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P&H Mining Equipment 4100 AC Walkthrough
One of the most familiar and preferred loading machines in large surface mining operations around the world is the P&H electric mining shovel. Packing a working weight of over 1,645 tons and capable of moving 120-ton payloads of material every 30 seconds into the tray of a nearby 400-ton capacity haul truck, AC-drive P&H 4100-class shovels are helping the global mining industry achieve increasingly efficient and reliable productivity. If you love best-in-class engineering marvels, have a look at this video that nicely dissects the mechanical and electrical systems that comprise the most advanced P&H electric mining shovels to date. Source: P&H MinePro Services.com.
P&H 4100XPC Shovel
The P&H 4100XPC provides a 115 ton (104.3 metric ton) nominal payload capacity specifically designed to operate in mines for high production loading of 240 ton to 400 ton (218 metric ton to 363 metric ton) haul trucks and larger. The 4100XPC stands alone as the preferred ultra-class shovel choice for high production mines around the world.. Source:
P&H MinePro Services.com.
P&H Mining Equipment designs, builds and supports a line of drilling and material handling machinery marketed under the "P&H" trademark and applied to minerals and energy surface mining operations worldwide. The firm is an operating subsidiary of Joy Global Inc.
Power shovel
A Power shovel (also stripping shovel or Front Shovel or Electric Mining Shovel) is a bucket equipped machine, usually electrically powered, used for digging and loading earth or fragmented rock, and mineral extraction.
Shovels normally consist of a revolving deck with a power plant, driving and controlling mechanisms, usually a counterweight, and a front attachment, such as a boom or crane which supports a handle with a digger at the end. The machinery is mounted on a base platform with tracks or wheels. The bucket is also known as the dipper. Modern bucket capacities range from 8 m3 to nearly 80 m3.
Power shovels are used principally for excavation and removal of overburden in open-cut mining operations, though it may include loading of minerals, such as coal.
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