Prop-and-shoe assemblies of self-advancing mine roof-supports
AssigneeHermann Hemscheidt Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co.
InventorHans Bull
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Abstract
A prop-and-shoe assembly of an hydraulic self-advancing mine roof-support unit, comprising an hydraulic prop having a bearing member at or near one end which is pivotally supported on a pivot on the shoe and having a tubular portion which slidingly embraces the bearing member, a chamber within the said tubular prop portion which permits longitudinal displacement of the prop with respect to the shoe by the admission of hydraulic fluid under pressure into the chamber, an abutment adjacent the lower end of the tubular prop portion, and a stop face against which the abutment is pushed by hydraulic fluid supplied to the chamber during operation of the assembly so as to bring the prop into a desired position with respect to the shoe.
Claims6
A prop-and-shoe assembly of an hydraulic self-advancing mine roof support unit, comprising an hydraulic prop, a shoe operatively connected to an end of the prop, a bearing member adjacent the said end of the prop, a pivot on the shoe serving to pivotally support the said bearing member, a tubular portion of the prop slidably embracing the said bearing member, a chamber within said tubular prop portion permitting longitudinal displacement of the prop with respect to the shoe by the admission of hydraulic fluid under pressure into the chamber, an abutment adjacent the lower end of the said tubular prop portion, and a stop face on the shoe against which the said abutment is pushed by hydraulic fluid supplied to the said chamber during operation of the assembly whereby the prop is brought into a desired position with respect to the shoe.
A prop-and-shoe assembly as claimed in claim, wherein the chamber within said tubular prop portion is partially bounded by the said bearing member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.