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Controlling mine fires and preventing explosions and other accidents require collection and analyses of samples of atmospheres surrounding fire; air analyses furnish only means of judging what is going on in fire area; problem of gas poisoning is great in non-coal mines because of more frequent occurrence of poisonous and innocuous gases, lack of controlled ventilation, and greater difficulties in sealing mine fire areas.
Controlling mine fires and preventing explosions and other accidents require collection and analyses of samples of atmospheres surrounding fire; air analyses furnish only means of judging what is going on in fire area; problem of gas poisoning is great in non-coal mines because of more frequent occurrence of poisonous and innocuous gases, lack of controlled ventilation, and greater difficulties in sealing mine fire areas.
Carbon dioxide content of mine-fire atmospheres as aid when fighting metal-mine fires
U S Bur Mines -- Information Cir
Ash, S.H. (author)
1950
25 pages
7 supp plates
Report
English
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