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Moving baseline for evaluation of advanced coal-extraction systems
Author(s) -
C.R. Bickerton,
M.D. Westerfield
Publication year - 1981
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/6786166
Subject(s) - baseline (sea) , coal mining , production (economics) , coal , work (physics) , resource (disambiguation) , engineering , computer science , mining engineering , waste management , mechanical engineering , computer network , oceanography , economics , geology , macroeconomics
Results from the initial effort to establish baseline economic performance comparators for a program whose intent is to define, develop, and demonstrate advanced systems suitable for coal resource extraction beyond the year 2000 are reported. Systems used were selected from contemporary coal mining technology and from conservation conjectures of year 2000 technology. The analysis was also based on a seam thickness of 6 ft. Therefore, the results are specific to the study systems and the selected seam extended to other seam thicknesses.

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