System Design and Equipment Selection for Drummond Coal Company Slope Conveyor

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Eugene Honeycutt David Gallagher Nick Madison R. E. Melley
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Drummond Co. Inc.'s Shoal Creek Mine slope conveyor is the highest lift, highest horsepower, highest tension conveyor system in North America. The system has a capacity of 4950 t/h (5500 tph), a vertical lift of 360 m (1180 ft) and a total connected power of 6000 kw (8000 hp). The mine will include 2 longwall machines and 5 to 7 development sections. Annual raw production will approach 9 million tly (10 million tpy). This paper describes the early investigation of system capacity, haulage system options, and the final selection of a single flight belt conveyor. It will review the basic system de- sign and equipment selected. Also included will be some highlights of the installation of the conveyor system.
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APA: Eugene Honeycutt David Gallagher Nick Madison R. E. Melley  (1996)  System Design and Equipment Selection for Drummond Coal Company Slope Conveyor

MLA: Eugene Honeycutt David Gallagher Nick Madison R. E. Melley System Design and Equipment Selection for Drummond Coal Company Slope Conveyor. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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