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2/1/2002 - Conference papersDiscusses current NIOSH research to improve mine ventilation and mine air quality, particularly for large opening mines.
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6/1/2001 - Conference papersResearch to determine how machine-mounted water sprays and a scrubber interact to reduce methane levels and what spray configurations provide the best face ventilation when used with a scrubber.
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2/1/2000 - Conference papersA paper describing research at a Pittsburgh Coalbed longwall mine to evaluate and optimize bleeder ventilation and gob gas venthole longwall methane control systems.
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7/1/1999 - Peer reviewed journal articlesDescribes a NIOSH study of how much ventilation air reaches the end of a 40 foot box cut. Tests were run to determine how much ventilation air reaches the end of the box cut with the continuous miner at three locations in the 40-ft two-pass extended cut...
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3/1/1999 - Conference papersTwo types of airflow splitting methods for improving longwall dust control were investigated by NIOSH's Pittsburgh Research Laboratory. These methods included a transducer mesh barrier and a staged spray barrier system.
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5/1/1998 - Technology NewsThis Tech News reports on the evaluation of the air quantity reaching the face of a 40 foot box cut during a two-pass extended cut sequence.
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2/1/1997 - Conference papersResearch was conducted to investigate how ventilation of a mining face is affected when scrubber flow is greater or less than intake flow.
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3/1/1995 - Technology NewsThe absence of fundamental scientific and engineering principles in the design and placement of gob gas ventholes can cause difficulties for mine operators when gas emissions increase because of a change in mine design or because variable geologic condi...
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5/1/1994 - Technology NewsThis Tech News reports on the successful application of total mill ventilation systems to reduce respirable dust concentrations and comply with federal regulations regarding respirable dust
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2/1/1992 - Conference papersU.S. Bureau of Mines research is studying ways to more effectively ventilate extended cuts. Two face ventilation techniques that utilize either blowing brattice or a jet fan for deep cutting are examined in this paper.
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Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program