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Underground mining involves extracting valuable minerals or other geological materials from below the Earth's surface. Various types of specialized equipment are used in underground mining operations to facilitate the extraction of ore and other resources. Here are some common types of underground mining equipment:

1. Continuous Miners: Large machines with rotating drums used to cut into the coal or ore and load it onto conveyors. Continuous miners are particularly common in coal mining.

2. Longwall Mining Systems: A shearer, a large machine with rotating cutting drums, moves back and forth across a coal seam in longwall mining. As the machine moves, it extracts the coal and deposits it onto a conveyor belt.

3. Rock Drills: Used to create holes for explosives in the rock or ore. They come in various sizes and types depending on the specific requirements of the mining operation.

4.Bolting Machines: These machines are used to install roof support bolts in underground mines, providing structural support to prevent collapses.

5. Load-Haul-Dump (LHD) Loaders:LHD loaders are used to scoop up and transport the mined material (such as ore or rock) from the mining face to a haulage vehicle.

6. Shuttle Cars:Specialized vehicles designed to transport coal or ore from the continuous miner to the conveyor belt or other haulage system.

7. Mine Trucks:Underground mine trucks are used to transport mined material from the mining face to the surface. They are typically smaller than surface haul trucks and are designed to navigate through the confined spaces of underground mines.

8.Raise Boring Machines: Used to create holes (raises) from one level of the mine to another. Raises can be used for ventilation, ore passes, or as a means of transporting material between levels.

9. Scalers:These machines are used to remove loose rock from the roofs and walls of underground mines to ensure a safe working environment.

10.Personnel Carriers:Vehicles designed to transport miners to and from work areas within the mine.

These are just a few examples, and the specific equipment used can vary depending on the type of mineral or resource being extracted, the mining method employed, and the specific geological conditions of the mine. Additionally, advancements in technology may introduce new and more efficient equipment to the underground mining industry over time.