In the years 1900 to 1905, the Rheinpreußen 5 shaft was sunk in the Rheinkamp-Utfort district. Like the Rheinpreußen 4 colliery, which was started at the same time, it was designed as a connecting facility to the Rheinpreußen colliery with its own production.
The shaft was also equipped with a double-strut scaffolding, so that both hoisting and rope travel through this shaft could be mastered alone. Subsequently, a coking plant was also built on shaft 5. Under the technical direction of plant director Heinrich Pattberg, both plants 4 and 5 were designed for mechanized extraction from the outset.
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