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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «WHITEDAMP»
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1
Alas it Seems Cruel: The Mount Mulligan Coal Mine Disaster ...
Combustion of coal with insufficient oxygen generates “Whitedamp" or carbon
monoxide (CO), usually the product of the slow smouldering which results from
spontaneous combustion of the coal in goaf packs, a fairly common occurrence.
2
The Boy With the U.S. Miners:
Less than 1/4of oneper cent of whitedamp will causea canaryto collapseat once,
andaman could breaththat proportion foranhour without muchharm. Evena
tenthof one per cent. will causethelittle bird to show signs of distress." "It's tough
on the ...
3
Mine examination questions and answers
Ans. — Whitedamp is the miners' name for carbon monoxide. Black- damp
describes a variable mixture of carbon dioxide and air having a low oxygen
content. Firedamp relates to any inflammable or explosive mixture of air and gas
found in ...
4
The Chemistry and Technology of Coal, Third Edition
... Whitedamp (Carbon Monoxide) ....................................... 145 5.3.4.3 Blackdamp (
Carbon Dioxide) ........................................... 145 5.3.4.4 Stinkdamp (Hydrogen
Sulfide) ......................................... 145 5.3.4.5 Afterdamp (Mixed Gases) .
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The Colliery Engineer ...
The cause of his accident was almost universally believed to be blackdamp, but
after a thorough investigation, the writer has no hesitation in stating that
whitedamp was the active cause. No lamp, either oil or acetylene, will guard
against ...
6
The Coal Mining Handbook ...
As in mining practice there are more or less quantities of other gases present in
the air, these caps should be regarded as close approximations only. Detection
of Whitedamp.—Whitedamp is the name commonly given to a dangerous body of
...
International Correspondence Schools,
1920
flame of a lamp, or its entire extinguishment. A less quantity of the gas sometimes
produces a sweet taste in the mouth when breathed for a considerable length of
time. Carbonic Oxide Oas, ( Whitedamp), CO. — This gas is bo me what lighter ...
8
The colliers tattletale
The flame safety lamp will burn in a gassy afterdamp which is known as "
whitedamp"; it is a product of incomplete combustion of smoldering mine fires
after blasts. Whitedamp is considered by most mining people as the most
dangerous gas ...
Where would you expect to find the following gases, in making an examination of
a mine: Firedamp, blackdamp and whitedamp? Ans.—In the examination of a
mine, the fireboss expects to find the different gases mentioned, accumulated at ...
rock, with its brimstone airs: the stinkdamp, the chokedamp and the whitedamp .
the gangart of their lives would be easily broken up with the hammer of a song, or
two, and then burnt, or better, dissolved in the monomyths of a living sea .an ...
Meika Loofs Samorzewski,
2007
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «WHITEDAMP»
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whitedamp nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Teachable Moment: Haldane suffered for his science
To deal with whitedamp, the poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide, he introduced a method of using small animals and birds to test ... «The Tennessean, mag 14»