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Atlas Copco Hydraulic Feeds: BMH 2000 Series Technical Data

The BMH 2000 series feeds are intended for medium-sized and small drill rigs. Hole depth has been maximized in relation to overall length to facilitate multi-tasking in more confined spaces. All surfaces exposed to wear are protected by stainless-steel guide sleeves and all sliding parts are easily replaceable.

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Atlas Copco Hydraulic Feeds: BMH 2000 Series Technical Data

The BMH 2000 series feeds are intended for medium-sized and small drill rigs. Hole depth has been maximized in relation to overall length to facilitate multi-tasking in more confined spaces. All surfaces exposed to wear are protected by stainless-steel guide sleeves and all sliding parts are easily replaceable.

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Technical data

Atlas Copco Hydraulic feeds


BMH 2000 series A series of rugged hydraulic feeds with increased production and reduced maintenance.

Total Rock Drilling Technology

9851 1997 01b

A Intended for Drill steel length rock drill mm BMH 2325 COP 1238 2500 BMH 2331 COP 1238 3090 BMH 2337 COP 1238 3700 BMH 2340 COP 1238 4000 BMH 2343 COP 1238 4310 BMH 2349 COP 1238 4920 BMH 2625 COP 1432 2500 BMH 2631 COP 1432 3090 BMH 2637 COP 1432 3700 BMH 2640 COP 1432 4000 BMH 2643 COP 1432 4310 BMH 2649 COP 1432 4920 BMH 2825 COP 1838 2500 BMH 2831 COP 1838 3090 BMH 2837 COP 1838 3700 BMH 2840 COP 1838 4000 BMH 2843 COP 1838 4310 BMH 2849 COP 1838 4920 Feed force 12.5/15.0 kN (at 80/100 bar) * = with hoses, without rock drill and drill steel. Feed type

The manufacturer reserves the right to make

modifications without prior notice. 9910

B Feeding depth mm 2205 2795 3405 3705 4015 4625 2180 2770 3380 3680 3990 4600 2205 2795 3405 3705 4015 4625

C Total length mm 4087 4677 5287 5587 5897 6507 3697 4287 4897 5197 5507 6117 4087 4677 5287 5587 5897 6507

Net weight* kg 285 300 320 340 350 365 265 285 310 320 330 350 290 305 325 345 355 370

The BMH 2000 series feeds are intended for medium-sized and small drill rigs. Hole depth has been maximized in relation to overall length to facilitate multi-tasking in more confined spaces, e.g. drifting, roof-hole and cross-cut drilling. The BMH 2000 features strong aluminium beam with extremely high resistance against bending and torsional stresses. All surfaces exposed to wear are protected by stainless-steel guide sleeves and all sliding parts are easily replaceable.

Feature

Benefit

Rigid feed beams Sturdy, rotationg hose drum Accurate guidance of cradles

Reduced drill steel costs and straighter holes Guide and protects the hoses, and minimize wear Ensure maximum service life for shank adapter and drill steel, and straighter holes Robust feed-dowel design Good rock contact for stable collaring and straighter holes Wear pieces on all sliding surfaces Protects major components and reduces maintenance costs Improved hose suspension Less hose wear and easier hose replacement High feed force Faster drilling and lower drill-steel costs Hole depth maximized in relation to Tasks such as cross-cut and bolt hole drilling can be overall length of feed beam performed in more confined spaces

BMH 2000 series - the ultimate in reliability


Sturdy, rotating hose drum with large flanges to guide and protect the hoses. Grease-lubricated bearings ensure smooth rotation of the hose drum. Quick-change drill-steel support bushings of tough polymer material to guide and protect the drill steel.

Adjustment of the traction wire rope tension is effected by turning a bolt located in the end piece of the feed beam. Easily adjustable and well protected wire-rope tensioning device. The traction wire rope is attached to the rail by means of a pin bolt, that can be located in any one of ten holes in the rail. Hydraulic feed cylinder gives stable, easily adjustable feed force. Feed beam of extruded aluminium is more resistant to bending and torsional stresses than steel.

Robust feed dowel for good rock contact and stable collaring.

Easily, replaceable guide-sleeves maximize the service life of the feed beam
The feed beam is made of an aluminium alloy which, in spite of its low weight, is very rigid and resistant to torsional and bending forces. This permits the use of heavier rock drills and greater feed force. The wear caused by the cradles is absorbed by easily replaceable, stainless-steel guide-sleeves. The service life of the feed is thus increased significantly, which results in lower operating costs. The sliding surfaces of the cradles are made of a special polymer that causes considerably less wear than aluminium to steel or steel to steel.

Ideal cradle design


The cradles for the rock drill, hose drum and intermediate drill-steel support are also made of an aluminium alloy, in order to give low weight and superior rigidity. They are guided by the cradle holders, which are fitted with special polymer sliding wear-pieces and easily pressed into place when replacement is due. The cradle holders are bolted to the cradle through attachment holes in form of oblique grooves. By loosening the bolts slightly, simple adjustment can be effected to take up wear and maintain the centring of the rock drill. The facility has a marked effect on the service life of the shank adapter and drill steel. The special wear-pieces are common to all cradle holders.

Simple, robust hose suspension prolongs hose life


All hoses serving the rock drill are grouped on a L shaped bracket, where they are locked into position between a pair of retainers and friction pads. The friction pads make it easy to adjust the tension of individual hoses. From the bracket the hoses are led to the rock drill via a rotating hose drum. The system enables the hoses to be slung quite loosely, which keeps hose vibration to a minimum. The hose drum is made of an elastic, low friction polymer material that is intended to deform slightly in the event of impact with the rock wall. After deformation it regains its original shape immediately.

Function
Feed force is provided by a hydraulic cylinder and transmitted to either end of the rock-drill cradle via two wire ropes and two jockey wheels. The system works as a distance and velocity magnifier, with the result that the cradle travels at twice the velocity of the feed cylinder and moves double the distance. The hose drum is fixed to the rear end of the cylinder, the intermediate drill-steel support to the front end of the cylinder. The intermediate drill-steel support is always located exactly half way between the rock drill and the front drill-steel support. This gives very good guidance to the drill steel and results in straighter holes and lower drill-steel costs. The hose management system keeps the hoses in good order, thus minimizing wear and reducing costs.

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