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4/1/1975 - Contract reportsThe pager phones used in many underground coal mines are battery-operated, party-line telephones with provisions for loudspeaker paging. The system is two-wire, non-polarized, and is operated by self-contained batteries. A description of the many teleph...
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1/1/1975 - Contract reportsWires leading to or from underground facilities can develop hazardous voltages because of lightning exposure. The locations of many mine portals are particularly susceptible to lightning effects. The application of protective devices to limit this poten...
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11/1/1974 - Contract reportsThe report describes the design and building of 15 mancarried and 5 helicopter receivers that are used for trapped miner location during a mine disaster. Helicopters are equipped with six-channel receivers and used to detect transmitters carried by mine...
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11/1/1974 - Contract reportsEight coal mines were visited to determine their communications usage and requirements. Volume 2 details the eight mine visits, along with the conclusions reached following each visit and the final conclusions reached.
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11/1/1974 - Contract reportsEight coal mines were visited to determine their communications usage and requirements. Volume 1 summarizes the entire report and includes both a dissertation on the strengths and weaknesses of various available communication techniques and a set of re...
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11/1/1974 - Contract reportsEight coal mines were visited to determine their communications usage and requirements. Available equipment was surveyed and evaluated to determine its applicability to the needs of the mines. Volume 3 contains all information used in predicting the per...
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11/1/1974 - Contract reportsEight coal mines were visited to determine their communications usage and requirements. Volume 4 describes the propagation measurements made in selected mines during the project, along with findings resulting from these measurements.
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9/1/1974 - Contract reportsThe time and amplitude statistics necessary to adequately describe electromagnetic (EM) noise in mines are illustrated through computer soft- ware techniques. They are 1) Allan Variance Analyses (AVA), 2) Interpulse Spacing Distributions (ISD), 3) Pulse...
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9/1/1974 - Contract reportsVolume I of this report deals with theoretical, experimental, and practical implementation aspects of the federal Bureau of Mines programs related to present and planned, emergency and operational, mine communications and miner location systems for unde...
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7/1/1974 - Contract reportsVolume II of this report (Contract No. H0122026) presents the findings of a short intensive assessment performed during the fall of 1972. This assessment provided the federal Bureau of Mines with independent technical judgments regarding the potentials ...
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Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program