Operation Of Mobile Crushing Plant At Fujiwara Quarry

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Toru Nakao
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

Fujiwara Quarry had been operated by the "Glory-hole Benchcut" mining system. But because it became difficult to meet the expanding demand by this system, "Central- shaft MCP" mining system was introduced in 1979. This MCP is equipped with a hydraulic walking system manufactured for the first time in Japan. Nowadays "Central-shaft" mining is the common method at limestone quarry in Japan. In this method crushing facilities are usually installed at the bottom of the shaft. But at this quarry, MCP was adopted and installed on the quarry surface. Many MCPs are operated in foreign countries, but in Japan few examples exist. Normally, Japanese limestone deposits lie in high mountains, which is obviously inconvenient for MCP to walk in and around the quarry. This difficulty, however, was overcome at this quarry, and MCP has been operated satisfactorily and efficiently for about 2 years after it was installed. In order to overcome the difficulty, in "Cen¬tral-shaft MCP" mining system, two mining methods are employed, the one is "SLICE-DOWN" mining method, and the other is "BLOCK-CUT" mining method.
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APA: Toru Nakao  (1982)  Operation Of Mobile Crushing Plant At Fujiwara Quarry

MLA: Toru Nakao Operation Of Mobile Crushing Plant At Fujiwara Quarry. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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