Method and system for monitoring operation of a cable shovel
A monitoring system and cable technology, applied in mechanically driven excavators/dredgers, slitting machines, earth-moving drilling, etc., can solve problems such as directness and simplicity
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[0014] figure 1 and figure 2 Side and rear views, respectively, of an electric cable shovel 10 including an embodiment of a monitoring system. The shovel 10 includes a shovel body 12 mounted for rotation on a base 14 . The base 14 includes a pair of crawlers 16 that are energized by a motor (not shown) to enable the shovel 10 to be driven around the mine site. The electric motor may be a diesel engine, multiple electric motors or one electric motor receiving power from a motor generator set carried on the shovel. Shovel 10 is controlled by an operator in cab 18 . Boom 20 (for simplification purpose in figure 2 (omitted in ) extends upward from the shovel main body 12 and is connected to the main body 12 at its lower end. In the shovel configuration shown, the boom 20 is maintained in a fixed position relative to the main body 12, but an angle sensor could also be provided to further improve the positional accuracy of the calculated bucket position. However, some shovel...
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