RI 3292 Factors That Decrease The Light Of Electric Cap Lamps ? Introduction (09999c6e-fe5d-4b91-8076-c55fd63d2ac2)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
A. B. Hooker
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1935

Abstract

[Permissible electric cap lamps represent a workable balance between the amount of light needed and the various limiting conditions, such as the weight the miner can carry conveniently, cost of the lamp, including upkeep, and adequacy or practicability of the lamp as regards safety, mechanical strength, and general performance. Other things being equal, the coot desirable lamp is one that gives the greatest amount of useful light. Conversely, with a given amount of light the most desirable lamp is one that its the most efficient respecting weight, cost, and performance.]
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APA: A. B. Hooker  (1935)  RI 3292 Factors That Decrease The Light Of Electric Cap Lamps ? Introduction (09999c6e-fe5d-4b91-8076-c55fd63d2ac2)

MLA: A. B. Hooker RI 3292 Factors That Decrease The Light Of Electric Cap Lamps ? Introduction (09999c6e-fe5d-4b91-8076-c55fd63d2ac2). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1935.

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