2017
DOI: 10.1515/amsc-2017-0004
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Emergency Braking of a Mine Hoist in the Context of the Braking System Selection

Abstract: The paper addresses the selected aspects of the dynamic behaviour of mine hoists during the emergency braking phase. Basing on the model of the hoist and supported by theoretical backgrounds provided by the author (Wolny, 2016), analytical formulas are derived to determine the parameters of the braking system such that during an emergency braking it should guarantee that:-the maximal loading of the hoisting ropes should not exceed the rope breaking force, -deceleration of the conveyances being stopped should n… Show more

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“…The basic working operations of the loader working cycle were measured: the time of loading the raw material into the bucket, the driving time with the full bucket, the emptying of the raw material from the bucket on the lorry body, the driving time with the empty bucket back to the preparation for next loading and lost times. The arithmetic mean of the measured values of the loader working cycle (48 s) was added into Equation (7). The effective hourly performance of the loader represents 1.640 tonnes of raw material per shift, calculated according to Formula (7)-P L E = 205 tonnes per hour.…”
Section: Capacity Calculation Of Road Transport and Determination Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The basic working operations of the loader working cycle were measured: the time of loading the raw material into the bucket, the driving time with the full bucket, the emptying of the raw material from the bucket on the lorry body, the driving time with the empty bucket back to the preparation for next loading and lost times. The arithmetic mean of the measured values of the loader working cycle (48 s) was added into Equation (7). The effective hourly performance of the loader represents 1.640 tonnes of raw material per shift, calculated according to Formula (7)-P L E = 205 tonnes per hour.…”
Section: Capacity Calculation Of Road Transport and Determination Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of the method of raw materials mining minerals, it is possible to identify two groups of transport systems: transport systems of raw materials in deep mining and transport systems of raw materials in surface mining. Existing transport methods that are feasible for deep mines include lorry transport, shaft systems, and belt conveyors [6,7]. Regarding the surface mining, it is the most common mining method worldwide, and open pit mining accounts for highest surface output.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During dynamic operations, especially in severe conditions such as acceleration and emergency braking, the long-distance suspended rope will produce large elastic vibrations and tension impacts under the influence of the terminal heavy container [3][4][5]. The vibration impact produces not only longitudinal tension, but also horizontal and torsional vibration due to the transmission of the shock wave [6,7]. Especially when the depth and speed of the mine are continuously increasing, the time-varying characteristics of the rope length and the swirl of the wellbore gas flow [8] at the bottom of the container caused by the rapid speed change will intensify the vibration [3,9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dynamic effects in elements of mine winders have been studied in many works. In articles [1,2] the analytical expressions of maximum loads in rope in different operation conditions were obtained. In many articles numerical simulation was used [3,4].…”
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“…Researchers in the mentioned works used mathematical models which are based on ordinary [3] and partial [1] differential equations.…”
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