ABB Open Pit Mining References Manual

This document provides references and two case studies on open pit mining by ABB Automation GmbH. Case study 1 is a semi-mobile crusher for Moly Mines Ltd in Spinifex Ridge, Australia, featuring ABB AC 800M controller system and ABB ACS 800 technology. Case study 2 is a semi-mobile crusher for Sino Iron Ltd in Cape Preston, Australia, also featuring ABB AC 800M controller system and ABB ACS 800 technology.


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Brand
ABB
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
19
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
02E05B957775E2524EC2CD0DC12812ED

About this manual

The manual compiles reference projects where ABB supplied automation, control, medium‑ and low‑voltage equipment, and engineering services for open‑pit mining operations worldwide. Each entry lists the OEM, end user, commissioning date, mechanical performance data, ABB’s scope of work and key features.

Projects cover semi‑mobile crushers, excavator refurbishments, leach‑pad systems and movable shifting devices, illustrating ABB’s AC 800M/F controller systems, ACS 800 technology and WLAN communication across diverse mining environments.

What's inside

  • Semi mobile crusher – Moly Mines (Australia)
  • Semi mobile crusher – Sino Iron ore (Australia)
  • Refurbishment of 2 × SchRs 1200 Excavator (Bulgaria)
  • Refurbishment of 3 × SchRs 1200 Excavator (Bulgaria)
  • Leach Pad System – Copper mine (Chile)
  • Semi mobile crusher – Taiyuan Iron & Steel (China)
  • Semi mobile crusher – Tanggang (China)
  • Movable Shifting Devices – Serbia

Specifications

Engineered capacityup to 5.100 t/h
Operating temperature range+50 °C
Digging rateup to 3.600 m³/h
Motor power (shifting devices)1000 kW

Frequently asked questions

Which ABB controller system is used in the referenced mining projects?

The projects use ABB AC 800M or AC 800F controller systems.

What temperature range can the semi‑mobile crushers operate in?

They are rated for temperatures up to +50 °C, and some models from –40 °C to +40 °C.

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