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Vol 46 Iss. 1
Pages:
52-54
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RUS
Article

Analysis and ways to improve working conditions in open pits

Authors:
A. G. Andreev
Date submitted:
1961-07-09
Date accepted:
1961-09-15
Date published:
1962-10-18

Abstract

Working in a quarry is subject to the influence of meteorological conditions characteristic of the area and harmful impurities emitted into the atmosphere of the quarry during various production processes. Precipitation, changes in temperature and wind speed at the surface entail changes in the corresponding parameters at workplaces. The most unfavorable of all natural factors is temperature, since most of the quarries of the USSR is located in the zone of sharply continental climate with average winter temperatures of minus 15-20 ° and summer temperatures of +20-30°.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Industrial safety and health care in mining
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References

  1. Borisenkova R. V. and Timokhin D. I. Characteristics of dustiness and issues of pneumoconiosis at iron ore quarries. Inform. letter No. 22-59. Meeting on dust control in quarries September 28-29, 1959. Rotaprint. IMB AS USSR, 1959.
  2. Nikitin V. S. The urgent task of increasing labor safety in quarries. Labor Safety in Industry, 1959, No. 5.
  3. Salihodjaev S. S., Sosnovsky S. I., Zakhidov A. Z., Prikhodko M. F. Inform. letter No. 22-59. Meeting on dust control in quarries September 28-29, 1959. Rotaprint. IMB AS USSR, 1959.
  4. Shakhvatov A. T. About dustiness of air and measures of dust control in quarries. Proc. of higher educational institutions. Mining Journal, 1960, No. 5.

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