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  • IOM3
    The suppression of dust in coal-mines of Great Britain -thirty-second report to the committee on the control of atmospheric conditions and spontaneous combustion in mines-

    By J. Ivon Graham, T. D. Jones

    This paper presents methods in use in British coal-mines for the suppression of dust. While the effect of present-day treatment will not be apparent for several years, in pits in South Wales, concentr

    Jan 1, 1947

  • IOM3
    The health of old colliers

    By Haldane J. S.

    (Paper presented at the Institution of Mining Engineers' general meeting held in London on 8th June 1916.) It was shown in the last Supplement to the Registrar-General's Reports, in connection with th

    Dec 1, 1916

  • IOM3
    Preliminary modelling of groundwater inflows at Gays River mine, Nova Scotia, Canada

    By R. Macleod, G. G. Bursey, T. R. C. Aston, J. E. Gale

    In 1991 the problems of water inflow at the mine were addressed by a three-phase study. A three-dimensional finite-element computer code, CFEST (Coupled Fluid, Energy and Solute Transport), was used t

    Jan 12, 1993

  • IOM3
    Proposed changes in mineral legislation in the United Kingdom

    By Williams J. A.

    "Changes proposed in 1969 to modernize legislation governing the exploitation of mineral deposits in the United Kingdom serve as the basis for a discussion of what is considered to be a desirable fram

    Dec 30, 1971

  • IOM3
    Study of probability of detachment of particles from bubbles in flotation

    The probability of detachment of quartz particles from air bubbles during bubble oscillations was investigated by means of a vibration method. Theoretical calculations of the detachment force based on

    Dec 1, 1991

  • IOM3
    The Prevention of Spontaneous Combustion in south Nottinghamshire

    By T. F. Bamber

    The South Nottinghamshire Area has not been greatly troubled by spontaneous combustion until the last few years, during which the Blackshale Seam has been developed and exploited. The problem was firs

    May 23, 1905

  • IOM3
    Sampling variability of stream sediments in broad-scale regional geochemical reconnaissance

    By R. J. Howarth, P. L. Llowenstein

    The errors resulting from field sampling, sample preparation and analysis are investigated for drainage sediments derived from homogeneous sandstone, shale, limestone, basic igneous and granite lithol

    Dec 1, 1971

  • IOM3
    The Prevention of Spontaneous Combustion in the South Yorkshire Area

    By E. L. Evans

    The historical development of South Yorkshire mining is traced and note made of the liability to generate spontaneous combustion of some of the seams which have been worked. The liability factor is an

    May 23, 1905

  • IOM3
    Discussion of Mr. Samuel Dean's paper on 'Modern American coal-mining methods, with some comparisons' (Trans. Inst. M. E ., 1915, vol. 1)

    By S a m u e l D e a n

    The author's written response to previous discussion was presented at the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers general meeting held in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 8 April 1916, follo

    Dec 1, 1916

  • IOM3
    The management of health and safety at mines - a case study

    By J R. Leeming

    The paper describes a technique that has been developed by the Health and Safety Executive (USE) to make an assessment of the effectiveness of Health and Safety (H and S) management at complex sites.

    Jan 4, 1997

  • IOM3
    Tectonic setting of the sulphide nickel deposits of the Western Australian shield

    "The sulphide nickel resources of Australia are concentrated in the Western Australian Shield. This shield is considered to have developed by extensive, but incomplete, Proterozoic reworking of once-c

    Jan 1, 1984

  • IOM3
    The Prevention of Spontaneous Combustion in Warwickshire, South Derbyshire and Leicestershire

    By W. R. Chambers

    A wide variety of mining conditions exists within the South Midlands Area and across this range of conditions more than one half of the mines are highly susceptible to spontaneous combustion. Two thic

    May 23, 1905

  • IOM3
    Recent developments in mineral exploration in the northwest highlands and islands of Scotland

    By D. Newman

    Mineral production in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland during the last ten years has been confined to the sporadic production of industrial minerals—for example marble, anorthosite, limestone, ta

    Dec 1, 1971

  • IOM3
    Risk management for mining projects

    By T Atkinson, A Cobb, R AJIington

    Risk management is concerned with the whole spectrum of financial, geological, engineering, legal, governmental, social and occasionally ethnic issues, concerned with mining projects. The inherent ris

    Jan 5, 1996

  • IOM3
    The Prevention of Spontaneous Combustion in the South Durham Area

    By W. R. Donaghue, R. L. Robinson, C. Scott

    Whilst spontaneous combustion has never been considered a major problem in south Durham, certain collieries in the area have a history of heatings and precautions are essential. Three collieries are a

    May 23, 1905

  • IOM3
    Genesis of komatiite-associated nickel sulphide deposits at Kambalda, Western Australia: a distal volcanic model

    "The Archaean komatiite-associated nickel sulphide deposits at Kambalda, Western Australia, exhibit a number of stratigraphic features that are indicative of a strong volcanic control on ore localizat

    Jan 1, 1984

  • IOM3
    The UK's electricity supply position into the next Century

    By D G. Jefferies

    This paper covers National Grid's role in the electricity market, the growth of competition in both generation and supply in that market, and the resulting impact on fuel usage, prices and the environ

    Jan 12, 1997

  • IOM3
    Some effects of earth-movement on the Coal-Measures of the Sheffield district (South Yorkshire and the neighbouring parts of West Yorkshire, Derbyshire, and Nottinghamshire), part II, fig. VII: Geological map of the Sheffield district

    By Fearnsides W. G.

    The map shows the sites of collieries and important boreholes in the district, with approximate underground contours of the pre-Permian surface of the Coal-Measures and of the Barnsley Bed

    Dec 1, 1916

  • IOM3
    Nickel sulphide mineralization in the lick fork prospect, Virginia, U.S.A.

    By K. C. Misra, W. Wrightson Jr.

    The Lick Fork prospect shows appreciable nickel sulphide mineralization in a narrow, steeply dipping, layered sequence of metamorphosed hornblende peridotite, gahhro and hornblende gahhro, intrusive i

    Jan 1, 1984

  • IOM3
    Digital simulation of a mechanical-drive dump truck

    By I. R. Hanby

    A simple but comprehensive method has been developed for the simulation of a mechanical-drive dump truck that enables various parameters to be predicted as a function of time throughout its whole cycl

    Jan 4, 1992