Long-wall mining machine with a working chain

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Automatic control; signaling or indicating – Of hard material disintegrating machine

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299 43, E21C 3512, E21C 3524

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ABSTRACT:
A long-wall mining machine has an operating chain entraining conveyor flights or mining tools and displaceable in a trough which can be provided with rows of sensors of an inductive proximity type responding to the chain and the tools and generating measurement pulse trains which are compared with setpoint pulse trains to signal functional parameters of chain operation. The sag of the chain is determined by a row of sensors and in response to the sag a chain-tension unit can be controlled.

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