Plan B

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Plan B was the successful alternative rescue strategy used to drill a shaft and extract the 33 trapped miners during the 2010 Copiapó mining accident in Chile.

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instanceOf alternative rescue strategy
rescue plan
associatedWith 2010 Copiapó mining accident
San José mine collapse
coordinatedBy Chilean Ministry of Mining
Chilean government
linked to: Government of Chile
country Chile
drillingMethod raise boring
top-down drilling
endDate 2010-10-13
event first miner rescued on 2010-10-13
last miner rescued on 2010-10-13
followedBy Plan C (as backup)
linked to: Plan C
involvedPerson André Sougarret
Jeff Hart
Laurence Golborne
legacy model for future mine rescue operations
location Atacama Region
San José copper-gold mine
near Copiapó
mediaCoverage global live television broadcast of rescues
notableFeature became primary rescue option
completed rescue earlier than initial estimates
numberOfPeopleRescued 33
outcome successful rescue of all 33 miners
partOf 2010 Copiapó mining accident rescue
precededBy Plan A
reasonForChoice faster drilling rate than Plan A
higher probability of timely rescue
risk potential shaft collapse
riskMitigation continuous monitoring of shaft stability
safetyMeasures shaft casing in upper section
shaft reaming in stages
shaftDepth about 622 meters
shaftDiameter about 66 centimeters
startDate 2010-09-05
targetGroup trapped miners
technicalSupportFrom Center Rock Inc.
Codelco
Schramm Inc.
usedEquipment Fénix rescue capsule
Raise bore drilling system
Schramm T130XD drill
usedFor drilling rescue shaft
extraction of trapped miners

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