Digging Coal

[@BitTwisted1]

The machines look like newer bigger versions of the Strachan & Henshaw designed ones I worked in the dim and distant past. The bulk handling division of Strachan & Henshaw was bought by Svedala who were taken over by Metso Minerals. They used to fit huge nameplates on the booms, although many ports took them off.

[@MoultrieGeek]

This is the most complex process I've ever seen, I feel like an 8 year old that took apart Dad's Bluray player and now has no idea how to make it work again. Fascinating video, many thanks for your effort!

[@Gruntle12]

Thanks for sharing this video, it's awesome!

[@kendallwilliamson8193]

That was nice to see. They should vibrate the coal cars when upside down to dump all the coal out. I haul coal at a mine that ships here. I see railcars come back with some coal still in them. Good video. Thanks for posting.

[@sqengineer]

Interesting stuff...love the coal business!

[@craignicholson505]

Truly breath taking machines there Bruce that new reclamer looks a beasty nice getting up there while she was dumping and the crouily tug at end was minted thanks very much sir

[@alannobody2067]

Wow just wow, awesome video, thankx for sharing

[@keithklingensmith2955]

Fantastic Video Bruce.

[@cnote9401]

Quite the feat of man to move coffee grinds

[@ozcangonul7126]

1 konveyör hattı üzerinde 2 makina çalışıyor ilginç aynı anda kömür silo çalışıyor yoksa bir makine stok yaparken diğeri kömür silo mu çalışıyor saatte kaç ton taşıyor

[@stnicholas54]

SR46 ......... "stacking its first train". How was the train unloaded ? Edit - I spoke too soon. I see how at 20.10.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Do you dig coal? It's alright, yeah. But seriously thank you for taking the time to put this together, never mind all the stairs and whatnot.

[@mirashkalaj1909]

Me pelqen kjo lloj makinerie shum fitimprurese

[@HYDRAULICSKNOWLEDGE]

Location kanha hay

[@tarabottogino]

Did you see that big white spider @ 0:53 to 1:21 going up and down and sideways too!!! look at the bottom of the screen where the water is.

[@stnicholas54]

That's a giant coal spider. Indigenous to this area of Vancouver. :-)

[@MarkRose1337]

How do they avoid contamination between the coal from different mines?

[@bruiseyis]

Mark Rose Each stockpile in the yard is coal from different mines.

[@keithklingensmith2955]

Morning Bruce/

[@Drmcunningham]

Some commentary ro explain what I was seeing would be nice

[@kevinJmadsen]

260 years to get here burning coal this fast. Every ton of coal burned puts 3 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. How long to figure out how to extract it and put it back in the ground fast enough to save ourselves? We're so f'ed.

[@jesse9496]

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[@StevenMaines-fs3qc]

Most of those piles are for carbon additive in steal refinement. The stuff that burns usually goes straight from train to ship