IC 9153 Assessment And Determination Of Illumination Needs For Operators Of Mobile Surface Mining Equipment

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Alan G. Mayton
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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42
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Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines conducted one of the most extensive studies on surface mine illumination to date, to assess the illumination needs of mobile surface mining machinery with respect to the visual tasks required of machinery operators. Field Investigations were performed at 22 surface mining operations, coal and metal-nonmetal, within several mining regions of the United States. Visibility and illumination were measured for 159 visual tasks performed by equipment operators on or near 57 surface mining machines, including draglines, shovels, blasthole drills, bulldozers, loaders, haul trucks, graders, scrapers, and several service-type vehicles.
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APA: Alan G. Mayton  (1987)  IC 9153 Assessment And Determination Of Illumination Needs For Operators Of Mobile Surface Mining Equipment

MLA: Alan G. Mayton IC 9153 Assessment And Determination Of Illumination Needs For Operators Of Mobile Surface Mining Equipment. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1987.

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