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Vol 46 Iss. 1
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6-11
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Article

Unevenness of gas emission within the mining area

Authors:
V. B. Komarov
V. I. Fomichev
Date submitted:
1961-07-11
Date accepted:
1961-09-11
Date published:
1962-10-18

Abstract

Methane emission within the excavation area depends on the operation of mining machines, atmospheric pressure fluctuations, collapse of rocks of the main roof, irregularity of air supply, etc. Regardless of the influence of these factors, the methane content in the outgoing jet of the site should not exceed 1%. Consequently, it is necessary to supply to the site such amount of air Qpred that would ensure compliance with the requirements of Safety Rules at any combinations of these factors.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Safety in mining industry
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References

  1. Pechuk I. M. Determination of the calculated gas release in the mine. Proceedings of ChakNII, 1953, vol. 7.
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