageloader bootend using a plurality of sensors. The sensors include lift sensors, side shift sensors, advance sensors, angle sensors, and conveyor belt sensors. Signals from the plurality of sensors are received by a controller and used to control the operation of the bootend. Controlling the operation of the bootend includes controlling, for example, one or more lift actuators, one or more side shift actuators, one or more advance actuators, and one or more belt actuators. These various actuators can be controlled to, for example, advance the bootend, level the bootend, or match the interfaces between the bootend and a stageloader or a conveyor structure.

Systems and methods for automated control of a beam stageloader bootend

Automated control of a longwall stageloader bootend using a plurality of sensors. The sensors include lift sensors, side shift sensors, advance sensors, angle sensors, and conveyor belt sensors. Signals from the plurality of sensors are received by a controller and used to control the operation of the bootend. Controlling the operation of the bootend includes controlling, for example, one or more lift actuators, one or more side shift actuators, one or more advance actuators, and one or more belt actuators. These various actuators can be controlled to, for example, advance the bootend, level the bootend, or match the interfaces between the bootend and a stageloader or a conveyor structure.

CONTINUOUS MINING AND DELAYED FILLING MINING METHOD FOR DEEP ORE BODY MASONRY STRUCTURE

A continuous mining and delayed filling mining method for a deep ore body masonry structure is provided, comprising: dividing an ore body into ore blocks along a trend, internally dividing each ore block into stopes with square masonry structures, and reserving a rib pillar between the ore blocks; arranging an ore block conveyor belt gallery and a stope conveyor belt gallery at the lower parts of the ore blocks, arranging ore block crossheading and stope crossheading at the upper parts of the ore blocks, mining the stopes in the sequence from the foot wall to the hanging wall. In accordance with the present disclosure, adverse effects caused by deep high geo-stress and high geo-temperature on mining operation can be effectively overcome. The method has the advantages of low carbon and environmental protection, safety of recovery operation, high mechanization of stope operation, low labor intensity of manual operation and the like.

CONTINUOUS MINING AND DELAYED FILLING MINING METHOD FOR DEEP ORE BODY MASONRY STRUCTURE

A continuous mining and delayed filling mining method for a deep ore body masonry structure is provided, comprising: dividing an ore body into ore blocks along a trend, internally dividing each ore block into stopes with square masonry structures, and reserving a rib pillar between the ore blocks; arranging an ore block conveyor belt gallery and a stope conveyor belt gallery at the lower parts of the ore blocks, arranging ore block crossheading and stope crossheading at the upper parts of the ore blocks, mining the stopes in the sequence from the foot wall to the hanging wall. In accordance with the present disclosure, adverse effects caused by deep high geo-stress and high geo-temperature on mining operation can be effectively overcome. The method has the advantages of low carbon and environmental protection, safety of recovery operation, high mechanization of stope operation, low labor intensity of manual operation and the like.

Systems and methods for monitoring extraction height and volume of material extracted for a mining machine

Systems and methods for monitoring extraction height and volume of material extracted for a mining machine. The method includes operating the machine using a shearing motion at a plurality of cut locations. The method includes receiving boom height data and power consumption data. The method includes determining a cut start time. The method includes determining whether a relocation has occurred. The method includes, when the relocation has occurred: determining a cut end time. The method includes storing, in a memory, the cut start and end time, and the boom height and power consumption data. The method includes adjusting the operation of the mining machine based on the cut start and end time, and the boom height and power consumption data for at least one of the cut locations.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTOMATED CONTROL OF A BEAM STAGELOADER BOOTEND
20200223636 · 2020-07-16 ·

Automated control of a longwall stageloader bootend using a plurality of sensors. The sensors include lift sensors, side shift sensors, advance sensors, angle sensors, and conveyor belt sensors. Signals from the plurality of sensors are received by a controller and used to control the operation of the bootend. Controlling the operation of the bootend includes controlling, for example, one or more lift actuators, one or more side shift actuators, one or more advance actuators, and one or more belt actuators. These various actuators can be controlled to, for example, advance the bootend, level the bootend, or match the interfaces between the bootend and a stageloader or a conveyor structure. By automating the operation of the bootend, the need for human positioning control is reduced and the safety of operators is improved.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTOMATED CONTROL OF A BEAM STAGELOADER BOOTEND
20200223636 · 2020-07-16 ·

Automated control of a longwall stageloader bootend using a plurality of sensors. The sensors include lift sensors, side shift sensors, advance sensors, angle sensors, and conveyor belt sensors. Signals from the plurality of sensors are received by a controller and used to control the operation of the bootend. Controlling the operation of the bootend includes controlling, for example, one or more lift actuators, one or more side shift actuators, one or more advance actuators, and one or more belt actuators. These various actuators can be controlled to, for example, advance the bootend, level the bootend, or match the interfaces between the bootend and a stageloader or a conveyor structure. By automating the operation of the bootend, the need for human positioning control is reduced and the safety of operators is improved.

Auxiliary Transportation and Support System Used after Rapid Excavation

An auxiliary transportation and support system used after rapid excavation is provided. The system includes a crushing and transportation device, a roof bolt support device and a side bolt support device. The crushing and transportation device includes a traveling mechanism, a transportation device, a receiving hopper, and a crushing device. The traveling mechanism is located at a bottom of the crushing and transportation device. A chassis is arranged above the traveling mechanism. The transportation device is mounted on the chassis along a traveling direction of the traveling mechanism. The receiving hopper and the crushing device are both arranged on the transportation device. The roof bolt support device includes a roof bolter, a middle roof bolter and a horizontally telescopic arm which is arranged at a head end of the chassis. The roof bolter is coupled to a movable stretching end of the horizontally telescopic arm.

Auxiliary Transportation and Support System Used after Rapid Excavation

An auxiliary transportation and support system used after rapid excavation is provided. The system includes a crushing and transportation device, a roof bolt support device and a side bolt support device. The crushing and transportation device includes a traveling mechanism, a transportation device, a receiving hopper, and a crushing device. The traveling mechanism is located at a bottom of the crushing and transportation device. A chassis is arranged above the traveling mechanism. The transportation device is mounted on the chassis along a traveling direction of the traveling mechanism. The receiving hopper and the crushing device are both arranged on the transportation device. The roof bolt support device includes a roof bolter, a middle roof bolter and a horizontally telescopic arm which is arranged at a head end of the chassis. The roof bolter is coupled to a movable stretching end of the horizontally telescopic arm.