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Context: Recently, the CSIR-Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CSIR-CIMFR) has successfully conducted the first trial blast for the Dozer Push Mining Method, integrating advanced digital technologies, for the first time in India.
It is a cutting-edge technological solution that integrates advanced digital technologies to revolutionise coal extraction processes.
It is a viable alternative to the conventional truck-shovel mining technique or shovel-dumper and dragline methods.
Truck-Shovel (TS) systems are the most common mining system used to remove the upper and thinner overburdens found within a deposit. Dragline methods remove the much deeper overburdens.
Trial in – Parsa East and Kete Basen (PEKB) Coal Mine in Chhattisgarh by Adani Natural Resources.
Developed by – Dhanbad based CSIR-Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CSIR-CIMFR).
Objective – To ensure the vibration and flyrock which are controlled within safe limits.
Key technical innovation - Automated drilling process with unmanned operations.
Precise cast/throw blasting techniques for optimal material displacement.
Automated dozer for efficient material movement.
Integration of advanced digital technology for operational oversight.
Trial – It involved drilling of 108 holes using automated drill machine, followed bycast/throw blasting using 60 tons of bulk emulsion explosives.
The blasted material will be pushed in decoaled area using specially designed, large-sized automated dozer machine.
Faster coal recovery rates, accelerating project timelines.
Reduced weather-related production delays, ensuring consistent output.
Enhanced dragline machine utilisation, maximising equipment efficiency.
7-10% reduction in operational costs and lower unit production costs, improving competitiveness in the market.
By: Shubham Tiwari ProfileResourcesReport error
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