MNE507

022743

Ideal for mining, civil, and industrial engineers to learn the processes of designing, justifying, implementing, operating, and maintaining large-scale heavy equipment based earthmoving systems. Trucks, Shovels, Front End Loaders, Scrapers, Draglines, Dozers and Rippers, Conveyor Belts, Crushers, Bins, Hoppers. What do all have in common? They are machines. They help us to do a safer, faster, and more efficient work at a mine. The course will focus on methods of materials movement and transportation for both surface and underground including technological developments in areas such as automation, tele-remote operations, performance analysis, equipment productivity and selection, maintenance, and operations research. Graduate-level requirements include an individual graduate project.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate

018539

MNE407