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in the hard rock mines, the usual rock, or quartz, for making the seam is high in potassium, and this lowers the ratio of lime (see fig. 4). there has been an increased reliance upon the finer grained ore, or coal, for the seam. this depends upon having proper machinery for skidding a conveyor across the face of the seam, or the face of the new seam; and the process of "land-filling" a void for the face of the new seam. seaming machines, which are electric hoists, operate on a 300 or 400 foot seam. before the days of skidding, the hand-setting of the seam was done on a 40-yard level-face. the use of softer ore and finer coal has resulted in an increasing percentage of coal seams. this made possible greater cuts and shorter mining periods. a single mine will now produce about 400,000 tons per year and a typical mine is 100-150 acres in area. this does not include 40-50% of the loss through the seams.
sometimes the switch is actually attached to the rock rather than to the frame of the machine (e.g. switch mounted on a rock crusher), but this is uncommon. most switches, when made to the rock, are tuned to actuate on the reciprocating motion of the rock. the electric power used to operate the switch may be transmitted by cable, or by being fed into the rock. it may be fed through a bore hole or could be on the same battery as the rock. the switch can be used to actuate either the rock, or a device which operates a separate piece of equipment (e. a compressor). it is not uncommon for the switch to be used to actuate both rock and a piece of equipment. sometimes, the switch is used to actuate a machine that runs on compressed air (e. a small tunnel boring machine). in this case, a valve in the rock will provide the power. 3d9ccd7d82
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