Technical And Economic Aspects Of Long-Distance Bulk Haulage By Belt Conveyors

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
H. K. Pelzer
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

Belt conveyor systems for long-distance haulage are nowadays in a competitive position with conventional methods of transportation such as railways, truck haulage, and also pipelines for solid materials. In a number of cases, the economical use of conveyors is obvious. This is in all those cases where typical features of a conveyor system are showing the outstanding economical position in the very first approach for a certain project. Regarding downhill conveyors, with today's level of belt conveyor techniques nobody would reasonably doubt the justified application of a conveyor system, - as for instance at the Marcona Mining Installation, or at the iron ore mine of Lamco in Liberia.
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APA: H. K. Pelzer  (1968)  Technical And Economic Aspects Of Long-Distance Bulk Haulage By Belt Conveyors

MLA: H. K. Pelzer Technical And Economic Aspects Of Long-Distance Bulk Haulage By Belt Conveyors. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1968.

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