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Underground Mine Cable Renovation Project

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Underground Mine Cable Renovation Project
Mining · Inner Mongolia, China

Project Overview

The customer-supplied record describes a RMB 3,241,026.79 technical-upgrade contract for an underground mining operation. The scope combined stope power transmission, mobile equipment, monitoring and control-circuit cable requirements with matched wiring accessories and surge-protection review.

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ApplicationUnderground mining
Contract valueRMB 3.24 million
Supply scopeCable and electrical accessories
01

Project Requirements

  • Reduce specification mismatch caused by fragmented multi-supplier purchasing.
  • Improve sheath durability in damp, abrasive underground conditions.
  • Coordinate mining-cable documentation and batch traceability.
  • Manage mixed cable types within one project delivery plan.
02

STAECORE Solution

  • Selected flame-retardant and shielded mining cable constructions for the stated installation conditions.
  • Reviewed anti-tear and abrasion-resistant sheath requirements against the project environment.
  • Combined power, control, connector and surge-protection requirements in one technical schedule.
  • Planned routine electrical and ageing checks before dispatch.
03

Supplied Product Scope

MYP / MYPTJ mining cableMCPTJ shielded mining cableMYJV22 medium-voltage cableKVV / KVVP control cableWaterproof connectors and surge protection
04

Project Outcomes

  • One coordinated schedule for power, control and supporting electrical items.
  • Clearer model matching and batch documentation for site acceptance.
  • A project reference for mining and other mechanically demanding installations.
Project record notice

This page is based on customer-submitted project material. Names, values and application descriptions reflect the submitted record. Final standards, certification scope, production party and delivery terms are confirmed in the quotation and contract.

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