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Vol 55 Iss. 1
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Reduction of dustiness of mine atmosphere in permafrost mines by regulation of thermal regime

Authors:
V. S. Veprov
N. A. Khokhlov
Date submitted:
1967-07-29
Date accepted:
1967-09-11
Date published:
1968-01-01

Abstract

As a rule, mines in the Far North, which develop coal seams in permafrost conditions, are characterized by seasonal fluctuations in the dust content of the mine atmosphere. In January - February, the content of dust in the air during excavation, loading and transportation of coal reaches the maximum value - hundreds and thousands of milligrams per 1 m3, and in summer it approaches the sanitary norm ...

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