MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BLACKDAMP»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BLACKDAMP»
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blackdamp dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
blackdamp et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Coal miners' pocketbook: formerly The coal and metal miners' ...
Blackdamp.— The term blackdamp is commonly applied by the miner to carbon
dioxide and by others to a mixture of that gas and air in which the proportion of
carbon dioxide is so large that a lamp will not burn in it. Strictly, there is no such ...
Blackdamp 0n Pitches Working at the face of a 35-deg. pitch, in a mine operated
in the Buck-Mountain seam, I have experienced some difficulty in the ventilation
of my place. What I have taken to be blackdamp appears to hang at the face of ...
3
The Book of Black: Black Holes, Black Death, Black Forest ...
Z981 Death by Blackdamp Mining has always been a dangerous job, and as
humans penetrated deeper into the Earth's dark bowels, one of the greatest
hazards was a gas that became known as blackdamp. Authors Alan Jones and
Renold ...
Clifford A. Pickover, 2013
Describe the occurrence of firedamp and blackdamp, the dangers arising from
them, and how each may be recognized. Arts—Firedamp may be expected in
those parts of the mine where the air-current is sluggish and not sufficient in
volume ...
5
Minutes of Evidence Taken Before the Royal Commission on ...
And you are not troubled with a great amount of Juiy^l JUS. gas m any part of the
,^^,3,; ?_Nb. 52240. Have you any blackdamp in the district ? — Yes. 52241.
Have you had complaints about the state of the working face from blackdamp ?
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Mines, 1908
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Report of the Royal commission on mines. Presented to both ...
That I have invariably found is the practice at well-governed collieries where the
ventilation is not enough to bring away the blackdamp ; where the lamp burns
dim the men are withdrawn. That would be about 1 per cent, of COa and not less
...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Mines, Robert Collier (2d baron, Monkswell), Sir Henry Hardinge Cunynghame, 1907
"Blackdamp!" The cry scrapedout from the middle of the crowd somewhere.
Others tookitup. "Blackdamp. Blackdamp! Blackdamp!" They had been
progressing from the low partofthe cavern room in halfway orderly fashion, upthe
gently ...
Ryerson Johnson, Kathryn James, 2010
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To Punish or Persuade: Enforcement of Coal Mine Safety
... of necessary materials... (p. 17). A more recent American example is provided
by the inundation of blackdamp (oxygen-deficient air) that occurred when a
continuous miner digging a drainway cut into a mined- out, inaccessible
abandoned ...
9
Death and Dying in Central Appalachia: Changing Attitudes ...
19 BLACKDAMP AND AFTERDAMP Many coal miners survived a mine disaster
only to die from suffocation or asphyxiation. In the aftermath of an explosion,
numerous men died from inhaling carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide gas, which
...
But how far would he get before another explosion ripped him apart, or a flash
fire reduced him to cinders, or before he was squashed beneath a mass of slate,
or his lungs were burst by the vice-like grip of creeping blackdamp? The gas
mask ...
6 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BLACKDAMP»
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blackdamp est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
In Dunmore, an environmental mystery never solved
Mr. Magnotta said the presence of blackdamp — a mixture of gases usually including nitrogen, carbon dioxide and water vapor — is ... «Scranton Times-Tribune, avril 15»
Teachable Moment: Haldane suffered for his science
He described how firedamp, the flammable gases that can collect in the mine, will make the flame longer; and how blackdamp, the gases that ... «The Tennessean, mai 14»
After Ludlow, workers' rights still off-balance
My youthful foolery paid no heed to the possibility of ground-collapse. Only luck spared me from blackdamp gas and death by suffocation. «The Colorado Independent, avril 14»
Other notable mine disasters
A condition known as "blackdamp," a suffocating mixture of carbon dioxide and nitrogen, caused the fire. A side story was that 221 miners ... «Standard Speaker, août 13»
Behind the Miracle: How 33 Miners Survived 17 Days, 5 Miles …
Also in a coal mine we have the problem of what they call blackdamp, or carbon dioxide, and in a metal mine you don't have that. So the ... «TIME, août 10»
The Ludlow massacre revisited.
... which they variously named stinkdamp, blackdamp, firedamp, and afterdamp. For their protection, Colorado miners sometimes made pets of ... «New Yorker, janv 09»
