GB/T 15663.2-2008
AbolishedTerms relating to coal mining - Part 2: Shafting and drifting engineering
煤矿科技术语 第2部分：井巷工程
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 15663.2-2008 defines standardized terminology for shaft sinking and drifting engineering in coal mining. It is applied in technical documentation, design specifications, and operational procedures for underground mine construction, ensuring consistent communication among engineers, contractors, and regulatory bodies. The standard is used across China's coal mining industry for planning, executing, and evaluating shaft and tunnel excavation projects.
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