煤矿智能化建设需避华而不实

Core Viewpoint - The coal mining industry is experiencing significant advancements in intelligent construction, leading to improved safety and efficiency, but challenges remain regarding the reliability of equipment and the imposition of rigid construction requirements [1][2][5]. Group 1: Intelligent Construction Progress - As of now, Shanxi province has built over 1,500 intelligent mining faces and more than 200 intelligent coal mines, enhancing safety and production stability [2]. - The introduction of intelligent mining techniques, such as the 8206 intelligent mining face, has led to a single-cut coal output exceeding 1,000 tons, significantly improving mining efficiency [2][3]. - The implementation of video monitoring systems and electronic fences has reduced accidents, with a reported 36.7% decrease in transportation accidents compared to 2023 [3]. Group 2: Challenges in Intelligent Equipment - Some intelligent equipment remains unreliable, with reports of underutilization and ineffective software systems, leading to concerns about the overall effectiveness of intelligent construction [5][6]. - The "one-button start-stop" control system, while theoretically efficient, has shown reliability issues during testing, causing reluctance among miners to fully adopt it [5][6]. - There is a growing concern about the "one-size-fits-all" approach to intelligent construction, with some mines facing pressure to implement projects that are not suitable for their geological conditions [7]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - Experts suggest promoting high-quality intelligent equipment and enhancing the effectiveness of products to overcome obstacles in intelligent construction [8][9]. - The establishment of clear market entry standards and quality assessments for intelligent mining products is recommended to ensure reliability and effectiveness [9][10]. - Recent regulations in Shanxi aim to standardize the operation of intelligent systems, ensuring that coal mines integrate digital technologies effectively into their operations [10][11].