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Controlling mine gob fires
Orient No. 3 mine in Jefferson County, Ill, has experienced several instances of spontaneous heating; indications of heating in gob include haze, moisture condensation, bituminous odor and presence of CO in airways; 7 of areas where spontaneous heating has occurred have been controlled by sealing with masonry stoppings and flooding with carbon dioxide; literature review on causes of "hot spots"; results of chemical and physical analyses of Orient coal.
Controlling mine gob fires
Orient No. 3 mine in Jefferson County, Ill, has experienced several instances of spontaneous heating; indications of heating in gob include haze, moisture condensation, bituminous odor and presence of CO in airways; 7 of areas where spontaneous heating has occurred have been controlled by sealing with masonry stoppings and flooding with carbon dioxide; literature review on causes of "hot spots"; results of chemical and physical analyses of Orient coal.
Controlling mine gob fires
Min Congress J
Budzak, P.M. (author) / Eadie, G.R. (author)
1962
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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