Cable Bolting with Low Air Power ? A Solution?

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Matt Leeming
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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5
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452 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

Several of the underground mines in the UK require a significant number of cable bolts to be installed, remedially, to control worsening roadway conditions. Often the access is limited and the only power source is compressed air. Machines for this duty are generally designed to perform with 100 psi but regularly only half of this is available. This paper seeks to outline the difficulties this situation causes the Rock Bolting Engineer, highlight the technical requirements for a machine of this type to succeed and detail a solution offered by our engineers.
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APA: Matt Leeming  (2007)  Cable Bolting with Low Air Power ? A Solution?

MLA: Matt Leeming Cable Bolting with Low Air Power ? A Solution?. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2007.

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