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October 5th 2019
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Mobile Miner allows you to cool, thicken and enforce the crust.
It allows you to extend the mining from the ground level and mountains to the crust

24th September 2019 - Mobile Masonry / Mining tech

With manmade eruptions it is possible to avoid continental splits ?
If the split comes from the tensions of ocean bottom, man made eruptions are useless. 
 In principle, it is possible to leak the over pressure from the core to ground. When seismic activity grows, first you measure pressures from the lava. Then you open the crust and lead lava into selected safe places. 
 But if split comes from tensions, man made eruptions worsens the situation. Massive manmade eruptions causes a major fall in the forces, that carries the oceans and their water.

Vacuum plant tech allows you to enforce the crust. You build a big vacuum plant to the area and lead the produced cold to the crust with long copper rods. When you cool the crust, the thickness and strength of solid crust grows. 

The temperature at the liquid lava layer under the crust is around 2000 C. Common 20C atmospheric or 4C ocean water cold will also do. Conversion from liquid to solid doesn't usually cause significant change in volume-density system. Don't know how it goes with lava. The required rods and the holes are around 10 - 30 km long. 

All you need is a drilling tech for the long holes. Then you got to map the thickness of the crust with gravitational drag, so that you can find the weak points and sharp changes in the thickness.

How do you drill those holes ?
Best solution is obviously small mobile stone masonry. You use small stone-steel masonry, that melts the bottom of the hole. You separate discovered valuable elements from the liquidized rocks. The you mold the stones into blocks and lift blocks up. Fairy tale castles and art town needs molded stone blocks. Standard block has mountings / fittings at the bottom and top. And at the both ends of the block. Then there are hook stones for building stone floors and roofs. Without commercial  aspect holes and cooling costs quite a lot. The only difference to common mine is the lifting and lowering costs.  Might want to use space lift application for raising the things from the hole. And also dropping things into to the hole. The diameter of the hole must be over 10 meters or 30 feet. After you are at the lava layer, you build cooling system to the hole. And start to dig the next hole. 

It is possible to build vacuum plant into the hole. With the extremely long plant you get busloads of electricity, and a very strong cool breeze to the bottom of the hole. Hole is also an ideal place for the plant. Hole in the crust gives strong protection against accidents. 

Valuable elements ?
All commonly mined things are possible. Coal, iron, copper, silver, gold, diamonds and so on.

 In at least here the outmost rock layer is rather thin. Less than 100 meter. Below the outmost rock crust there is sweet ground water layer. If you are willing to go as deep as needed, you can construct a sweet water well anywhere you wish. There are sweet water wells in the islands, which are in the middle of the salt water sea.
 Not very easy to say from where does the ground water come. If the ground water layer exists in all over the earth, it is possible that sugar oil fields do not need long channel and rivers for watering. Deserts which has oasis's could have ground water layer. Oasis always gets the fresh, sweet water from the ground.
 Also possible that in some places, there is ground water layer like oil layers. Arabia and Texas are the most likely places to have continuously filled underground oil layers.
 The deep holes can also be used for researching gravitational and rotational fields. Holed rock quarry has quite a lot of usage after you have taken all valuables from the hole and the rocks.

How do you lift over 1000 kg stones from over 10 km depth ?
If you have 10 meter hole. You build a 3 meter deep and 3 meter high spiral around the hole, with 20 degrees continuous fall. In between each hole there is 6 meter rock support for spiral. You build a railway spiral and tow the stones to the ground with spiral's railway. To hole you build another railway for empty cars, which are returned to bottom. With empty cars you bring supports, rails and other things for the team, that constructs the railway system.

At the bottom, above the masonry & cast system you have lift system, with what you raise the stones from bottom to current railway level. You can dig the hole and melt the bottom 5 days a week in three shifts.

The machinery at the bottom and the railways are industrial applications for mid sized or larger electro magnetic battery. Cannot run combustion engines in a small hole. There is not enough oxygen for running a nuclear radiator sized, around 500 hp, engine. If you power the system with one, the engine must be at ground level. You use battery or drag thick electric wires to the hole and tunnels. If you find iron or gold streams, you can start to follow them in sideways with horizontal digger.

You can also build tunnels through mountains and tubes for underground with the system.
Yes, of course. Melted tunnel is obviously cheaper and faster to build than mined tunnel. It is certain to be quite a lot stronger than mined tunnel. Mobile masonry doesn't crack and damage the overlying and supporting rocks. Roof, walls and floors are smooth and shiny, like they were polished.

In mountain line cities, like Los Angles, you can use the tech for creating plots to houses and other constructions. You can flatten sharp tops and remove random rock formations from otherwise good area..

You need system, when you exile madmen to the prison camps at the distant deserted planets. With the system, you can get stuff out from unbroken planets. Like Mars. If moon has rotational field and gravity, it should also have hot lava and gas under the crust. You need the tech almost right away, when you go to our own Moon and build settlements and prison camps to there.

Think you can find buyers for your construction block sets ?
Big stone block speeds up the construction times and reduces labor costs quite a lot.

27th September 2019 - Mobile Masonry

Mobile masonry is brand new, improved mining tech.
I suppose it is. With the tech you get rid of waste rock and waste soil problem. You convert waste into commercial products.
Tech suits also to gardening and gardens. Besides landscaping, you can build wells, stone arcs, staircases & pathways, pits & holes, tunnels and dwellings to public and private gardens and parks.
Lack of destructive, massive explosions allows you to use mobile masonry tech in dense populated areas and anywhere you wish.

Mobile masonry tech improves also safety of the mining.
You can build small machines, with what you penetrate through collapsed tunnel. You can speed up the digging almost as much as you wish. In emergency and also is common mining. If you get stuck with the major digging unit, you can use the unit for penetrating through the blockade, or building a tunnel to some nearby tunnel. 

Tunnels you build with machine are stronger than exploded and mined tunnel. New tunnels have always smooth walls and ceilings. Flat floor reduces the need to build railways into tunnels. You can use wheels and tracks in the cars.

From the negative side, the surroundings of the machine are very hot. You got to keep the oxygen levels near the machine as low as possible. Then you need water and CFC reservoirs near the machine. The driver and cockpit must always stay far from the digging and molding unit. Possible that you end up into unmanned remotely controlled main unit. Send the pick up and railway teams  into tunnel after it has cooled down.

Western USA is potential land ancient giants. Although you miss the pointy ears ... black cat, broom and warty, hooked nose, you are a real life elf or witch. Is it possible to find underground people or signs from their dwarf civilization, when you go down towards lava layer.
Ooops. ... I have had few black cats ...  I think, that it is possible. No one has gone far below the crust. We do not know what there is and what there has been. Current data is based on guesses, speculations and conclusions. Ground water layer is ventilated space. Rain waters and drought affects to the ground water levels. There are on-ground water lakes, springs and oasis's.

Ancient people said, that it is possible to sail into the land of dead. And that the land of dead is below the crust. Stream to ground water space would match the ancient description. Is it possible that this fairy tale turns out to be true.
Refer to my earlier answer. Everything is possible, before you go and check, what there is.

28th September 2019 - Digging Tunnels

When you dig horizontal tunnels, how do you keep walls and roofs up ?
With detachable carbon shield support. At the front of the machine there is a resistor unit, that melts the rock. From the resistor unit you lead the liquid rocks into separator & casting unit. After casting unit comes cooling unit. It cools both tunnel and created blocks of stone, iron, copper, gold and so on. After the cooling unit comes trailer. Into trailer unit you collect the blocks without molds. Long trailer unit is the first unit that touches tunnel floor. You got to cool the tunnel before you can drive on it. The roof and walls are smooth, but not necessarily flat and straight like floor. The front gets some support from the resistor unit that penetrates into rock. But most of the weight is carried by trailer unit. Trailer unit can have two or more trailers. One trailer is needed for keeping the machine balanced. After that you can have half width towed trailers. Half width trailer allows you change the trailers when ever needed.

How do you dig vertical tunnels.
System follows horizontal principles. The machine is attached to the surrounding spiral from high above the resistor unit. You can have a mover for liquid rock. Then you can build basin, that you push into liquidized rock. You either lift basin or do the separation and casting in the basin. Vertical machine lifts and drops the ready made blocks to spiral's floor. Vertical machine has similar kind of cooling unit than horizontal machine. At cooling unit you cool down and give shape to the walls. Just like in horizontal digger. In vertical digger, carbon shield is cylinder, that is open from both ends.

The pits and tunnels are hot like hell.
If the ventilation is properly designed, tunnels and pits cools down quickly. You can use combustion collectors and vacuum coolers for sucking energy from the heat and cooling down the tunnels and holes. With these two energy converters you can get over 50% from the electric power you need for resistor head. 

Can you mine coal and convert it into oil with the machine.
Possible, but not very easy. Coal to oil converter needs oxygen free resistor and separator units. Coal-oil sets into fire at 500C, rock needs around 2 000 C. Difficult in an open on-ground mine. Underground coal reserves, which are accessed via tunnels, are rather easy. If the on-ground coal can be mined without melting the rocks, you can build a mobile CO2 furnace with digging unit in the front.

In midgets WTC strikes and earthquakes you can use diggers for saving people.
When you do so, you must be careful, that you don't cause fires or kill people with heat. Machine sets most carbon compounds to fire. In mines you have communications and heat sensors in everywhere. The rescue digger uses heat merely for softening the rocks. The it has drill, hammers and other tools, with what it makes the actual holes. And eventually an entrance to blocked area.

You can make gravitational roller coasters with the machines.
Also possible to build common underground coasters. Such coasters saves space. Horizontal digger can build sharp curves and hills into tunnels. Vertical digger can go downwards only. Ventilator digger goes upwards. Maximum tilt is around 40 degrees from upright, 90 degrees axle.

 

 

In the table you see the forms of elements in the mobile miner and at around 2 000 C.
All stones, rocks and lava is said to be in liquid form at 1200C, and solid form at 600C.
- With carbon cauldron it is possible to melt all the other elements and vaporize most.
- With wolfram wires, you get electricity to miner.

- It seems that Yttrium is actually Titanium. Nickel and Cobalt have also matching capabilities.
- Radio active Francium is obviously a form of Cesium, which has two atoms ( Cs2 )
- From table you see also how different the farm-field enhancer equivalents in the looks are. Potassium melts at 63C. It converts into gas, when Ca and Mg converts into liquid.

Complete miner needs gas tower for the elements, which converts to gases at 2 000C. Silver is the only commonly mined thing, miner is near to convert into gas.

Collection of valuables could be made with cauldron, into which you lead the liquid rock. Then you wait until the valuables searches weigh based places in the cauldron.
If you need clean elements, you can mold the collected element into sand like small balls. These golden balls can be later processed with CO2 furnace like system, where you raise the temperature and collect the liquids with melting. 

You can use the melt separation system also with the mobile miner itself.  Melting in miner needs that major component melts before minor component. Usually major component is rock, and minor a stream of valuable element.

Keeping the cauldrons hot is not very big thing, miner spreads heat to everywhere.

When you miss the valuables or have bigger field, you cast the liquid directly to blocks.
All jewels are carbon constructions, you get them with filter, that separates solids from liquids.

Cauldron collection needs at least two cauldrons. One that stabilizes and another into which you lead new material.

The initial hole's diameter must be 10m or more. Railroad car sets must be capable of going up and down in the hole.
The surrounding 3-6 meter, slice where you take loaded cars up, need carbon-plate based support system at the miner unit.
The hole needs also a support system for keeping the walls up, until the hole is cooled / or it cools down.

You can find valuable fields and streams from 10 km depth as well as from near the ground. Or from the mountains.

When you find a stream or field from the hole, you follow it with horizontal miner.
The horizontal hole must be wide enough for incoming and out coming track. Or then you need passing points in the tunnel.
Horizontal machines front must hang in the air. Front must keep the tunnel open with supports, until the cooler unit.

The length or depth of the liquidized area is never very big.

In the new world you or your refinery gets more iron, copper and tin from trash plants than mines. Over 80% from the valuables are recycled after usage.

We don't know much about the crust. Lava never shows in earth quakes, only in eruptions. And obviously also in continental splits.
We know that there is ground water layer. Lava is a match to crust. Depth of crust is estimated be around 30 km. And that's all.

 
Number Symbol Name Density Unit Melts Boils Classification
6 C Carbon 2.2670 g/cm3 3 550.00 3 800.00 Non-Metal
14 Si Silicon 2.3300 g/cm3 1 414.00 3 265.00 Semi-Metal
              Liquid elements
4 Be Beryllium 1.8500 g/cm3 1 287.00 2 469.00 Alkaline Earth Metal, Toxic
13 Al Aluminum (Aluminium) 2.7000 g/cm3 660.32 2 519.00 Metal, Toxic
21 Sc Scandium 2.9850 g/cm3 1 541.00 2 836.00 Metal
39 Y Yttrium 4.4720 g/cm3 1 526.00 3 336.00 Metal --> Ti2
22 Ti Titanium 4.5060 g/cm3 1 668.00 3 287.00 Metal
32 Ge Germanium 5.3230 g/cm3 938.25 2 833.00 Semi-Metal
31 Ga Gallium 5.9100 g/cm3 29.76 2 204.00 Metal
23 V Vanadium 6.0000 g/cm3 1 910.00 3 407.00 Metal, Toxic
57 La Lanthanum 6.1620 g/cm3 920.00 3 464.00 Metal
40 Zr Zirconium 6.5200 g/cm3 1 855.00 4 409.00 Metal
58 Ce Cerium 6.7700 g/cm3 795.00 3 443.00 Metal
59 Pr Praseodymium 6.7700 g/cm3 935.00 3 520.00 Metal
60 Nd Neodymium 7.0100 g/cm3 1 024.00 3 074.00 Metal
24 Cr Chromium 7.1500 g/cm3 1 907.00 2 671.00 Metal, Toxic
50 Sn Tin(Stannum) 7.2870 g/cm3 231.93 2 602.00 Metal
49 In Indium 7.3100 g/cm3 156.60 2 072.00 Metal
25 Mn Manganese 7.4300 g/cm3 1 246.00 2 061.00 Metal ,Toxic
26 Fe Iron (Ferrum) 7.8600 g/cm3 1 538.00 2 861.00 Metal
64 Gd Gadolinium 7.9000 g/cm3 1 312.00 3 273.00 Metal = Terbium
65 Tb Terbium 8.2300 g/cm3 1 356.00 3 230.00 Metal = Gadolinium
66 Dy Dysprosium 8.5400 g/cm3 1 407.00 2 567.00 Metal
67 Ho Holmium 8.7900 g/cm3 1 461.00 2 720.00 Metal
27 Co Cobalt 8.9000 g/cm3 1 495.00 2 927.00 Metal, Toxic = Nickel ?
28 Ni Nickel 8.9080 g/cm3 1 455.00 2 913.00 Metal, Toxic = Cobalt
29 Cu Copper (Cuprum) 8.9600 g/cm3 1 084.62 2 562.00 Metal, Toxic
68 Er Erbium 9.0660 g/cm3 1 529.00 2 868.00 Metal
71 Lu Lutetium 9.8410 g/cm3 1 652.00 3 402.00 Metal
89 Ac Actinium 10.0000 g/cm3 1 050.00 3 198.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural
47 Ag Silver (Argentum) 10.4900 g/cm3 961.78 2 162.00 Noble Metal, Toxic
90 Th Thorium 11.7000 g/cm3 1 842.00 4 788.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural, Toxic
46 Pd Palladium 12.0230 g/cm3 1 554.90 2 963.00 Noble Metal
45 Rh Rhodium 12.4100 g/cm3 1 964.00 3 695.00 Noble Metal
92 U Uranium 19.1000 g/cm3 1 132.20 4 131.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural, Toxic
79 Au Gold (Aurum) 19.3000 g/cm3 1 064.18 2 856.00 Noble Metal
94 Pu Plutonium 19.8160 g/cm3 639.40 3 228.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural, Toxic
93 Np Neptunium 20.2000 g/cm3 637.00 4 000.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural, Toxic
78 Pt Platinum 21.4500 g/cm3 1 768.30 3 825.00 Noble Metal
              Solid elements
5 B Boron 2.3400 g/cm3 2 076.00 3 927.00 Semi-Metal, Toxic
41 Nb Niobium 8.5700 g/cm3 2 477.00 4 744.00 Metal
42 Mo Molybdenum 10.2800 g/cm3 2 623.00 4 639.00 Metal
44 Ru Ruthenium 12.4500 g/cm3 2 334.00 4 150.00 Noble Metal
72 Hf Hafnium 13.3100 g/cm3 2 233.00 4 603.00 Metal
73 Ta Tantalum 16.6900 g/cm3 3 017.00 5 458.00 Noble Metal
74 W Tungsten (Wolfram) 19.2500 g/cm3 3 422.00 5 555.00 Metal
75 Re Rhenium 21.0200 g/cm3 3 186.00 5 596.00 Noble Metal
76 Os Osmium 22.6100 g/cm3 3 033.00 5 012.00 Noble Metal
77 Ir Iridium 22.6500 g/cm3 2 446.00 4 428.00 Noble Metal
              Gas elements
3 Li Lithium 0.5340 g/cm3 180.54 1 342.00 Alkali Metal
19 K Potassium (Kalium) 0.8900 g/cm3 63.38 759.00 Alkali Metal
11 Na Sodium (Natrium) 0.9680 g/cm3 97.72 883.00 Alkali Metal
37 Rb Rubidium 1.5320 g/cm3 39.31 688.00 Alkali Metal
20 Ca Calcium 1.5500 g/cm3 842.00 1 484.00 Alkaline Earth Metal
12 Mg Magnesium 1.7380 g/cm3 650.00 1 090.00 Alkaline Earth Metal
87 Fr Francium 1.8700 g/cm3 27.00 677.00 Alkali Metal, Radioactive Natural  = Cesium2
55 Cs Cesium (Caesium) 1.9300 g/cm3 28.44 671.00 Alkali Metal
38 Sr Strontium 2.6400 g/cm3 777.00 1 382.00 Alkaline Earth Metal, Toxic
56 Ba Barium 3.5100 g/cm3 727.00 1 897.00 Alkaline Earth Metal, Toxic
63 Eu Europium 5.2440 g/cm3 826.00 1 529.00 Metal
88 Ra Radium 5.5000 g/cm3 700.00 1 737.00 Alkaline Earth Metal, Radioactive Natural,  Toxic
33 As Arsenic 5.7270 g/cm3 817.00 614.00 Semi-Metal, Toxic
52 Te Tellurium 6.2400 g/cm3 449.51 988.00 Semi-Metal
51 Sb Antimony (Stibium) 6.6970 g/cm3 630.63 1 587.00 Semi-Metal, Toxic
70 Yb Ytterbium 6.9000 g/cm3 824.00 1 196.00 Metal
30 Zn Zinc 7.1400 g/cm3 419.53 907.00 Metal, Toxic
62 Sm Samarium 7.5200 g/cm3 1 072.00 1 794.00 Metal
48 Cd Cadmium 8.6500 g/cm3 321.07 767.00 Metal, Toxic
84 Po Polonium 9.3200 g/cm3 254.00 962.00 Metal, Radioactive Natural, Toxic
69 Tm Thulium 9.3200 g/cm3 1 545.00 1 950.00 Metal
83 Bi Bismuth 9.7800 g/cm3 271.50 1 564.00 Metal
82 Pb Lead (Plumbum) 11.3400 g/cm3 327.46 1 749.00 Metal, Toxic
81 Tl Thallium 11.8500 g/cm3 304.00 1 473.00 Metal, Toxic
80 Hg Mercury (Hydrargyrum) 13.5340 g/cm3 -38.83 356.73 Metal, Toxic
              Non Metals - Gas
15 P Phosphorus 1.8200 g/cm3 44.20 277.00 Non-Metal, Toxic
16 S Sulfur 2.0670 g/cm3 115.21 444.60 Non-Metal
35 Br Bromine 3.1028 g/cm3 -7.30 58.80 Non-Metal, Toxic
34 Se Selenium 4.8090 g/cm3 221.00 685.00 Non-Metal, Toxic
53 I Iodine 4.9330 g/cm3 113.70 184.30 Non-Metal, Toxic
              Gases
1 H Hydrogen 0.0899 g/L -259.14 -252.87 Non-Metal
2 He Helium 0.1786 g/L -272.20 -268.93 Noble Gas
10 Ne Neon 0.9002 g/L -248.59 -246.08 Noble Gas
7 N Nitrogen 1.2510 g/L -210.00 -195.79 Non-Metal
8 O Oxygen 1.4290 g/L -218.79 -182.95 Non-Metal
9 F Fluorine 1.7000 g/L -219.62 -188.12 Non-Metal, Toxic
18 Ar Argon 1.7840 g/L -189.35 -185.85 Noble Gas
17 Cl Chlorine 3.2000 g/L -101.50 -34.04 Non-Metal, Toxic
36 Kr Krypton 3.7490 g/L -157.36 -153.22 Noble Gas
54 Xe Xenon 5.8940 g/L -111.70 -108.12 Noble Gas
86 Rn Radon 9.7300 g/L -71.15 -61.85 Noble Gas, Radioactive Natural, Toxic