Abstract
The UK National Coal Board's Western Area is currently producing 10.5 m/tons per annum from 16 collieries exploiting 26 different seams. This article looks at the use of free steered vehicles (FSV's) in Haig Colliery, Point of Ayr and Silverdale Colliery, covering general applications, installation of coal faces and face salvage by FSV's.
Citation Formats
Ferris, W.
Use of free steered vehicles. [United Kingdom].
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1986.
Web.
Ferris, W.
Use of free steered vehicles. [United Kingdom].
United Kingdom.
Ferris, W.
1986.
"Use of free steered vehicles. [United Kingdom]."
United Kingdom.
@misc{etde_5788309,
title = {Use of free steered vehicles. [United Kingdom]}
author = {Ferris, W}
abstractNote = {The UK National Coal Board's Western Area is currently producing 10.5 m/tons per annum from 16 collieries exploiting 26 different seams. This article looks at the use of free steered vehicles (FSV's) in Haig Colliery, Point of Ayr and Silverdale Colliery, covering general applications, installation of coal faces and face salvage by FSV's.}
journal = {Colliery Guardian; (United Kingdom)}
volume = {234:1}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1986}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Use of free steered vehicles. [United Kingdom]}
author = {Ferris, W}
abstractNote = {The UK National Coal Board's Western Area is currently producing 10.5 m/tons per annum from 16 collieries exploiting 26 different seams. This article looks at the use of free steered vehicles (FSV's) in Haig Colliery, Point of Ayr and Silverdale Colliery, covering general applications, installation of coal faces and face salvage by FSV's.}
journal = {Colliery Guardian; (United Kingdom)}
volume = {234:1}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1986}
month = {Jan}
}