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Application of Comprehensive Dust Control Technology of Automation in Rock Roadway Driving

Wang Wei-fen

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In order to effectively reduce dust concentration in rock roadway mining, based on mine automation, infrared intelligent spray, scraper reprint point automatic spray combined with comprehensive dust control technology were used to improve the efficiency of reducing dust, the labor intensity and environment of the working face.

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In order to effectively reduce dust concentration in rock roadway mining, based on mine automation, infrared intelligent spray, scraper reprint point automatic spray combined with comprehensive dust control technology were used to improve the efficiency of reducing dust, the labor intensity and environment of the working face.

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In order to effectively reduce dust concentration in rock roadway mining, based on mine automation, infrared intelligent spray, scraper reprint point automatic spray combined with comprehensive dust control technology were used to improve the efficiency of reducing dust, the labor intensity and environment of the working face.

Key concepts: Automation, Scraper site, Dust control, Reprint, Engineering, Mining engineering, Environmental science, Automotive engineering

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