Overview of Underground Mining Hoists

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These flashcards cover the essential concepts of underground mining hoists, including their designs, advantages, disadvantages, and applications.

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The critical piece of infrastructure that functions as the mine's elevator is called a __.

hoist

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Modern hoists are typically driven by __ motors.

electric

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The three principal types of hoists are the Drum hoist, the Friction hoist, and the __ hoist.

Blair multi-rope

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The drum hoist operates by winding the hoisting cable onto a large __.

rotating drum

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A double-drum hoist allows for __ hoisting, creating a more efficient system.

balanced

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A disadvantage of the drum hoist is its high __ demand.

power

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Friction hoists are most economical for mines with hoisting depths between m and m.

150, 1800

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The friction hoist reduces required motor horsepower by up to __% compared to a drum hoist.

30

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The unique feature of the Blair multi-rope hoist is the use of __ hoisting cables per conveyance.

two

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The smaller cable diameter of the Blair hoist allows for a __ winding drum.

smaller

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One major drawback of the Blair multi-rope hoist is its __ complexity.

mechanical

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The Drum hoist has a maximum assumed hoist depth of __ m.

2000

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The key limitation of the friction hoist is its inability to operate if the shaft bottom __.

floods

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The design of the Blair hoist enables production hoisting from depths exceeding __ m.

2000