C2089 Sahakol Mae Moh 8 FLSmidth Conveyor System
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- FLSmidth Conveyor System for Sahakol Equipment Public Company Limited’s Mae Moh Overburden Removal Phase 8 project. Largest conveyor in Thailand.
Conveyor System Data:
12 Conveyors Belt Width 2200 mm and 2600 mm.
Capacity 27.600 t/h.
12.6 km length.
Drop -120 m, Lift +310 m.
40 Conveyor Drives 1750 kW and 2000 kW.
Total Weight 10.000 tons.
Total installed power 72 MW.
105 km Cables. 1000 Field Devices. 9000 PLC Inputs and Outputs.
Milestones:
Sahakol-FLSmidth Contract Signing: 18 November 2016
Start of Operation: 1 March 2018
Restart of Operation: 21 June 018 after landslide.
Hand Over Ceremony: 2 August 2018
Project Manager: Helmut Oberrisser, FLSmidth
Video by Helmut Oberrisser
Awesome Video!
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Belle video 👍👍👍 แมเมาะ
Amazing and great.
Thank you for your video, but just to clarify, and we ask you to please be more specific of this in your overview, the high-capacity (27,600 t/h) spreader at the end of the conveyor line (shown in the video from 08:02 to 08:25) was not part of the FLSmidth scope and was part of TAKRAF’s contract scope directly with the client.
Amazing💐👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍
Nice👍
I'm working RMHS project 3 years .
Cool. How many tph pls?
It would be nice to reach 6,000tph figure
Moin Helmut. Excellent video. Are you working in industry in South-East Asia, if I can ask? Danke.
Satisfactory be llike
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samakah belt conveyor batu bara dgn belt conveyor pabrik kertas ?
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Removing overburden ? What next ?
Hello, I want to ask you to use some images in this clip. I use it for my clip. Can i ???
Becarefull it's easy to make big belt conveyor but difficult to maintain and protect it
Agree, I work cleaning these machines. They're a mess and need to stop every few hours for cleaning to avoid belt ruptures or chute obstruction.
Up 2019
Noise level distance 10 meter how much
How to change damaged idler there is no such provision i seen
Those clips and chains that hold the idlers. They look like they are for that right?
@@Tadesan thats right
How much cost per km
Helmut would know better but usually Capex ~5-8M$/km, pays off rather quickly when imaging the alternative with trucks going forth and back
@@zappaonsax can you explain in simple language
@@saveindia5149 Price to buy is 5 to 8 Million US Dollars per km.
Operational costs depend on terrain but is much cheaper than transport with trucks.
:)) zero fucks given to safety :))
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