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Automation of skips

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Automated skips may be introduced along the line of the system devised by Ukrenergochermet using a gamma relay.

The normal operation of skips under automated conditions is ensured by fitting the bunkers with brace shutters devised by Ukrenergochermet.

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  1. N. B. Minin and others. Gamma relays in automating the coal industry. Ugletekhizdat, 1956.

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  1. Nikitovka Dolomite Combine, Ukraine

    P. L. Kotik

  2. Ukrenergochermet, USSR

    A. I. Golub', P. N. Gratsershetyn & D. P. Lobkovskiy

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Kotik, P.L., Golub', A.I., Gratsershetyn, P.N. et al. Automation of skips. Refractories 1, 358–360 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01605187

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