15 — Mining Engineering
Digital Velometer
A direct-reading digital instrument for measuring low to moderate air velocities at ventilation openings and in roadways. Complements the vane anemometer in ventilation survey practicals where instantaneous readings are required.
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Chemical Self-Rescuer
A compact escape device that chemically generates oxygen for the wearer, allowing self-escape from a mine during fires or gas outbursts. Used to train students in emergency egress procedures and the donning and function of self-rescue equipment.
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Digital Vernier Caliper
A precision measuring instrument with a digital readout for internal, external, and depth dimensions. In a mining laboratory it is used for dimensioning rock core specimens and machine components prior to testing.
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Digital Weighing Balance
An electronic balance for accurate mass determination of rock, coal, and mineral samples. Essential for sample preparation, moisture and density determinations, and general laboratory quantification.
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Vibrating Wire Load Cell, 50 kN
A 50 kN capacity load cell using vibrating-wire sensing to measure loads on mine supports, props, and anchors with long-term stability. Used to teach strata-control instrumentation and load monitoring in underground workings.
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Stress Meter
An instrument installed in boreholes to monitor changes in stress within rock or coal pillars over time. Demonstrates ground-stress measurement practice and supports laboratory and field exercises in strata mechanics.
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Vane Anemometer
A rotating-vane instrument for measuring air velocity in mine airways and ducts. Core equipment for mine ventilation surveys, enabling students to compute air quantity from velocity and cross-sectional area.
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Lux Meter
A photometric instrument that measures illuminance in lux at working places. Used in mine environmental engineering practicals to assess lighting standards at the face, roadways, and surface installations.
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Diamond Core Drilling Bits
Diamond-impregnated bits for recovering intact cylindrical rock cores with a core drilling machine. Cores obtained are used for uniaxial, triaxial, and index property testing in the rock mechanics laboratory.
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Core Drilling Machine (Without Bits)
A laboratory machine for drilling cylindrical core specimens from rock blocks; supplied without bits. Prepares standard cores for strength and deformability testing per rock mechanics test methods.
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Schmidt Hammer
A rebound hammer for the non-destructive estimation of rock and concrete surface hardness and correlated compressive strength. Widely used in rock mass characterization exercises and field geomechanics surveys.
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Multi-Gas Detector
A portable electronic detector that simultaneously monitors several mine gases such as methane, carbon monoxide, and oxygen deficiency. Trains students in statutory gas testing and environmental monitoring of underground workings.
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Drone Survey Assembly (With Accessories)
An unmanned aerial vehicle package with accessories for aerial photogrammetric surveying of opencast mines, dumps, and stockpiles. Used to teach modern mine surveying, volumetric estimation, and terrain mapping workflows.
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