RI 8395 Effect of Symmetric Bit Wear and Attack Angle on Airborne Respirable Dust and Energy Consumption

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Bruce D. Hanson
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Jan 1, 1979

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines conducted a series of experiments using four different coal types to determine the effect of attack angle and symmetric bit wear on airborne respirable dust (ARD) generated by point-attack bits and in energy consumption. Neither had a significant effect on ARD at the 95-pct confidence level, but bit wear had a significant effect (95 pct confidence) on specific energy (energy per gram of cut coal) for three coal types, Depth of cut was the most significant factor affecting ARD and specific energy.
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APA: Bruce D. Hanson  (1979)  RI 8395 Effect of Symmetric Bit Wear and Attack Angle on Airborne Respirable Dust and Energy Consumption

MLA: Bruce D. Hanson RI 8395 Effect of Symmetric Bit Wear and Attack Angle on Airborne Respirable Dust and Energy Consumption. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1979.

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