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Sunday, 1 November 2015
Greetings for Indian Mining Day | 1st November |
Friday, 28 August 2015
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Sunday, 16 November 2014
DGMS online exam 2014 tips and guide | Online exam Demo
Dear Readers,
All we know that this time DGMS is going to conduct 2nd class and 1st class examinations online. Still many people have doubt and questions about this exam. Here I have tried for solving your doubts and make your self ready for examinations. All details are best of my knowledge and up to date till the writing of this post. You are requested for reverify these details from official sources.
I have found that still Many people have doubt about computer based exam. Special Thay are confused about user interface of new system.
Here I am providing you a basic software link of online objective type examinations. It may be quite different from original system adopted by DGMS. But it will surely help you. Click here for demo of online examinations.
Thursday, 26 December 2013
Mining Legislation Android App| Rules | CMR | MMR | Android App
Another mining android application for your smart phone.
Mine Legislation.apk
Coal Mine Regulation
Metalliferous Mines Regulation
Mines Rules
This application includes Coal Mine Regulation, Metalliferous mines Regulation and mines rules in Ebook formate for your android phone. It is very helpful for DGMS Exams for all mining engineers.
Always be loaded with rules every time by this app.
Details of App
Name: Mine Legislation
Size: 520 kb
Version: 1.0
Download link: click here to Download
Requirement: Android 2.0 or latest
Developer: Sanni Heruwala
Developed for: http://gujaratmining.blogspot.com
Your reviews are invited regarding this application. Please comment in below given box.
Special thanks to Developer ...!!!
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Mining Tyres | Off The Road Tyres | OTR Tyres
SELECTION, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE OF OTR (OFF THE ROAD) TYRES
Uses and characteristics of OTR.
The qualities which OTR must possess differ somewhat according to the function they must serve and the type of vehicles on which they are mounted.
Tyres are two types.
# Bias Tyre.
# Radial tyre.
# Structure and functions of OTR components.
* Steel radial type: - consists of four primary components. Casing piles, beads, belts and tread. These four components are primarily responsible for the tyre’s fundamental characteristics.
# Proper Tyre selection: -
In selecting the tyres suited for your specific requirements, all the factors which may affect the tyre must be taken in to account.
The following conditions, for example, make selection of the proper tyre more difficult.
* When climate changes are extreme (temperature, rain fall)
* When several types of vehicles by different makers are in use.
* When tyres are subject to hazards by both heat and cutting at the same time.
In these cases, the worst possible conditions should be estimated and tyres selected to meet those conditions.
¤ Type of vehicle
* Make, model.
* Maximum capacity of load.
* Maximum speed and horse power.
* Tyre size, star rating and ply rating.
¤ Operating conditions
* Climate
* Roads
* Operating speed
* Operating load
* Operating Tons KM per Hour
* Maintenance
¤ Performance expected
* Serviceability expected
* Heat and cut resistance
* Re capability
* Maneuverability
* Customer’s requirements
¤ Selection
*Correct tyre size, star rating and ply rating, type and tread pattern
*Correct specification of tyres.
*Correct inflation pressures.
¤ Proper tyre use
To get the most out of your tyres, tyres should be used correctly. Misuse of tyres will be inevitably resulting in rapid wearing and shortened serviceability, in some cases there is even a danger of ACCIDENTS.
To use tyres correctly the following five points must be observed with co-operation from five members of your staff
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* Correct inflation pressures: - Tyre man
* Specified load: - Shovel operator
* Prescribed vehicle speed: - Driver
* Proper vehicle maintenance: - Mechanics
* Full road maintenance: - Road maintenance staff
# Storage and Transportation of OTR
Tyre stock is divided in to New, Used and Worn out tyres.
¤ Grouping
* New tyres (not mounted on rims)
* New/used tyres (mounted on rims)
* Demounted tyres…..worn out, to be repaired
* Spare tyres (re usable, repaired, recapped)
* Scrapped tyres
# Method of storage
¤ New tyres
* Indoor storage. A cool, dark, dryplace.
* Outdoor storage. Covered with water proof tarpaulin.
* Tyres not mounted on rims must not be laid on top of one another.
* Keep away from motors, power switch boxes and cables, fuels and lubricants.
* Keep fire extinguisher ready for use.
* Do not remove bead protector or steel band until you are ready to mount the tyre.
¤ Used tyres
* Storage methods are the same as those used for new tyres.
* Remove stones and nails from tyres before storage.
* Attach a tag showing the tyre’s outer diameter for easy reference when the tyre is used again.
¤ Tyres on vehicles (when vehicle is not in operation)
* If possible, place the vehicle on jacks to keep the weight off the tyres.
* Cover tyres with tarpaulin.
* If the vehicle cannot be placed on jacks, move the vehicle once a month to prevent permanent distortion of tyres and keep the inflation pressure as prescribed.
* Do not paint tyres.
¤ Tubes
* New tubes should be kept packaged and in a cool, dry place.
* Used tubes should be deflated, cleaned and stored.
* Arrange tubes in storage by size.
Thursday, 5 December 2013
GMDC Recruitment 2013 | Mine Mate & Asst Manager Posts
GMDC Recruitment 2013 – Apply Online for Mine Mate & Asst Manager Posts: Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Limited (GMDC) has posted employment notification against recruitment of Mine Mate/ Sirdar General & Asst Manager Posts. Eligible candidates may apply through online on or before 20-12-2013. Other details like age limit, educational qualification, application fee details, selection process and how to apply are given below…
GMDC Vacancy Details:
Total No of Vacancies: 20
Name of the Posts:
1. Mine Mate/ Sirdar: 08 Posts
2. Deputy General Manager (Mines): 03 Posts
3. Assistant Manager (HR): 05 Posts
4. Assistant Engineer (Civil): 02 Posts
5. Assistant Manager (Finance/ Accounts/ Audit): 02 Posts
Age Limit: Candidate should have maximum 28 years for post 1, 45 years for post 2, 35 years for Post 3, 5 and 30 years for Post 4. Age relaxations are applicable as per the rules.
Educational Qualification: Candidate should possess H.S.C for Post 1, B.E./ B. Tech. (Mining) for Post 2, MLW/ MSW/ MBA (HR) for Post 3, B.E. (Civil) for Post 4 and C.A. or MBA (Finance) for Post 5 and Computer Knowledge is essential.
How to Apply: Interested candidates may apply through online on GMDC’s website www.gmdcltd.com on or before 20-12-2013.
Instructions to Apply Online:
1. Logon to the Web site www.gmdcltd.com
2. Click to the Careers and read the Suitable post notification
3. Click on the Apply Online link and enter with your email- i & pass word
4. Enter your details with out any error
5. Verify the details you entered once and submit the application.
For more details like educational qualification, vacancy distribution, pay scale and other instructions, click on the links given below…
Download Post 1 Recruitment Advt
Download Post 2 Recruitment Advt
Download Post 3 Recruitment Advt
Saturday, 30 November 2013
DGMS Circular 2010 | Download | PDF
DGMS Circular 2010
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DGMS (Approval)/AVA/ 01
Audio visual Alarm for surface transport Machinery & other Heavy earth Moving Machinery
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DGMS (Tech.) (S&T) Circular No.01
Respirable Dust Measurements and Control to Prevent Pneumoconiosis in Mines.
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DGMS/ S&T/Tech. Cir. (Approval) No. 2
Standard Components and Properties of Rigid Steel Props, Chocks & Cogs to be used in Mines
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DGMS (Tech.) (S&T) Circular No. 02
Design, Control and Monitoring of Pit and Dump Slopes in Opencast Mines
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DGMS/ S&T/Tech. Cir. (Approval) No. 3
Standard Components and Properties of Steel Roof Bolts to be used in Mines
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DGMS (Technical circular)/5
Safety features to be incorporated in Tippers / Trucks
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF CONFERENCES ON SAFETY IN MINES | SAFETY CONFERENCE | DGMS
As all of us know that safety conferences are conducted within certain time periods. All safety aspects related to mining are discussed there for making mining more safer. That is the main reason that every mining engineer must have access to Recommendations of Safety Conferences. And just because of this Recommendations of Safety Conferences are frequently asked in Statutory Examinations held by DGMS. Here I am posting you all Recommendations of Safety Conferences, which you can download. If you like our service than must share this with your friends on Facebook or other social networking sites.
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Recommendations Of The First Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In Calcutta On 5th-6th August, 1958
Recommendations Of The Second Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In Calcutta On 9th-10th July, 1966
Recommendations Of The Third Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In Calcutta On 14th-15th July, 1973
Recommendations Of The Fourth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In Calcutta On 24th December; 1978
Recommendations Of Fifth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held Ill New Delhi On 26-27 December, 1980
Recommendations Of Sixth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In New Delhi On 13th & 14th January, 1986
Recommendations Of Seventh Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In New Delhi On 19th & 20th Dec., 1988
Recommendations Of Eighth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held In New Delhi On 14th May, 1993
Recommendations Of Ninth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held On 2nd-3rd February, 2000 At New Delhi
Recommendations Of The Tenth Conference On Safety In Mines
Held On 26th And 27th November 2007, At New Delhi.
Recommendations Of 11th Conference On Safety In Mines
Held On 4th & 5th July, 2013 At New Delhi.
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Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Procedure for obtaining Second Class Managers (Coal)/Metal (Restricted and Un-restricted), Overman/Foreman Competency Certificates(exemption)
Second Class Manager’s Certificate:
1. The candidates are required to submit the following documents in original along with Form-II.
(i) Degree Certificate,(ii) Secondary School Certificate,
(iii) Character Certificate
(iv) Valid First Aid Certificate,
(v) Gas Testing certificate (not required for metal Restricted certificates),
(vi) Medical Certificate (with attested signature of candidate)
(vii) Experience Certificate (in original) for a period of one year from the date of passing of Degree. Out of this one years’ experience, the total experience of one year of underground workings is considered or 09 months of underground workings and 03 months’ of opencast workings is considered. Maximum six months’
experience in the areas of Dust Sampling In charge, Stone Dusting In charge, Planning, Research, Sinking & Prospecting, Engineering, Teaching, Training Officer/Instructor, Survey & Rescue work may also be considered including maximum period of three months’ experience in opencast mines. Experience obtained in statutory capacity like Sirdar/Overman /Mate /Foreman may also be considered provided such experience should have been obtained after receiving the requisite Degree. For Restricted certificates, experience in opencast mines may be considered.
2. Date of passing is taken as the date mentioned on Degree certificate or Degree mark sheet or provisional certificate or a certificate issued by the University/ College authorities. Candidates are advised to furnish supporting documents for their claim of date of passing.
3. Valid First Aid Certificate(issued by St.Jonh Ambulance association of India) & Gas Testing certificates are to be submitted in original.
4. A fees of Rs.75/- shall be paid in the form of Bank draft/Postal Order drawn in favour of DGMS at Dhanbad and fees should be obtained not more than one week before filling up of your application form. If more than one IPO is enclosed, then the details may be given in a separate sheet.
Overman’s/Foreman’s Certificate:
1. The candidates are required to submit the following documents in original along with Form-II.
(i)Degree Certificate,(ii) Secondary School Certificate,
(iii) Character Certificate
(iv) Valid First Aid Certificate,
(v) Gas Testing certificate (not required for metal Restricted certificates),
(vi) Medical Certificate(with attested signature of candidate)
(vii) Experience Certificate (in original) for a period of one year from the date of passing of Diploma. Out of this one years’ experience, the total experience of one year of underground workings is considered or 09 months of underground workings and 03 months’ of opencast workings is considered. Experience
obtained in statutory capacity like Sirdar/Overman/Mate/Foreman may also be considered provided such experience should have been obtained after receiving the requisite Diploma. Entire experience in opencast mines may be considered for Foreman Restricted certificate.
2. Date of passing is taken as the date mentioned on Degree certificate or Degree mark sheet or provisional certificate or a certificate issued by the University/ College authorities. Candidates are advised to furnish supporting documents for their claim of date of passing.
3. Valid First Aid Certificate (issued by St.Jonh Ambulance association of India) & Gas Testing certificates are to be submitted in original.
4. A fees of Rs.50/- shall be paid in the form of Bank draft/Postal Order drawn in favour of DGMS at Dhanbad and fees should be obtained not more than one week before filling up of your application form. If more than one IPO is enclosed, then the details may be given in a separate sheet.
Surveyor’s (Coal)/(Metal)(Res/Un-Res) Certificate:
(a) Persons holding Degree in Mining Engineering or an equivalent qualification from a Institution approved under Regulation 17 will be eligible for grant of a Surveyor’s Certificate if he possesses at least six month’s experience in surveying the workings belowground of a mine after obtaining Degree.
(b) Persons holding Diploma or merit certificate in Mining Engineering or an equivalent qualification from a Institution approved under Regulation 17 will be eligible for grant of a Surveyor’s Certificate if he possesses at least one year’s experience in surveying the workings belowground of a mine after obtaining Diploma for Coal and Metal (Un-Res) and experience in opencast mines in case of Metal(Res).
1. The candidates are required to submit the following documents in original along with Form-II.
(i)Degree Certificate,(ii) Secondary School Certificate,
(iii) Character Certificate
(iv) Valid First Aid Certificate,
(v) Gas Testing certificate (not required for metal Restricted certificates),
(vi) Medical Certificate(with attested signature of candidate)
(vii) Experience Certificate (in original) for a period of one year/six months from the date of passing of Diploma/Degree. One years’/six months, experience shall be of surveying of underground workings only for Coal and Metal (Un-Res) and experience in opencast mines in case of Metal(Res) certificate is required.
2. Date of passing is taken as the date mentioned on Degree certificate or Degree mark sheet or provisional certificate or a certificate issued by the University/ College authorities. Candidates are advised to furnish supporting documents for their claim of date of passing.
3. Valid First Aid Certificate(issued by St.Jonh Ambulance association of India) & Gas Testing certificates are to be submitted in original.
4. A fees of Rs.50/- sha ll be paid in the form of Bank draft/Postal Order drawn in favour of DGMS at Dhanbad and fees should be obtained not more than one week before filling up of your application form. If more than one IPO is enclosed, then the details may be given in a separat e sheet.
Click Here To Download This with Form-II.
Click Here For Gas Testing
Click Here For Experience, Character and Medical Certificate.
Monday, 11 November 2013
DHANBAD BASANTIMATA MINE ACCIDENT
DHANBAD BASANTIMATA MINE ACCIDENT WITH DETAILED TIMELINE
05:44 PM 12-Nov-2013
DHANBAD: Search for the four trapped miners ended after 28 hours with the recovery of three more bodies today from the Basantimata coal mine here, the roof of which had caved in. "The bodies of Sitaram Majhi, Litu Saha, and Assistant Manager Arup Chatterjee were extricated today with the help of professional well diggers," BCCL sources said. The body of another miner, Heera Lal, was brought out yesterday. All the bodies were sent for post-mortem. The mine accident occurred when the roof of the Basantimata mine caved in at 11.15 am yesterday during an inspection by colliery officials. The last body was brought out at 3.40 pm today. Rescue teams of BCCL and ECL were unable to extricate the bodies and the help of professional well diggers of nearby Nirsa area was sought, General Manager of the Chanch/Victoria area of BCCL in which the mine falls, T S Mandal said. Over 20 diggers pierced the collapsed roof and brought out the bodies.
BCCL Chief General Manager T K Lahiri today said there must have been some mistake in selecting the spot where the mining was on. An enquiry has been ordered into the accident, Lahiri said adding compensation and job to the family members of the deceased would be made as per normal.
09:24 AM 12-Nov-2013
4 bodies recovered; trapped miners rescued
Dhanbad: Bodies of the four miners, who were trapped in a colliery in Dhanbad have been taken out. The remaining trapped miners have also been rescued. At least 20 people were left trapped in the Basantimata colliery in Dhanbad in Jharkhand on Monday after a roof caved in at a BCCL coal mine, leading to suspension of mining activities at the site. Bharat Coking Coal (BCCL) Chairman and Managing Director Tapas Kumar Lahiry has said that the Basantimata mine in the Chanch/Victoria area caved in at about 11 am on Monday during an inspection by colliery officials after the night shift.
The incident occurred during a break between shifts, Lahiry said, adding that generally about 100 miners work in one shift. The four employees trapped inside were Heera Lal and Sitaram Majhi, besides Litu Saha and Arup Chatterjee, he said. Dhanbad-based BCCL, a Coal India subsidiary, accounts for almost 50 per cent of the total prime coking coal requirement of the integrated steel sector.
(With additional information from PTI)
9.00Pm 11-Nov-2013 :
4 feared dead, at least 6 others trapped inside a colliery
Dhanbad: At least four people are feared to have died in Dhanbad in Jharkhand after being trapped inside a colliery of Bharat Cooking Coal Limited (BCCL) on Monday, according to sources. At least 6 other miners are still trapped inside the colliery of BCCL. The incident took place at Basantimata colliery in Dhanbad. Report says that it is the incident of earth caving in. Rescue team of BCCL have reached the site and have started the operation.
(More updates awaited)
4.29 pm 11-Nov-2013 : All miners except four rescued, says BCCL official A BCCL official said the roof collapsed at the Basantimata colliery, situated at Nirsa in Dhanbad district, around 240 km from Ranchi. At least 175 miners had gone inside the mine for coal excavation. "All miners except four have been rescued. The rescue operation is going on," RR Prasad, chief of the company's corporate communication department said.
4.08 pm 11-Nov-2013 : District Collector says only one dead District Collector of Dhanbad Prashant Kumar said,"Seven people are trapped of which three have been brought out unhurt and one person has died." Kumar told Times Now that rescue team on the job are trying to cut put big chunks of rock to bring out people. He said that the ceiling of the was disturbed so care has to be taken because the ceiling might collapse. Meanwhile CNN-IBN had earlier reported four people are feared dead after the Basantimata Colliery, belonging to the state-owned Bharat Coking Coal Limited in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, caved in today with six miners trapped inside. Rescue teams have rushed to the spot to rescue the trapped miners. As per reports on CNN-IBN, the colliery follows the open cast method of mining. Confusion prevailed over the number of miners trapped inside with conflicting reports coming in saying nearly 100 miners were trapped. Later the number of miners was scaled down to 20 then to six. Although no official report has been
issued so far, there are four casualties, one more than the initial three when reports first came in. The incident happened when 170 miners were drilling the inclined mine at the colliery and the coal wall collapsed. Among them 164 miners were resued and the injured have been rushed to hospital. Six miners are still reportedly trapped. Senior Bharat Coking Coal Limited and Dhanbad district administration officials are at the spot.
Monday, 4 November 2013
7 dead in mine blast in southwest China
Seven miners were killed Saturday in an explosion at a coal mine in southwest China, state-run media reported.
The blast occurred at about 2 a.m. local time at the Huangshuiba Coal Mine in the town of Yumo in the Guizhou Province, where 50 miners were working, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported, citing local officials.
Rescuers pulled 45 miners out of mine, including two who later died from injuries sustained in the blast, the news agency reported.
The bodies of five miners were found near the blast site, according to Xinhua.
The cause of the accident was under investigation, authorities said, according to the news agency.
Saturday, 2 November 2013
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Wednesday, 30 October 2013
World's NEW Largest Dumper Truck
Belaz 75710 is more than 65ft long, 26ft high and can carry 450 tons of debris.
It can even thunder along at 40mph. The Belaz 75710 was unveiled today and its makers in the former Soviet republic of Belarus plan to submit it for inclusion in the Guinness Book of Records.
Belaz debuted its latest dump truck last month, and the Belarusian company claims it to be the biggest in the world. The 75710 can carry a staggering 496-ton (equivalent to 450 metric tons) payload, and will be used in open mines on temporary roads. To put the size of the truck into perspective, take a look at one of its eight tires, which is twice as tall as an average-size person!
Two 16-cylinder turbocharged diesel engines with a combined capacity of 130 liters power the mining truck, with help from an electromechanical transmission to put the power to the ground. Each engine produces 2,300 horsepower for a combined 4,600 hp, yet that number seems paltry when considering the combined torque rating: 13,738 pound-feet of torque! All that power nets a top speed of just 40 miles per hour, but at least the weight distribution evens out with a full payload. Speaking of full payloads, the truck has a max weight of 893 tons filled to the brim.Belaz's chief designer for mining vehicles, Leonid Trukhnov, says the 75710 is the first 496-ton mining truck made, and the company is submitting documents to claim a Guinness World Record.
Watch the images of the Belaz 75710 below, and notice how small people standing next to it look compared to the enormous machine.
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Monday, 28 October 2013
Mining Dictionary | pdf | Mining and Mineral terms
Hello Mining Engineers,
I think many of you have find need of dictionary while reading mining books or writing about mining articles or answers. As there are many dictionaries available in market and also online but the most of dictionaries doesn't have all mining terms or special mining meanings of words. If you may also have searched for this on internet or market, but didn't find your need? Then it's for you.
Here I am providing you a fully dedicated mining dictionary with all mining terms for FREE . For your ease it's converted into .pdf form . You can use this in your computers and also in smart phones. I received this request for pure mining dictionary from our blog reader who is a mining student. And by the way it's helpful for mining students. I also have posted an article about free mining dictionary for android mobile. If you are interested then please visit above given link.
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Size: 13.7 Mb
Pages: 3660 Pages
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Type: Mining Dictionary English
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I think many of you have find need of dictionary while reading mining books or writing about mining articles or answers. As there are many dictionaries available in market and also online but the most of dictionaries doesn't have all mining terms or special mining meanings of words. If you may also have searched for this on internet or market, but didn't find your need? Then it's for you.
Here I am providing you a fully dedicated mining dictionary with all mining terms for FREE . For your ease it's converted into .pdf form . You can use this in your computers and also in smart phones. I received this request for pure mining dictionary from our blog reader who is a mining student. And by the way it's helpful for mining students. I also have posted an article about free mining dictionary for android mobile. If you are interested then please visit above given link.
File Details:
Size: 13.7 Mb
Pages: 3660 Pages
Format: Pdf
Type: Mining Dictionary English
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