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Experience has demonstrated that lower costs and more efficient working conditions can be obtained through protecting mine timber against ravages of decay; most mine timber starts to decay where timber contacts timber or rests on moisture laden earth; by protecting these vulnerable spots, service life of entire timber can be extended; advantages of one type of treatment.
Experience has demonstrated that lower costs and more efficient working conditions can be obtained through protecting mine timber against ravages of decay; most mine timber starts to decay where timber contacts timber or rests on moisture laden earth; by protecting these vulnerable spots, service life of entire timber can be extended; advantages of one type of treatment.
Protection of mine timber from decay
Min J (Phoenix, Ariz)
Kamphausen, D. (author)
1944
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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