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(4)

HOLE

FLOOR

(5)

FALLING

ZUMPF - part of the mine shaft

Cage

KOPER - building for the installation of a lift

SUPPORT

DOWNLOAD

PLAST

MOUTH - part of the mine

WHOLE - part of the reservoir

(6)

CAPTAGE - a facility for the opening and exploitation of groundwater, oil, gas

CAREER

ROOFING - rocks above the formation

INCISION

MINE

FAILURE

STAND - support element

TUBING - lining element

(7)

DRILLING

JELONKA - tool for drilling

LOGGING - research complex

FINISHING - lining

HAULAGE

CLEANING

(8)

OPENING

HORIZON

DRIVING

STAMPING - strengthening of rocks

TERRICON

(9)

PRODUCTION

(10)

PUNCHER

(14)

STAMPING

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