Development and application of digital technologies at the stage of new model design is highly relevant. Manufacture of a testbed vehicle and its full-scale pilot testing is impossible for Russian manufacturers of mining excavators due to a high cost of a prototype and a lack of special testing grounds. In order to reduce the risks of machine builders as vehicle manufacturer and those of MPPs as users of the prototype excavator, it is necessary to introduce and develop the digital twin technology at the stage of designing new models. A general reference point in development of the digital twin of a mining excavator is minimizing human input. Due to integration of works by stages of creation of the digital twin in a form of an information diagnostic system, there is a possibility to manage the life cycle of the product and optimize MRO with accounts of actual conditions and operating modes.
Abstract. Nowadays classification of systems of equipment maintenance and repair (M&R), in particular, mining machines, has a wide range. However, existing systems of maintenance and repair have their own disadvantages like resource-intensiveness and cost, lack of guarantees to prevent emergency failures. In order to reduce the costs for carrying out M&R, the service system CM&R (Conscientious Maintenance and Repair) was offered, which is focused on the tendency to achieve zero emergency failures, to reduce costs and to achieve the maximum possible effectiveness of the object functioning in actual operating conditions. A unified integrated indicator of the degree of object's degradation has been offered.
The development prospects of the mining industry are closely related to the state and development of modern mining machinery and equipment that meet the technical and quality requirements of mining enterprises. Enterprises are focused on a quantitative assessment – the volume of mineral extraction, depending on the functioning efficiency of a promising series of mining machines, which include modern mining excavators. Downtime and unplanned shutdowns of mining excavators directly depend on the operating conditions of the mining machine, which has negative influence on the machine as a whole and its technical condition, which entails a decrease in the efficiency of using expensive mining equipment and economic losses of the mining enterprise.
The rationale for external factors that affect the operating time and technical condition of mining excavators is given. For a more detailed assessment of the influence of external influences on the efficiency of operation of mining machines, the influencing factors are divided into two groups: ergatic, directly related to human participation, and factors of a natural-technogenic nature, where human participation is minimized. It was revealed that factors of a natural-technogenic nature have the greatest influence. An algorithm is proposed for a comprehensive assessment of the technical condition and forecasting of operating time both in nominal and in real operating conditions, taking into account factors of a natural and technogenic nature.
It is proposed, based on the developed program for planning and evaluating the life of a mining excavator, to adjust the schedules for maintenance and repair (MOT and R) in order to minimize the number of unplanned downtime of a mining excavator and maintain it in good condition.
Currently in the mining industry there is an observed increase in demand for portable lubrication and filling units used by technical maintenance and repair of different quarry machinery. These oil-servicing mobile workshops provide the possibility to organize maintenance at facilities, situated far from each other, and quick delivery of everything necessary for technical maintenance and repair at mining machines and equipment operation location.
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