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The document discusses greenhouses and the greenhouse effect. It defines a greenhouse as a structure made of glass or plastic used to grow plants at a higher internal temperature. It then provides background on the discovery and study of the greenhouse effect, noting that greenhouse gases like water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, and ozone trap heat in Earth's atmosphere. The document also states that human activities like increased carbon dioxide emissions have strengthened the greenhouse effect, contributing to climate change. Finally, it mentions that other planets and celestial bodies exhibit similar greenhouse effects.
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Longwall; Longwall in coal; Longwall in Hard Rock; Sublevel Caving; Characteristics of the ore body and mining method; Development; Production; Equipments Used; Block Caving, Introduction, Historical evolution of the method, Condition deposit; Principles of the method; Methodology of block caving; Basic issues of geomechanical to the black caving method; Caveability;Mine design Block caving; Fragmentation and extraction control; Subsidence associated; Advantages and Disadvantages of Block CavingMining Methods
This document discusses various coal mining methods, including opencast and underground mining. For opencast mining, the main methods described are shovel and dumper, dragline, surface miner, and bucket wheel excavator. Underground mining methods discussed include continuous miners, longwall mining, and road headers. New concepts being implemented in India such as highwall mining, punch longwall mining, and longwall top coal caving are also summarized. The document provides diagrams and descriptions of the equipment used for different mining methods.
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This document provides an overview of longwall mining technology in India and compares it to practices in other countries like China. It finds that while longwall mining was introduced in both India and China around the same time, China was more successful by taking a systematic approach and prioritizing large-scale adoption and indigenous development of equipment. In India, longwall faces experienced many issues like inadequate support capacities, poor matching of equipment, and management problems. Lessons from successful countries and focus on areas like developing local equipment suppliers, identifying more longwall blocks, and improving maintenance are needed to better realize the benefits of longwall mining in India.
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