This stone-mining wire saw page is unusual because its archived text focuses on quarry-platform formation and drainage planning, not on generic machine performance.
Huada says horizontal layered working platforms and mining-step platforms in stone fields are mostly formed with a stone wire saw machine.
Platform formation as the stated duty
The source connects the wire saw with shaping the horizontal working surface used as quarry steps develop. It does not identify a stone, machine model, wire route or completed platform in the video description.
Flat ground with an intact ore body
Where the ground is flat and the stone body has good integrity, the article says a trench and drainage channel are generally not dug. This is a conditional statement from the source, not a rule for every quarry.
Rope entry, exit and water planning
Huada says drainage and sewage should instead be considered when setting the elevation and direction of the wire rope's inlet and outlet. The page supplies no slope, flow or site design. Its technical value is the relationship it preserves: wire-path geometry and water management need to be considered together when the working platform is planned.
