10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FIREDAMP» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
firedamp in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
firedamp im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Report of the Royal commission on mines. Presented to both ...
examined, and he found it to contain 117% of firedamp ; there was also an
accumulation of firedamp some distance away from this place. The return air from
this section contained 0 □ 13%. of firedamp, whilst the main return of 11,000
cubic ...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Mines, Robert Collier (2d baron, Monkswell), Sir Henry Hardinge Cunynghame, 1907
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Indian Mines Act: Annual Report
A very small quantity of an explosive mixture_of firedamp and air will, if ignited,
cause very great destruction and may cause great loss of life. Firedamp should
be dealt with very cautiously, and with a knowledge of its properties. Wherever it
is ...
Firedamp and the Means of Preventing Accidents In Mines (Le Grisou-Moyens de
Frevenir lea Accidents dans lea Mines). Dealing with the rate of production of gas
and the proper degree of ventilation necessary for safety. Serial. Part I. 1800 w ...
John Butler Johnson, Henry Harrison Suplee, Johannes H. Cuntz, 1901
Question — Why does firedamp explode in a safety lamp, without causing an
explosion of the gas by which the lamp is surrounded? Answer — A firedamp
mixture, surrounding a good safety lamp, may become highly explosive before
slight ...
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
Also, incendiary bomb. fire boss Mining Engineering. 1. a person responsible for
inspecting a mine for gas and other dangers. Also, mine examiner, gas boss. 2. a
state-certified official who examines mines for firedamp, gas, and other dangers ...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
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Exploring the Universe: Essays on Science and Technology
Lyell and Faraday's recommendation was the first official recognition that
consideration should be given to a system of firedamp drainage. However, the
principle was not entirely new and isolated examples of firedamp drainage from
goaf ...
If a stream of pure firedamp is coming out of a pipe in a stopping in a disused pit,
one can light it without danger of an explosion. But one must do an analysis first
to be sure it is not mixed with air. For mixtures of firedamp and air in certain ...
The use of models to simulate mine explosions Four explosions were simulated
in transparent models, survivors and investigators having furnished evidence
about the movement of firedamp and flame. It is hoped to develop this technique
so ...
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History of Shock Waves, Explosions and Impact: A ...
(iii) Mixtures of firedamp and air, present in proportions bordering on those that
will ignite upon the approach of a flame, combust instantly if they contain just a
few particles of such noncombustible dusts in suspension, or Seaham or other
dusts ...
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Bibliography on Ignition and Spark-ignition Systems
Walls, N. S., R. V. Wheeler, W. Rintoul, and A. G. White, The ignition of firedamp
by momentary flames, Gt. Brit. Safety in Mines Res. Board, Paper 24 (1926).
Walls, N. S., and R. V. Wheeler, The ignition of gases, VI. Ignition by flames,
Mixtures ...
George Frederick Blackburn, 1963
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «FIREDAMP» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
firedamp im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
In shale-wary France, an attempt to revive former coal region with gas
Known to wary coal miners as “firedamp”, coalbed methane is the flammable gas that would become trapped in pockets between the coal and ... «Energy Voice, Jul 15»
The miners who never came home
Sparks from the cutter as it struck pyrites ignited firedamp, causing a massive explosion which brought down 120 yards of roof. Entombed were 81 men. «The Northern Echo, Jun 15»
Colliery disaster claimed lives of children as young as six
A sudden inrush of firedamp from old workings was blamed for the explosion, while toxic after-damp gases overpowered many of those who ... «Sunderland Echo, Jun 15»
On this day: First reigning Pope to visit UK
1887: Seventy-three miners died in firedamp explosion at Udston Colliery, Lanarkshire. 1907: The first Isle of Man motor cycle TT race was held ... «Scotsman, Mai 15»
Cambrian mining disaster remembered 50 years on at service
The colliery explosion was caused by firedamp after poor ventilation allowed a build-up of the flammable gas. First Minister Carwyn Jones and ... «BBC News, Mai 15»
Cod liver oil and lots to talk about: Joy's secret to being 105 years …
May – A firedamp explosion at Wellington Colliery, Whitehaven, in the Cumberland Coalfield, kills 136. June – Charles Rolls becomes the first ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Apr 15»
April 28, 1924: 119 Miners Die in Benwood Mine Explosion
His open light ignited firedamp, which is an explosive mixture of methane and air. An explosion ripped through the mine, which was dry and ... «West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Apr 15»
Archive: Newdigate Colliery closed in 1982
A spark ignited firedamp which flashed along the coal face, killing the eight miners and leaving several others with severe burns. Today, hardly ... «Nuneaton News, Apr 15»
Turkey: Mine Disaster Trial to Open
Prosecutors found that the mine company had been informed of but apparently ignored clear warning signs of dangerous gas (firedamp) levels ... «Human Rights Watch, Apr 15»
361 miners killed in 2014 in job-related accidents
The report listed landslides, firedamp explosions, blazes and flooding as primary causes of fatalities in mining areas in 2014. The ruling Justice ... «Today's Zaman, Jan 15»
