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An Overview of Coal Interface Detection Methods.

Authors
Mowrey GL; Maksimovic SD; Pazuchanics MJ
Source
Ch in 6th Ann Int'l Longwall Mng Conf & Exhibition Longwall USA :15 pages
Link
NIOSHTIC No.
10011377
Abstract
A coal-rock interface detector (cid) system is of major importance in providing coal-seam-tracking capability for mining machines. The cid system must be capable of measuring one or more properties of coal and adjacent formations. Subsequently, it must be able to identify the geologic material being cut, locate the coal-rock interface, and/or determine the thickness of the coal remaining below the roof or above the floor. This paper provides a brief practical overview of various types of commercial and experimental cid systems currently being used and novel cid concepts being investigated by the Bureau and other research organizations throughout the world. In addition, two systems designed for noncoal operations are identified.
Publication Date
19910101
Document Type
OP;
Fiscal Year
1991
Identifying No.
OP 92-92
NIOSH Division
PRC;
Source Name
Ch. in 6th Ann. Int'l Longwall Mng. Conf. & Exhibition. Longwall Usa
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Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Education and Information Division