IC 6747 Use Of Electric Power In Castle Gate No. 2 Mine, Utah Fuel Co. ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. J. Parker
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Jan 1, 1933

Abstract

Owing to its flexibility, convenience, economy, ands availability, electric power is peculiarly adapted to the needs of the coal -mining industry. Because of such obvious advantages, the application of electricity has in recent years become more and more extensive and is now a most important factor in the Nation's coal prediction. With the introduction of this type of power into coal mines certain new, specific, and well-recognized hazards resulted. The question arises, therefore: Has the industry met these hazards squarely and. effectively? With respect to some individual companies, the answer happily is in the affirmative; with respect to the industry as a whole, there is much room for improvement.
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APA: D. J. Parker  (1933)  IC 6747 Use Of Electric Power In Castle Gate No. 2 Mine, Utah Fuel Co. ? Introduction

MLA: D. J. Parker IC 6747 Use Of Electric Power In Castle Gate No. 2 Mine, Utah Fuel Co. ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1933.

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