A 1D iLDR-H radar sensor under a primary crusher measures the level of a 200 meter long ore pass in an iron ore mine in Norway. The system shows the continuous changes in the level, allowing the customer to control the crushing and conveying.
In addition, the information on ore pass volume and changes in the ore pass allows informed decisions to be made to ensure that the ore pass is not worn or blocked.
Conveyor belt flow & belt misalignment, condition monitoring & wear
Gyratory | Jaw | Crusher Vault
Tertiary
Apron & plate feeder 2D level and material volume
Screendeck performance and material yield measurement
Chute blockage detection and material flow monitoring
Level measurement, blockage detection and material flow monitoring
3D silo volume measurement + rathole detection monitoring
3D dome volume measurement, material tracking and feeder control
3D stockpile scanning, quality model and automation
Train loadout productivity increase by automation
Waggon unloader automation and material tracking
Stacker Automation, incl. 3D pile monitoring & material tracking
Material quality control and tracking, blending automation
Reclaimer automation and collision avoidance
Level9 collision avoidance for underground vehicles & personnel
IPCC automation and heavy machine positioning solutions
Shiploader collision avoidance, 3D hatch scan and full automation
Horizontal and vertical boom CAS, 3D hatch scan and automation
Vessel detection and ship guidance system for berthing operations
Monthly payments, subscription services
Project based implementation as capital expenditure
Diverse management team driving customer success.
Cross-industry partner network for sales and service - always close to the customer.
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