RI 6140 Test Operation Of A Pneumatic Vibrating-Blade Planer In Phosphate And Coal: A Progress Report On Planer-Mining Research, 1958-60 - Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Webster S. Anderson
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Jan 1, 1962

Abstract

Two series of tests were run with planer model 'BB": one at the Arickaree mine of the San Francisco Chemical Co., Rich County, Utah, and one at the Roslyn No. 9 mine of the Northern Pacific Railway Co., Roslyn, Wash. The tests at the Arickaree mine were started on June 25, 1958, and continued until September 30, 1958. Prior to these tests, an electrically activated remote-control system was installed, and other modifications were made on the planer. The tests showed that the planer in general and the remote-control system worked very well; however, the various cutting tools used would not consistently penetrate and cut the phosphate rock. This indicated that the cutterhead design had to be changed before the planer would operate efficiently in phosphate beds similar to the "A" bed in the Arickaree mine.
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APA: Webster S. Anderson  (1962)  RI 6140 Test Operation Of A Pneumatic Vibrating-Blade Planer In Phosphate And Coal: A Progress Report On Planer-Mining Research, 1958-60 - Summary

MLA: Webster S. Anderson RI 6140 Test Operation Of A Pneumatic Vibrating-Blade Planer In Phosphate And Coal: A Progress Report On Planer-Mining Research, 1958-60 - Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1962.

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