Mining Publication: In-Mine Evaluation of Underground Fire and Smoke Detectors
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Original creation date: October 1978
The current state of the art of fire and smoke detection technology is reviewed from the standpoint of suitability for use in underground metal and nonmetal mines. Detection modes, fire signatures, and environmental considerations are included. Preliminary results of long-term, in-mine tests are presented.
Authors: RE Griffin
Conference Paper - October 1978
NIOSHTIC2 Number: 10000336
Proceedings of the Fourth WVU Conference on Coal Mine Electrotechnology, Morgantown WV, Aug 2-4, 1978. Morgantown WV: University of West Virginia, 1978 Oct; :18-1 - 18-15
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- Page last updated: 9/21/2012
- Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program