Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Processes – Breaking down by direct contact with fluid
Patent
1978-12-07
1981-02-17
Pate, III, William F.
Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material
Processes
Breaking down by direct contact with fluid
299 34, 299 43, E21C 2560
Patent
active
042511100
ABSTRACT:
A mineral mining installation comprises a mechanical mining machine (such as a plough or a shearer) and a hydraulic winning machine. The hydraulic winning machine has a plurality of high-pressure nozzles and a high-pressure pump for supplying the nozzles with high-pressure water (or other hydraulic fluid). Means are provided for driving each of the two winning machines independently of the other along a mineral face. This permits the mechanical winning machine to operate at its optimum, high speed rate without interference from the slower moving hydraulic winning machine. The pump is preferably a multiple radial-piston pump powered by an electric motor. Both electric power and water may be supplied to the hydraulic winning machine via pick-up arms on the machine and supply channels extending along the face.
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patent: 4049318 (1977-09-01), Fruin
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patent: 4111489 (1978-09-01), Beckman
Beckmann Klaus
Grisebach Hans-Theodor
Gewerkschaft Eisenhutte Westfalia
Pate III William F.
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