Hydraulically operated mine roof support and a control arrangement thereof
AssigneeBochmer Eisennuette Heintzmann GmbH
InventorErnst-Gunter Nerlich
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AssigneeBochmer Eisennuette Heintzmann GmbH
InventorErnst-Gunter Nerlich
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A control arrangement for a hydraulically operated mine roof support having first and second consumers which require smaller and larger amount of the working medium per time unit, respectively, has first control elements for the first consumers and second control elements for the second consumers. The first control elements include a first bundle of hoses having a small inner diameter and arranged to select and apply pressure to the first consumers directly from a neighboring mine roof support. The second control elements include a second bundle of hoses with a small inner diameter, main control valves indirectly remotely controlled through the second bundle of hoses and arranged to select the second consumers, and conduits extending between the second consumers and the main control valves and arranged to apply pressure to the former. The conduits have an inner diameter which exceeds that of the hoses of the first and second bundles.
A control arrangement for a hydraulically operated mine roof support located adjacent to a neighboring mine roof support and having first consumers which require a smaller amount of a working medium per time unit and second consumers which require a larger amount of the working medium per time unit, said control arrangement comprising first control means for the first consumers which require a smaller amount of a working medium per unit time, said first control means including a first bundle of hoses having a relatively small inner diameter for passing the working medium and arranged to select and to apply pressure to the first consumers directly from the neighboring mine roof support;
A mine roof support installation including a hydraulically operated mine roof support having first consumers which require a small amount of a working medium per time unit and second consumers which require a large amount of the working medium per time unit;
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