What does ramping refer to in underground development

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What does "ramping" refer to in underground development?

A. Ore crushing

B. Inclined access construction

C. Drilling longholes

D. Rock reinforcement

Answer: Option B

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Ramp is an inclined tunnel connecting levels.The correct answer is: Inclined access constructionUsed for vehicle access and ore haulage.Replaces vertical shafts in some mines.

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