Forefield Anchoring – Type KS 25The forefield anchoring KS is a single-system anchoring determined for fixation of the wallconveyor discharging end. The anchoring is determined for the conveyor direct discharging and for the under-wall conveyor connecting. Then it can move together with the conveyor. The anchoring is equipped with a crown hinge, that is why the wall conveyor drive can fully swing round against the gathering conveyor. The anchoring height is adjustable. The anchoring is determined for inclines up to 25ş. More info [PDF; 0,47 MB] Forefield Anchoring – Lines KHV and KHThe forefield anchoring devices – Lines KHV and KH are single-system upper anchoring devices determined for fixation of the wall conveyor reverse end. The anchoring cushions reactions of the conveyor as well as the weight components of the whole configuration including operation forces and reactions. For placing the anchoring in concrete conditions, it is necessary to calculate it for the local conditions (inclines, equipment, etc). More info [PDF; 0,68 MB]
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The anchoring KHV is equipped with a long slide shoe for better steadiness and the turn-around terminal height is adjustable. The anchoring height is adjustable. The anchoring is determined for inclines up to 25ş. The anchoring KH is very simple and it is determined especially for heavy geological conditions. The anchorings can be up-graded to the Type KH SE 35 and then they can be operated in the inclines up to 35ş as double-system ones. Forefield Upper Anchoring – Type KHSE 35The forefield anchoring KHSE 35 is determined for fixation of the forefield drag conveyor reverse end. The anchoring cushions reactions of the conveyor as well as the weight components of the whole mining configuration (combine, coal plough) including operation forces and reactions of the above stated mining machines. For placing the anchoring in concrete conditions, it is necessary to calculate it for the local conditions (inclines, equipment, safety coefficient, etc) KHSE 35 is a double-system anchoring with permanent anchoring effect. More info [PDF; 0,32 MB]
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