Movement Of Diesel-Powered Vehicles As A Factor Influencing Environmental Health Standards In Mine Dead-End Headings (25f8fe10-0e0a-481d-b6b3-6116cdd3b34d)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Andrew M. Wala
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

The determination of air quantity needed to dilute the exhaust gases to a safe level has to be individually evaluated for particular cases. The diesel powered machines are doing some specific operations in the cyclic order required by the technical process. The dynamics of this process in certain conditions has an essential influence on environmental health conditions in the working area. The main purpose of this paper is to show, using computer simulation, how the movement (dynamic) of diesel vehicles effects environmental health standards and also how to determine the required air quantity for certain conditions
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APA: Andrew M. Wala  (1983)  Movement Of Diesel-Powered Vehicles As A Factor Influencing Environmental Health Standards In Mine Dead-End Headings (25f8fe10-0e0a-481d-b6b3-6116cdd3b34d)

MLA: Andrew M. Wala Movement Of Diesel-Powered Vehicles As A Factor Influencing Environmental Health Standards In Mine Dead-End Headings (25f8fe10-0e0a-481d-b6b3-6116cdd3b34d). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1983.

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