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Development of a Fire Evaluation System for Underground Coal Mines
A prototype Fire Safety Evaluation System has been developed and is ready to be evaluated by a Peer Consulting Panel and for performing field tests. The system can be used to determine combinations widely accepted fire safety equipment and underground coal mines features that provide a level of safety equivalent to those required by the Code of Federal Regulations-Title 30 for underground coal mines. In this evaluation, equivalent safety performance is gauged in terms of overall level of safety provided rather than by a component by component comparison.
Development of a Fire Evaluation System for Underground Coal Mines
A prototype Fire Safety Evaluation System has been developed and is ready to be evaluated by a Peer Consulting Panel and for performing field tests. The system can be used to determine combinations widely accepted fire safety equipment and underground coal mines features that provide a level of safety equivalent to those required by the Code of Federal Regulations-Title 30 for underground coal mines. In this evaluation, equivalent safety performance is gauged in terms of overall level of safety provided rather than by a component by component comparison.
Development of a Fire Evaluation System for Underground Coal Mines
J. A. Shibe (author)
1986
146 pages
Report
No indication
English
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