BENCH & ROAD STANDARS IN OPENCAST MINES.pptx
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The document discusses design parameters for opencast mine benches. It outlines that bench width should be at least twice the width of the largest hauling vehicle plus clearance. The bench face slope is usually maintained at 60 degrees from horizontal. Haul roads should be at least three times the width of the largest vehicle and have a gradient of 1 in 16 to allow movement of haul trucks. Short ramps between benches can have a steeper gradient of 1 in 10 for heavy machinery.
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BENCH & ROAD STANDARS IN OPENCAST MINES.pptx
- 1. K. Krishnudu, FCC(R), Manager, Mines Group Vocational Training Centre, Hosapete. Email: krishnudukalva@gmail.com
- 2. DESIGN PARAMETERS OF OPENCAST MINE BENCHES
- 5. BLSTING IN OPENCAST MINE
- 6. BENCH WIDTH BENCH HEIGHT BENCHES IN OPENCAST MINE
- 7. 60° BENCH FACE SLOPE IS MAINTAINED AT 60° FROM HORIZONTAL BENCH SLOPE BENCH FACE SLOPE
- 8. TRUCK WIDTH 4 METERS TRUCK WIDTH 4 METERS HALF TRUCK WIDTH 2 METERS CLEARANCE FOR TRUCKS ON TWO WAY
- 9. HAUL ROAD WIDTH AS PER DGMS STANDARDS SAFETY BUND Haul Road Width = 3 Times the Width of Biggest Vehicle
- 10. MINE HAUL ROAD AND ACCESS ROAD TO PIT/MINE
- 11. SAFETY BUND HAUL ROAD GRADIENT ROAD GRADIENT 1 IN 16 FOR MOVEMENT OF HAUL TRUCKS
- 12. SHORT RAMPS 1 IN 10 FOR MOVEMENT OF HEAVY MACHINERY FROM BENCH TO BENCH SHORT RAMPS BENCH TO BENCH
- 13. ROAD GRADIENT 1 IN 16 FOR MOVEMENT OF HAUL TRUCKS HAUL ROAD GRADIENT
- 14. MATCHING ROADS WITH 1 IN 16 GRADIENT FROM ONE BENCH TO ANOTHER BENCH FOR TRAVELLING OF DUMPERS HAUL ROAD GRADIENT
- 15. SAFETY BUND
- 16. VISIBILITY AT ROAD CURVE ATLEAST 30 METERS AHEAD
- 17. ESCAPE LINE IN HAUL ROAD
- 18. MATERIAL HAULING ROAD IN MINE BENCH WORKING