Drilling and Non-Digging Machinery (Series of Construction Machinery Design and Maintenance)

Author: Wang Zhiming et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Drilling and non-excavation machinery are a type of construction machinery used for drilling minerals, rocks, and soil layers. They are not only widely applied in the production of mines in industries such as metallurgy, coal, and chemical engineering but are also the main equipment in construction projects for geology, construction, hydropower, transportation, and military engineering. This book, in the context of modern mine construction and engineering construction, introduces the design and maintenance of commonly used drilling and non-excavation machinery, such as non-excavation rigs, core drills, water well drills, engineering drills, roller cone drills, rock drilling machinery, and rock drilling rigs, aiming to reflect the characteristics of the times. In particular, non-excavation technology offers advantages such as smooth passage through obstacles, reduced damage to existing infrastructure, minimal impact on urban traffic, fast construction progress, and high comprehensive benefits, making it an emerging technology. The book dedicates a certain amount of space to the related construction processes and equipment design. The features of this book include a complete structure, novel content, easy-to-understand language, a combination of theory and practice, and broad applicability. It is suitable for engineering technicians engaged in the design, research, and maintenance of drilling and non-excavation machinery, as well as undergraduate and graduate students and teachers in related fields.