If you have access to OneMine as part of a member benefit, log in through your member association website for a seamless user experience.
The Use of a Portable Aerosol Counting System to Characterize Dust Clouds and Evaluate Control Methods in Underground Metal Mines
×
Citation (Style = APA)
Grenier M G, ; Bigu J, ; Knight G, (1988). The Use of a Portable Aerosol Counting System to Characterize Dust Clouds and Evaluate Control Methods in Underground Metal Mines.
Citation Downloads
Reference Manager (RIS)
SpreadSheed (CSV)
Grenier M G, ; Bigu J, ; Knight G, (1988). The Use of a Portable Aerosol Counting System to Characterize Dust Clouds and Evaluate Control Methods in Underground Metal Mines.
Citation Downloads
Reference Manager (RIS)
SpreadSheed (CSV)
Organization: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 0
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1988
Email to a Friend
Abstract
Abstract
| Particulate control is a major concern in underground mining and the subject of continuing research world wide. In Canada the federal government's Mining Research Laboratory at EIIiot Lake, Ontario, has been using two aerosol counters to aid its investigations. Specific studies with the units include: a) evaluating total and elemental size efficiencies of dust filtration units: b) characterizing the dust particulate cloud from different mining operations: and c) determining dust transportation characteristics. |
Full Article Download:
