煤矿地质测量操作规程（Operation procedures for geological surveying of coal mine）.docVIP

煤矿地质测量操作规程（Operation procedures for geological surveying of coal mine） Operation procedure of coal mine survey 1. In handling and surveying, the instruments and tools must be properly protected. When the instrument is set up, the station (and the mirror station) are not allowed to leave. When the station is moving, the instrument must be unloaded into the instrument box. If the distance of the station is short, the instrument may not be removed, but the instrument must be held and the feet are held by hand. Dont jump or run as you travel. 2. Measurement of external observation should be conducted in a time of good visual and stable imaging. If the image is blurred or jumpy, it should not be observed before and after sunrise, sunset and around noon. The measurement of triangulation can also be used to observe the time of atmospheric refractive index. 3. During the observation of high marks and constructions and structures, the operator shall wear a safety belt. Effective measures should be taken in the upper and lower parts of the instrument. The instrument box and other utensils should be placed firmly, and the fall shall be strictly prevented to ensure the safety of the instrument and person. 4. During observation, the following requirements shall be made: (1) when the instrument turns to be stable, the target should be placed near the horizontal wire when the telescope is aiming at the target. The other targets are observed in the order of observation. The final rotation direction should be the precession when using the micrometer screw target or the micrometer helix to align the line. (2) every time the target is set, it is not allowed to tighten the horizontal and vertical fixed spiral, and use the middle part as far as possible. (3) in the observation process, the bubble deviation center of the standard of the standard shall not be more than one lattice, and when approaching a lattice, the equipment should be retaken in the regenerator. (4) when the telescope