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Bilorichenska coal mine ((ウクライナ語:Шахта "Білоріченська")) ranks among the biggest companies of Ukraine. It is located in Belorechenskiy, Lutuhynskiy district of Luhansk region, Ukraine. The mined coal rank is "G" – electric-power coke. As of 1 June 2011 reserves of the mine amounted to 11.6 million tons. There is an opportunity to cut further spare reserves, following which the mineable reserves could amount up to 70 million tons of coal. ==History== The design and engineering of the mine began in 1949. The project was named Bilorichenska after Belaya river. The mine was planned in the area where "a burning stone" in the chalk deposits was found in the 18th century. The building of the shaft started in December 1950 and construction of the surface structures started in September 1951. The mine was commissioned in 1957. In 1960–70, Bilorichenska miners became several times the winners of all-union socialist competitions. In 1975 the mine exceeded the targeted state plan and raised 670 thousand tons of coal. At this rate the mine continued to work for the following one and a half decades. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the production decreased rapidly due to lack of investments and technology. In 1996 coal production amounted to only 193 thousand of tons. By this time all the coal reserves of the coal beds Almaznyi and Kamenskiy series were exhausted. In September 2002 a new shaft was put into exploitation, equipped with 3KD-90 heavy duty complex. Due to this, in 2003 for the first time in its history the mine acquired the capacity of 750 thousand tons. In 2008 the mine developed its first "1 million tons of coal" per year. During the following seven years a series of faces along the L6 bed 725 m horizon were put into production, namely: the original eastern, 5th western, 2nd eastern, 2nd western, 6th western, 5th bis western, 3rd western and 1st bis eastern. Each of these faces is equipped with modern heavy duty complexes and machines. In 2010 coal production at Bilorichenska amounted to 1.182 million tons. In 2011 one more face was put into production -7th western. Its production totalled above 100 thousand tons of coal per month. What is more, a Coal Dry Cleaning Machine was put into operation and a new Diesel House opened at the mine. As of 2012, there are above 3000 employees at the mine. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bilorichenska coal mine」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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