OFR-30-86 Compact Service Hoist System For Underground Metal And Nonmetal Mines

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
David J. Hoadley
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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139
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

This report describes the development and limited testing of a semi-automatic, raise climber, Compact Service Hoist System designed for stope access in underground metal and nonmetal mines. Demonstrated capabilities of the system include a 1,000-lb payload capacity, control from the traveling cage and from up to three remote stations, operating in vertical or inclined raises 3 ft in diameter and up to 300 ft in length and a travel speed of 50 ft/min. The system has the capability of operating in crooked raises because the conveyance climbs two stationary wire ropes suspended down the raise. The drive unit is electrically powered with power and control signals supplied to the drive unit through an umbilical 'cable also suspended down the raise. The system has been designed for portability, ease of installation and minimum raise development. The hoist has been demonstrated successfully in an above ground test tower. This report provides a detailed description of the hoist design and its demonstrated performance to date.
Citation

APA: David J. Hoadley  (1985)  OFR-30-86 Compact Service Hoist System For Underground Metal And Nonmetal Mines

MLA: David J. Hoadley OFR-30-86 Compact Service Hoist System For Underground Metal And Nonmetal Mines. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1985.

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