Bench height of mines? Safety features of loader?

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Bench height refers to the vertical distance between each level in a mine. Loader safety features include seat belts, backup alarms, and emergency stop buttons.

Bench height is determined based on the type of mining operation and equipment used.
It affects the efficiency of mining operations and the stability of the mine walls.
In open-pit mining, bench height is typically larger to accommodate larger equipment and improve productivity.
In underground mining, bench height is smaller to ensure stability and minimize the risk of collapses.
Loader safety features include seat belts to protect operators in case of accidents or rollovers.
Backup alarms alert nearby workers of the loader's movement to prevent accidents.
Emergency stop buttons allow operators to quickly halt the loader in case of emergencies.
Other safety features may include fire suppression systems and proximity detection systems.

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