Shapes of Robotization in Mining

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Vladimir L. Konyukh
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Robotics is topical for mining owing to deterioration of miner's safety as a depth of winning, limited functions of traditional mechanization and automation, rise of miner's labor cost. Mining robot is an autonomous mining machine with a free programmable control that provides a multifunctional use of working head. After analysis of world publications the database “Technological applications of robotics in mining" has been built. In most cases robots are suggested for imitation of miner's motions. The following shapes of robotics had been classified for mining: technological robot as a flexible controlled mining machine, remote manipulator, mine rescue robot. The problems of both non-repeated environment recognition and telepresence without direct visibility must be solved. The more a robots integration is the less investments and the more efficiency are. Computer simulation of robotics-based mining is founded on a base of 6 robots functional models, Petri nets and library of 30 robotized technologies. There are some examples of mine robotization in the paper.
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APA: Vladimir L. Konyukh  (1996)  Shapes of Robotization in Mining

MLA: Vladimir L. Konyukh Shapes of Robotization in Mining. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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