Better Stopping Construction Techniques Reduce Ventilation Air Leakage ? Objective

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

Provide better ventilation for mines by reducing air leakage around stoppings. Approach Most stoppings are constructed of concrete blocks and trowelled-on mortar and are not very airtight. Bureau of Mines research has shown that brushing on modified mortar containing fiberglass and/or other additives, that enhance strength and adhesion, minimizes air leakage around and through the stoppings. Airtightness is an important factor in building stoppings since an airtight stopping will provide for more efficient ventilation airflow and more cost-efficient use of the mine's ventilation system. How the New Technique Works After broken floor and rib material is removed, the stop-ping faces are covered with one or two coats of modified
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APA:  (1982)  Better Stopping Construction Techniques Reduce Ventilation Air Leakage ? Objective

MLA: Better Stopping Construction Techniques Reduce Ventilation Air Leakage ? Objective. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1982.

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