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Question Text:
In India a coal seam is termed as "Thick Seam" when its thickness is equal to or more than
_______ m.
Options:
(1) 2.8
(2) 3
(3) 3.6
(4) 4.5
(5) 4.8
Options:
(1) 20
(2) 25
(3) 30
(4) 40
(5) 50
Options:
(1) Goaf edges
(2) Development roadways in coal seam
(3) Depillaring district
(4) Shaft sinking
(5) Splits & slices
Options:
(1) Bord & Pillar Mining
(2) Blasting Gallery Method
(3) Room & Pillar Mining
(4) Knife Edge Method
(5) Longwall Mining
Options:
(1) P1
(2) P2
(3) P3
(4) P4
(5) P5
Options:
(1) Marginal
(2) Sub-critical
(3) Critical
(4) Super-critical
(5) Nominal
Options:
(1) critical
(2) nominal
(3) sub-critical
(4) residual
(5) critical
Options:
(1) 120 to 140
(2) 140 to 155
(3) > 155
(4) 100 to 120
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(5) < 100
Options:
(1) Gradient
(2) Throw
(3) Hade
(4) Upthrow
(5) Downthrow
Options:
(1) The initial cut made to open a mine
(2) The final cut to close the mine
(3) Any cut which must look like an open box
(4) The cut to extend haul road
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Equivalent resistance of mine is reduced.
(2) Chance of methane layer formation is less.
(3) Large NVP is developed adding fan pressure.
(4) Cooling power of air is increased
(5) Increases humidity
Options:
(1) Suspension
(2) Beam building
(3) Keying
(4) Consolidation
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Areas having frequent geological disturbances are not suitable for Mechanised bord and pillar
mining
(2) Blasting Gallery method is suitable ideally for gassy seams of degree III
(3) Mechanised board and pillar mining is not suitable for seams having inclination less than 15
(4) Mechanised longwall mining is not suitable for seams having inclination less than 15
(5) Areas having frequent geological disturbances are suitable for mechanised bord and pillar
mining
Options:
(1) 10 cm long and suitably sub- divided.
(2) 25 cm long and suitably sub- divided.
(3) 15 cm long and suitably sub- divided.
(4) 20 cm long and suitably sub- divided.
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Depth of the coal seam
(2) Production per year
(3) As per convenience
(4) Haulage effort
(5) Inclination of the seam
Options:
(1) Production blasting
(2) Reducing overbreak
(3) Improving pull
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(4) Reduce fly rock
(5) Crater blasting
Options:
(1) Fly rock
(2) Explosive desensitization
(3) Ground vibration
(4) Air vibration
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Pay back period
(2) Net present value
(3) Total profit
(4) Depreciation
(5) All the Options
Options:
(1) Swell Factor
(2) Bucket factor
(3) Drill factor
(4) Swing Factor
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Curved failure
(2) Wedge failure
(3) Toppling up
(4) Linear failure
(5) Triangular failure
Options:
(1) In maximum gradient of haul road
(2) on level ground
(3) on parking area
(4) during idling
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Stooking of pillar
(2) Widening of gallery
(3) Partial extraction
(4) heightening of gallery
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Angle between limit line of subsidence & vertical line on any side
(2) Angle between two limit lines
(3) Angle between vertical & horizental line
(4) Angle between two vertical lines of subsidence
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Diagonal
(2) Overlapping
(3) Step Diagonal
(4) Circular
(5) Pyramidal
Options:
(1) Longwall mining
(2) Drifting
(3) Shaft Sinking
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(4) Driving galleries in coal seam
(5) Construction of chutes
Options:
(1) 16.5 m
(2) 19.5 m
(3) 22.5 m
(4) 25.5 m
(5) 30.5 m
Options:
(1) in situ stress in mine
(2) load on breaker line props
(3) induced stress in pillars
(4) closure between roof and floor
(5) convergence
Options:
(1) in detonators
(2) as additive to sensitize explosives
(3) in detonating cords
(4) in secondary explosives
(5) in high explosives
Options:
(1) before delay element
(2) after delay element
(3) outside blast hole
(4) near exploder
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) poor fragmentation but less vibration
(2) better fragmentation and less vibration
(3) better fragmentation but more vibration
(4) poor fragmentation and high vibration
(5) better fragmentation and higher noise
Options:
(1) mm/s
(2) Pascal
(3) dB
(4) Nm
(5) m/min
Options:
(1) Sensitivity
(2) Least Count
(3) Accuracy
(4) Reliability
(5) Repeatability
Options:
(1) goes up
(2) reduces
(3) remains unchanged
(4) fluctuates
(5) loses importance
Options:
(1) 3
(2) 7
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(3) 12
(4) 16
(5) 20
Options:
(1) Climatic conditions
(2) Time
(3) Depth of burial
(4) Orogenic effects
(5) Method of working
Options:
(1) air blast
(2) explosive
(3) exploder
(4) sand blast
(5) sequential blasting machine
Options:
(1) PETN
(2) ASA
(3) TNT
(4) All the Options
(5) Fuse
Options:
(1) Shear strength
(2) Uniaxial compressive strength
(3) Tensile strength
(4) Triaxial strength
(5) Modulus of elasticity
Options:
(1) USBM deformation gauge
(2) Hollow inclusion stress meter
(3) Door stopper
(4) contact load cell
(5) Tell tale
Options:
(1) Needs detonators for initiation
(2) Can be used under watery conditions
(3) Not affected by static electricity or strong current
(4) Creates a lot of noise
(5) True bottom hole initiation system
Options:
(1) Total ton-km effort
(2) Centre of the mine field
(3) Rise side of the property
(4) Dip side of the property
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) t = P / (Dt)
(2) t = (2P) / (Dt)
(3) t = (2P) / (Dt)
(4) t = (2P) / (Dt)
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Planar failure
(2) Rotational failure
(3) Toppling failure
(4) Shear failure
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(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Burden = 25 times hole dia
(2) Spacing = 1.2 - 1.5 times Burden
(3) Sub grade drilling = 8 times hole dia
(4) Bench height = 100 times hole dia
(5) Stemming = Burden
Options:
(1) Distribution of stresses around a mine opening
(2) Low thickness zones
(3) Arching of supports erected
(4) Shear zones
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) 8 to 12 m
(2) 1 to 3 m
(3) 2.5 to 4.8 m
(4) 3 to 7 m
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) 3 m
(2) 5 m
(3) 7 m
(4) 1 m
(5) 5.5 m
Options:
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(1) % availability of equipment
(2) % Utilisation of equipment
(3) Manpower availability
(4) % availability of equipment and % Utilisation of equipment
(5) % Utilisation of equipment and Manpower availability
Options:
(1) Drilling of holes
(2) plotting the RL from plan
(3) Burnside Boring
(4) Pre-splitting
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) Back Abutment pressure
(2) Yielding Pressure
(3) Front Abutment Pressure
(4) Advance Load
(5) Side abutment pressure
Options:
(1) At least 15 m
(2) At least 10 m
(3) At least 12 m
(4) At least 5 m
(5) At least 8 m
Options:
(1) P wave
(2) S wave
(3) Raleigh wave
(4) P wave and S wave
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(5) Love wave
Options:
(1) 2.0 m
(2) 2.4 m
(3) 2.8 m
(4) 3.0 m
(5) 3.4 m
Options:
(1) Seven Days; Overman
(2) Seven days; Mining Sardar
(3) Fifteen Days; Mining Sardar
(4) Fifteen Days; Overman
(5) Four Weeks; Overman
Options:
(1) 10
(2) 11
(3) 12
(4) 13
(5) 14
Options:
(1) Maximum tensile stress remains at the edge of the goaf
(2) Maximum tensile stress remains at the centre of the goaf
(3) Maximum tensile stress shifts from the edge to centre of the goaf
(4) Maximum tensile stress shall be away from the chain pillars
(5) Maximum tensile stress is on the chain pillars
Options:
(1) Scalar
(2) Vector
(3) Tensor
(4) Imaginary
(5) Exponential
Options:
(1) point of refraction
(2) point of relection
(3) point of inflexion
(4) point of deflection
(5) point of caving
Options:
(1) more;optimum
(2) less;optimum
(3) more;critical
(4) less;marginal
(5) more;marginal
Options:
(1) only Wide & Stall, Bhaska & Knife Edge
(2) only Wide & Stall, Bhaska & Tipong
(3) only Wide & Stall, Knife Edge & Tipong
(4) only Wide & Stall, Knife Edge & Tipong
(5) All the Options
Options:
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(1) straight line
(2) circle
(3) semi-circle
(4) arch
(5) pyramid
Options:
(1) Water has deleterious effect on hole walls
(2) Water is scarce
(3) Fractured rocks
(4) Water is scarce and has deleterious effect on hole walls
(5) Water is scarce and Fractured rocks
Options:
(1) 1.2 m, 0.6 m & 0.3 m
(2) 0.8 m, 0.6 m & 0.2 m
(3) 1.0 m, 0.5 m & 0.3 m
(4) 1.0 m, 0.5 m & 0.15 m
(5) 1.0 m, 0.3 m & 0.15 m
Options:
(1) SxD(1.7-0.0037R+0.002R2)
(2) SxD(1.77-0.37R+0.0002R2)
(3) SxD(2.7-0.037R+0.002R2)
(4) SxD(1.7-0.037R+0.0002R2)
(5) SxD(1.7-0.0037R+0.02R2)
Options:
(1) Angle of Draw will be maximum in dip direction of the seam.
(2) Angle of Draw will be maximum in rise direction of the seam.
(3) Angle of Draw will be maximum in strike direction of the seam.
(4) Angle of Draw will be equal in all directions of the seam.
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(5) Angle of Draw will be the minimumin strike directions of a seam.
Options:
(1) strength
(2) thickness
(3) RQD
(4) All the Options
(5) span of longwall panel
Options:
(1) Mobilizing force to Resistive force
(2) Resistive force to Mobilising force
(3) Mobilising strain to Resistive stress
(4) Resistive strain to Mobilising stress
(5) Stress X strain
Options:
(1) 105 kg/cm2
(2) 125 kg/cm2
(3) 202 kg/cm2
(4) 135 kg/cm2
(5) 175 kg/cm2
Options:
(1) The induced stresses are high
(2) The rock is fragile
(3) Large volume of the rock is exposed to high stress
(4) The rock is weak
(5) High strain energy concentration in coal pillars
Options:
(1) Only 1 is correct
(2) Only 2 is correct
(3) Only 1 & 2 are correct
(4) Only 2 and 3 are correct.
(5) Only 1 and 3 are correct.
Options:
(1) 16.4% of coal extraction during pillar formation.
(2) 30.5% of coal extraction during pillar formation.
(3) 22.6% of coal extraction during pillar formation.
(4) 25% of coal extraction during pillar formation.
(5) None of the Options
Options:
(1) 50 kg/cm2
(2) 60 kg/cm2
(3) 70 kg/cm2
(4) 80 kg/cm2
(5) 90 kg/cm2
Options:
(1) 3
(2) 4
(3) 5
(4) 6
(5) 7
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Correction Answer : Option No.(2)
Question Text:
What would be the capacity of a flat belt conveyor in ton/ hour, if the bulk density of material is
0.8 t/m3, belt width is 1.0 m, angle of repose is 45 and velocity is 100 m/min?
Options:
(1) 1300
(2) 1200
(3) 1000
(4) 1100
(5) 900
Options:
(1) Controlled start transmission
(2) Broadband chains
(3) Multiple motors
(4) Variable speed drives
(5) All the Options
Options:
(1) 9; 1
(2) 5; 10
(3) 10; 5
(4) 3; 7
(5) 8; 2
Options:
(1) Depth of seam
(2) width of gallery
(3) Roof rock load density
(4) method of excavation
(5) All the Options