Considerations In The Selection Of A Cooling System For The Deep Sub-Shaft Area Of A Mine With Very High Rock Temperatures

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
B. C. B. Pretorius
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

A heat load analysis of the very hot sub-shaft area of Loraine gold mine situated near Welkom, South Africa, showed. that the heat that needed to be removed to give acceptable wet-bulb temperatures at the working faces could not be done by the normal ventilation air alone, but would have to be complemented with extensive refrigeration. The paper outlines the considerations in selecting the cooling system adopted for this shaft.
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APA: B. C. B. Pretorius  (1980)  Considerations In The Selection Of A Cooling System For The Deep Sub-Shaft Area Of A Mine With Very High Rock Temperatures

MLA: B. C. B. Pretorius Considerations In The Selection Of A Cooling System For The Deep Sub-Shaft Area Of A Mine With Very High Rock Temperatures. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1980.

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