UNDERGROUND OPERATIONS AT THE DOME MINES

CIM Bulletin, 1926

The mine is entered by a central vertical shaft, strongly timbered, and containing two compartments- one for the passenger cage, the other for the large skips bringing the ore to the surface. A man-way, for emergencies, is also provided, parallel to the shaft. The cage is a single-deck steel box, carrying about thirty persons; by means of arrangements above and below, it can also hoist and lower materials needed in the workings.
Mots Clés: Bits, diamond drilling, hard rock, ore, steel, stopes, Drifts, Ore, Ores, Rock, Rocks, steel, Steels
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