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Vol 55 Iss. 1
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60-63
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Article

Dependence of atmospheric dust hazard on air temperature and elevation of the mined deposit

Authors:
V. S. Veprov
V. I. Korotkov
Date submitted:
1967-07-30
Date accepted:
1967-09-09
Date published:
1968-01-01

Abstract

Hygienic standards of dust content of air in industrial premises and underground workings, approved by the USSR Gossaninspektsiya, are differentiated by type and composition of dust (SN 245-63). They do not take into account a number of factors that affect the amount of dust penetrating into the human body: different altitudes at which mines are located, climatic conditions, the severity of the work performed, the duration of human stay in a dusty environment. ...

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References

  1. Kedrolivansky V. I. and Sterizat M. S. Meteorological instruments. Hydrometeoizdat, 1953.
  2. Marshak M. E. Regulation of respiration in man. Medgiz, 1959.
  3. Sanitary norms for the design of industrial enterprises (SN-245-63). Gosstroyizdat, 1963.
  4. Skochinsky A. A., Komarov V. B. Mine ventilation. Ugletekhizdat, 1959.

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