Definition of power shovel

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power shovel

The term 'power shovel' as it applies to the area of energy can be defined as 'removes overburden and loads coal by means of a digging bucket mounted at the end of an arm suspended from a broom. The shovel digs by pushing the bucket forward and upward. It does not dig below the level at which it stands'.

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