Performance evaluation of a haulage rope using two non-destructive testing instruments

Basak, Debasish; Das, B.

doi:10.1784/insi.2012.55.1.21

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“…The outcome of the study will be useful for continuous monitoring of the condition of chairlift ropes in a mining installation. A complete documentation of gradual rope deterioration throughout a rope's entire service life by periodic inspection of the rope installation would enable the operator to arrive at a decision to prevent premature rope failure under adverse conditions or extend rope life in deserving cases [7] .…”

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Performance evaluation of chairlift ropes in two man-riding systems in an incline coal mine using a non-destructive testing instrument

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Electromagnetic non-destructive testing/evaluation is an important means for assessment of the performance of chairlift ropes in a mining installation. The visual method produces the possibility of inadequate inspection due to its subjectivity.Magnetic flaw detectors, which measure loss of metallic area (LMA) and detect local faults (LF), such as broken wires and other faults of the ropes, are used to determine rope wear. Regular non-destructive evaluation/testing (NDE/NDT) inspections provide a powerful tool for monitoring the rate of degradation of a rope. The effective technology for these devices depends on the magnetic properties of the steel wire rope. An attempt has been made in this paper to evaluate the performance of ropes in two chairlift man-riding systems in an incline coal mine in India.

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“…Finding flaws and measuring their dimensions are the main purposes of NDT [1] . The magnetic non-destructive evaluation method is being used nowadays to assess the condition of stranded ropes in chairlift man-riding systems in mines.…”

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Performance evaluation of chairlift ropes in two man-riding systems in an incline coal mine using a non-destructive testing instrument

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Performance evaluation of a haulage rope using two non-destructive testing instruments

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Performance evaluation of chairlift ropes in two man-riding systems in an incline coal mine using a non-destructive testing instrument

Performance evaluation of chairlift ropes in two man-riding systems in an incline coal mine using a non-destructive testing instrument

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