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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

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