Reason why


The purpose of TUnIS Navigation Rockbolter is to accurately determine the drill rod’s position and precisely align it to the planned angle.

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Previously, surveyors manually marked anchor drilling points, incurring both time and personnel costs, as well as machine downtimes and workflow delays. This manual process also posed safety risks in unsecured rock conditions. An automated solution enhances safety and efficiency by eliminating these challenges.

The TUnIS Navigation Rockbolter uses a total station on the tunnel wall, incorporating a 2-axis inclinometer to measure the drill rig carriage’s absolute position. Real-time drill rod position is calculated with sensors, displayed on the interface along with deviations from the planned anchor. The fully integrated system handles anchor pattern generation and the navigation of the drill rod as well as the evaluation and documentation of set anchors.

Benefits


  • Precise positioning and alignment
    Accurate 3D positioning and alignment of the drill rod in relation to the planned target anchor ‒ even under poor visibility conditions.
  • Increased security
    No endangering of personnel under unsecured rock.
  • Saving time and money
    No more downtimes and personnel costs for regular measurement work.
  • One total station, two machines
    When TUnIS Navigation Roadheader is in operation at the same time, the one installed total station can be used for both systems.
  • Data integration
    When TUnIS Navigation Roadheader is in operation at the same time, data from both systems can be merged.

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Our product info gives an overview of the features and benefits of TUnIS Navigation Rockbolter.