Design and Maintenance of Platework and Vessels in Mines

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
A. J. Paul Laprairie
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

The process for which it is to be used is too often the only consideration in the design of a vessel. A de-sign allowing for practical manufacture and erection, as well as for proper maintenance, can often give over-all economies. Most platework in-stalled today is of welded construction. Therefore, metallurgical control is important in its manufacture. Also, because many concentrating and re-fining processes tend to be corrosive, the subject of protective coatings as a part of the manufacturing process is extremely important. The plant de-signer should know how to evaluate and specify controls for the metallurgy and for the coatings. Mining operations are becoming more sophisticated in the field of mechanical engineering. More and more emphasis is being given to preventive maintenance. The first step in any maintenance program, however, is good inspection service. This paper will suggest methods for the inspection of platework, and outline methods for repair and replacement.
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APA: A. J. Paul Laprairie  (1963)  Design and Maintenance of Platework and Vessels in Mines

MLA: A. J. Paul Laprairie Design and Maintenance of Platework and Vessels in Mines. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1963.

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