Diesel Aerosols in an Underground Coal Mine

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Aleksandar D. Bugarski Shawn Vanderslice Jon A. Hummer Teresa Barone Steven E. Mischler Shad Peters Steve Cochrane Jared Winkler
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Mar 16, 2022

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The case study assessed submicron aerosols at a continuous miner (CM) section, diesel aerosol concentrations at the longwall (LW) section, and elemental carbon (EC) and total carbon (TC) exposures. Aerosols at CM sections were a mix of freshly generated and those from main drifts. Low ambient concentrations and personal exposures suggest effective control strategies, with further reductions possible by curbing emissions from high-emitting light-duty vehicles.
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APA: Aleksandar D. Bugarski Shawn Vanderslice Jon A. Hummer Teresa Barone Steven E. Mischler Shad Peters Steve Cochrane Jared Winkler  (2022)  Diesel Aerosols in an Underground Coal Mine

MLA: Aleksandar D. Bugarski Shawn Vanderslice Jon A. Hummer Teresa Barone Steven E. Mischler Shad Peters Steve Cochrane Jared Winkler Diesel Aerosols in an Underground Coal Mine. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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