Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Hard material disintegrating machines – Stepper-type advance-causing means
Patent
1979-08-23
1981-06-23
Purser, Ernest R.
Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material
Hard material disintegrating machines
Stepper-type advance-causing means
175 94, 175102, 299 56, 299 61, E21D 103
Patent
active
042746752
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for the sinking of a shaft in which a machine platform can be anchored against the wall of the incipient shaft and carries an orbiting tool for cutting away the floor of the shaft, thereby dumping the detritus into a pilot-bore hole continuously drilled by a pilot-bore unit. The latter has a head for advancing the pilot bore and is provided with a worm conveyor running centrally through the shaft to transfer the detritus to a bucket on a loading platform disposed above the main platforms and connected thereto for feed cylinders. The platforms have cylinder arrangements whereby they can be independently anchored to the vertical wall of the shaft.
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Paurat Friedrich W.
Paurat Roland
Purser Ernest R.
Ross Karl F.
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