Mining apparatus for mechanized breaking-down of mineral materia

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Hard material disintegrating machines – Cutter attached to endless chain or cable

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74665B, 299 48, E21C 2734, E21C 2916

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049213075

ABSTRACT:
A mining apparatus for the mechanized breaking-down of mineral raw materials, particularly coal, in underground mining operation includes at least one endless chain and chain wheels for the endless chain. A main drived is provided for one of the chain wheels and an auxiliary drive is provided for the other chain wheel. The main drive and the auxiliary drive each has a transmission unit including main transmission stage, initial transmission stage, coupling and drive motor. A superposed motor in the form of a controllable electric motor having small power acts in connection with a worm gear transmission on the superposed input of the superposed transmission unit. Synchronous running of the main drive and the auxiliary drive or the drive motors thereof is achieved by a unilateral drive control. This results in a uniform power and load input independently of the wear of the chain and chain wheels.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2970442 (1961-02-01), Taylor
patent: 3721378 (1973-03-01), Hughes et al.

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