Development Of Technological Schemes For Transporting Rock Mass And Management Of The Working Area Of A Deep Quarry
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The operating conditions of modern industrial vehicles are determined by the increasing depth of
mining operations. This trend results in the predominant use of vehicles (over 60%) as assembly units,
concentrating vehicle traffic in the working area of deep quarries with their limited space of the Muruntau
deep quarry is characterized by a high concentration of traffic, heterogeneity of the transported rock mass,
and instability of key parameters. During a shift, 10-15 working faces and 5-10 transfer points are in
operation, forming over 100 routes with an average length of 3.73 km
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