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Caterpillar Global Mining Europe Gmbh

Dbt Gmbh

Ulrich W Bechem

Joachim Raschka

Jens Steinberg

Philip Bechem

Klaus Bechem

Oliver Kortmann

Jan Rohwer

Christian Schreiter

Johannes Krings

Frank Herrmann

Philip C Bechem

A milling device is disclosed. The milling device may have a shaft. The shaft may have a shaft axis (A). The milling device may also have a spindle drum rotatably mounted relative to the shaft axis (A) and rotatable about a spindle drum axis (B) coaxial to the shaft axis (A). Further, the milling device may have a plurality of tool spindles rotatably mounted in the spindle drum and rotatable about tool spindle axes (D). Each tool spindle axis (D) may be parallely arranged and spaced apart from the shaft axis (A) and may have a same distance to the shaft axis (A). The milling machine may also have a plurality of machining tools carried by the tool spindles. At least two of the plurality of machining tools may be positioned displaced from one another in a direction of the shaft axis (A).

Milling device

The present disclosure relates to a mobile mining machine which may comprise a movable machine base frame, a rotatable tool drum and including excavating tools. The mobile mining machine may further comprise a cantilever unit including a front support arm part and a base part, and a pivotal device to pivot the cantilever unit. The mobile mining machine may further comprise a tilt device to tilt the cantilever unit and a rotary mechanism to rotate the support arm part and the tool drum. Thus, a mobile mining machine with which tunnels, galleries or shafts may be continuously driven in even in hard rock with a high mining output and low tool wear may be provided.

Mobile mining

A mobile mining machine includes a movable machine base frame having a boom, a swinging device for swinging the boom, and a tilting device for tilting the boom. At least one tool drum is coupled to the boom for rotation about a drum axis and rotatable tool carriers are arranged on a circumference of the tool drum. The boom has a supporting arm, on which the tool drum is mounted, and a separate swinging base, which is swingable about a swing axis in relation to the machine base frame by the swinging device. The supporting arm and the swinging base are connected to one another by a system of guide bars, by way of which a setting angle of the drum axis in relation to the swing axis is adjustable.

Mobile mining machine and method for driving tunnels, roadways or shafts, in particular in hard rock

A roller drill for removing material, such as in particular rock, minerals or the like, according to the undercutting principle, comprising a cutting face which is formed concentrically around a central axis and widens conically toward an end face of the roller drill, and includes a supporting body which is arranged on the inner side of the cutting face and extends up to the end face of the tool. In order to provide a roller drill or a roller bit of which the tool life or service life is improved compared with the prior art, the cutting face is made of a harder material than the supporting body and the supporting body forms an annular web which is conical at least at an outer circumferential wall and which defines with its inner circumferential wall a free space at the end face of the tool. The tool can resharpen itself automatically due to the free space and the dissimilar material combination.

Roller drill or roller bit

The invention relates to a device for milling rock or other materials. Said device comprises a spindle drum () which is rotatably mounted on a drum support () and in which a plurality of tool spindles () are received to be rotatable about spindle axes in a manner off-center of the drum axis (). The tool spindles, at their ends projecting from the spindle drum, carry machining tools (). The invention is characterized in that at least two of the tool spindles can be driven by a common gear drive which comprises output gears (), permanently disposed on the tool spindles, and a common drive element () interacting with the output gears. The drive element and the spindle drum () can be rotated in relation to each other.

Device for milling rock and other materials and method for milling rock or the like using said device

A drive device for rotating tools operating with oscillation superimposition, including a drive housing, a carrier sleeve mounted rotatably within the drive housing, a drive shaft mounted rotatably therein, a tool carrier to receive working tools and an oscillation-generating mechanism for generating the oscillation superimposition for the one or more tool carriers. The oscillation-generating mechanism for each tool carrier includes at least two intermediate shafts. The intermediate shafts are connected to the one or more tool carriers via an eccentric component part may be driven synchronously.

Drive device for rotating and oscillating a tool, and a compatible tool for mining

A combination of conventional or superimposed percussive slot-cutting tools for creating slots and grooves, with eccentric, superimposed percussive, counterbalanced planar milling tools for excavating floors, walls, rocks, minerals and the like.

Process for producing slots, grooves, and planar excavations

An apparatus for treating rock, minerals or similar materials includes at least two tool-bearing sleeves supported by bearings. The tool-bearing sleeves are arranged in eccentric relationship to a common drive shaft. The tool-bearing sleeves are counterbalanced with reference to respective counterweights.

Eccentrically driven percussive tools for treating materials

An apparatus for percussively milling slots in rock or the like includes a flat disk-like radial boring tool mounted on a drive shaft which is rotated slowly against the work while being driven percussively and radially outwardly toward the work in the neighborhood of, for example, forty times for every revolution of the tool.

Eccentrically arranged radial boring tool apparatus

The invention relates to a drill bit which includes a drive arrangement having two opposed drive shafts which are transverse to the drill rod axis, mechanism for driving the shafts and a rock comminuting cutter which is eccentrically mounted on each of the shafts.

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Hagen, Germany

Ulrich W Bechem