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Analysis of Mine Fires for All U.S. Underground and Surface Coal Mining Categories: 1990-1999
This report analyzes mine fires for all U.S. underground and surface coal mining categories by state and 2-year time periods during 19901999. Risk rate values are derived, and ignition source, methods of fire detection and suppression, and other variables are examined. The data were derived from Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) mine fire accident publications and verbal communications with mine personnel. The analysis will provide the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, MSHA, and the mining industry with a better understanding of the causes and hazards associated with mine fires and will form a basis for future fire research programs.
Analysis of Mine Fires for All U.S. Underground and Surface Coal Mining Categories: 1990-1999
This report analyzes mine fires for all U.S. underground and surface coal mining categories by state and 2-year time periods during 19901999. Risk rate values are derived, and ignition source, methods of fire detection and suppression, and other variables are examined. The data were derived from Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) mine fire accident publications and verbal communications with mine personnel. The analysis will provide the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, MSHA, and the mining industry with a better understanding of the causes and hazards associated with mine fires and will form a basis for future fire research programs.
Analysis of Mine Fires for All U.S. Underground and Surface Coal Mining Categories: 1990-1999
M. I. DeRosa (Autor:in)
2004
48 pages
Report
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Englisch
Mineral Industries , Fire Services, Law Enforcement, & Criminal Justice , Coal mines , Fires , Underground , Surface , Data analysis , Coal preparation , Plant fires , Fire injuries , Coal mining , Categories , Ignition sources , Detection methods , Suppression methods , Location , Burning materials
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